You have a better memory for dreams then I. I almost never remember them a few hours after they happen. The memory slips away really fast, for some reason, espicially as I get older.
Why thank ya. I always have insanely vivid dreams. In fact I had one this morning from 6:45 - 7am about the dogs running out in traffic and I was like "John, stop the car." and he said "nah we'll wait til we get up to.." and I was like, "No, STOP the CAR NOW." and he argued again and I screamed "STOP THE GODDAMN CAR" and I scared him and he slammed on the breaks in heavy traffic and I ran towards the field where the dogs took off to and met an old lady in a cottage and my cellphone was ringing but it was a weird tone and wasn't my cellphone at all and
then I woke up.
No interp for that, just my brain yapping.
Actually anyone can remember dreams, it's just practice. After you wake up, roll over, write 1 sentence about the dream, you'll remember more and more details :)
I have a dream journal that I write in about 6 times a year. I used to be a lot better at it and I think it's really fun to go back and read them. Most of mine are really long/complex dreams like movies, there was one where I was Hitler and in the end I committed suicide but it was years after the war and I was hiding in England. I think dreams are your mind experimenting. Like if you're curious what it's like to fly, or die, or kill someone, that's what you'll dream about. Which are natural things to be curious about,IMHO.
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So it's impressive, ma'am.
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then I woke up.
No interp for that, just my brain yapping.
Actually anyone can remember dreams, it's just practice. After you wake up, roll over, write 1 sentence about the dream, you'll remember more and more details :)
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