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

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 took the early morning high speed train from Berlin to Fribourg in the south of Germany.

I could have left my shift early, but I decided to stay because I was waiting for results to come back for a patient.

In my dream, the quarantine was even stricter than my country currently decrees. In the dream narrative, my wife and I were on the street, buying sweets that were delicacies made by a famous cook.

I'm finally able to go back to work. I have to take Metro (DC's subway) downtown to my office.

I got stranded during a layover in the Berlin airport en route to my spring break destination because the borders were suddenly closed without warning.

I'm riding on the top section of a double-decker bus, like the kind that give guided tours in big cities like New York, the ones with open tops.

I was with a work colleague from a job I had 17 years ago, driving north on the highway to go to lunch.

I dreamt I was on a small plane and we crash landed into an icy cold lake.

My dream was of me being in the hospital and a doctor is standing beside me.

I was going home on a train, above the streets in a big city, I did not had a ticket, and I was embarrassed by so many people on the train when we ought to do social distancing.

I am in a huge parking lot where I am supposed to park my RV. As soon as I get off the RV, I realize I haven’t pulled the handbrake or that it must have come loose.

It was raining—I was trying to catch a train with my mom and sister.

[My] editor was asking me to go to Inverness to cover a story. We had an argument because it would not adhere to social distancing and I am classed as a vulnerable person.