I was in a long line with many other people, none of whom I knew.

I find myself on a beach, with many beachfront mansions nearby. My friends and I decide we all need to throw a party later that night and so we do.

In my dream, as usual, I woke up early. I had breakfast. I came out of the door with my bag. I enjoyed the fresh air in the morning. I enjoyed the sunshine on my body.

I dreamt I was on a bus. A woman next to me started stroking my face. I asked her to stop and she wouldn't.

I was in line to get into a place. I can't remember what for—perhaps a concert, a grocery store, a conference?

In my dream, the virus Covid19 was not an infectious pathogen, but an organised group of people—like some sort of sinister army.

Because the economy is opening up again, I decided to go on a date to the movies. But when we arrived, I remembered that covid-19 is still an issue and I started panicking

It was like the zombie apocalypse but slower, calmer. Everyone was sequestered into small communities, left with no real organization.

I was riding BART. The train was full of people wearing masks. Suddenly the train was speeding, going off the rails.

I dreamed that I was sitting around a table with 2 other women, one I haven't seen since high school, and we all had shots of scotch in front of us.

I had to walk my dog before showing a couple an apartment within my complex. When I was walking my dog I was not wearing a mask and there was a breeze that felt so nice with the fresh air.

I had a simple dream: I met a girl, and she kissed me.

We woke our two-year-old and asked how she slept. "There were bees," she said.

I dreamed a beautiful vision of the coronavirus. I saw it as tremendously huge and beautiful.

I dreamed I was sitting at the train station with my 6 year old waiting for one to arrive so we could go somewhere. While we were waiting, there was a television screen showing the news: in graphic, gory detail.

I was sitting in a doctor's waiting room with several other people. I noticed someone coughing/wheezing in a row of chairs in front of me.