A hammock dilemma is the opposite of being stuck between a rock and a hard place (like a garage door): it's a choice between two super good options and you can't pick which one would be more awesome. It's like being stuck between a cloud and a soft place.
For example, once my sister and I were lying in hammocks on a beach in Fiji, and we couldn't decide if we wanted to get in the water and splash around, stay in the hammocks and sip coonut juice, or go check out the cool swimming pool the hotel had. It was quite a dilemma. Hammock dilemma.
Some people know hammock dilemmas by their other name: white people problems. Or first world problems. Or white whines. But I propose that as long as the person with the hammock dilemma KNOWS that their "problem" is actually super awesome, then it's okay.
Here are some more examples of hammock dilemmas:
the time that I couldn't decide if I wanted to eat Rocky Road ice cream for dessert or Milano cookies. It wasn't really a dilemma though because in the end I jsut put the cookies in the ice cream.
Or, there was a time when I couldn't decide if I wanted to paint a star wars mural on my garage door, or get it turned into an image of the Enterprise. Huge problem.
Or once I was taking a beautiful hike up in the mountains of Peru and I couldn't decide if I wanted to hike up to this beautiful crystalline lake, or go hike down to the beach. Problems.
So just, if you ever have a hammock dilemma, remember to count your blessings and appreciate that your poblems are awesome.