| No doubt someone could analyse my daymare and come up with all manner of worrying theories but I prefer to just think I am odd from time to time! |
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| It is a daymare to contemplate the horrors I might have to go through to see my kids if we got divorced. |
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| You long, like a lover, for the night to stay, but come morning, the daymare begins again. |
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| I had a terrifying daymare on the train this morning. |
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| She had a vivid daymare about her missing son. |
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| She had a daymare when she realized how much work she had left to do. |
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