I've actually been trying to record my dreams lately in an effort to improve my lucid dreams skills. The process goes, you write down your dreams shortly after you wake up, preferably before you even crawl out of bed so that you remember the most. Then you read through your dreams and attempt to identify any "dream signs" present. Signs are categorized into four areas: Inner Awareness, Action, Form, and Context.
Inner Awareness - There is something unusual about your in-dream thoughts, emotions, sensations, or perceptions.
Action - Some physical activity seems wrong.
Form - The shape or appearance of a person, obect, or place is unusual or even impossible.
Context - The situation you're in seems unusual or impossible and contrary to real life.
I now realize that seeing Tucker in my last dream clearly seemed "unusual and contrary to real life" (context). And I actually noticed this peculiarity in my dream when I asked my mother why we can see Tucker. At this point, I should have been asking myself, "Am I dreaming?" but I didn't think of it. Hopefully, I've learned from this and next time I see Tucker appear in my dreams I will be able to ask that question. Of course, now that I'm aware of it, I probably won't see him in any of my dreams again.
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