Nanohedron wrote:Jeez. I had another dream where my flute cracked, big time. I mean, from one end to another, and not just a split, but in all sorts of directions. Panic, sweat, despair.
Does this mean anything, or should I cut back on midnight snacks?
Were Archie Campbell and Gordie Tapp singing in the background? ("Gloom, despair and agony on me...")
Giles: "We few, we happy few."
Spike: "We band of buggered."
cowtime wrote: What does it mean when I don't have dreams that I remember? (only three that I remember-in my whole life)
Is it some kinda sign? Should I worry-and therefore loose more sleep?and miss more dreams?
signed,
Dreamless
Slude is correct. However, my creative writing teacher (Ann Schlee - casually drops name of Booker Prize contender - ) suggests as writing practice keeping a dream diary. Keep a notebook and pen by your bed, and write down any dreams. People are always in a rush when they wake up. It's amazing how quick and precise your writing gets very very quickly. Even more amazing is how you suddenly start to remember your dreams.
I feel I provide a sort of grounding influence on some of those here who tend to fly off the handle; a sort of stabilizing element. I'm sure any "good psychologist" would agree with me. :snerk:
djm
I'd rather be atop the foothills than beneath them.
djm wrote:I feel I provide a sort of grounding influence on some of those here who tend to fly off the handle; a sort of stabilizing element. I'm sure any "good psychologist" would agree with me. :snerk:
Oops....sorry about that....yeah, Deej, I'm sure a "good" psychologist would agree with you.
Someday, everything is gonna be diff'rent
When I paint my masterpiece.
I feel I provide a sort of grounding influence on some of those here who tend to fly off the handle; a sort of stabilizing element. I'm sure any "good psychologist" would agree with me. :snerk:
What does it mean when I don't have dreams that I remember? (only three that I remember-in my whole life)
Somehow, I don't think that's entirely accurate. But, it's enough to keep me from posting about my dreams again any time soon 
) suggests as writing practice keeping a dream diary. Keep a notebook and pen by your bed, and write down any dreams. People are always in a rush when they wake up. It's amazing how quick and precise your writing gets very very quickly. Even more amazing is how you suddenly start to remember your dreams.
