My life can be plain but my dreams always suprise me

[zcalebz]

Got a lot done on the house today and even got a lengthy nap in on account of the accomplishment and waking early out of the blue. It lasted two hours and felt like three, Ahh ... yeaH! Had another vivid enough to fully describe dream and wrote it down after a long piss. I had to go so bad my back teeth were floating, yah I could taste it!

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[angiewavesgbye]

I'm jealous of your vivid dreams!

[zcalebz]

I didn't have many at least not memorable until I began keeping a log at the recommendation of another LJ. Even writing a word or feeling or phrase ASAP (preferably still in bed) can help jog it later and it's supposed to improve dream and general memory over time.

[la_vie_en_love]

I could use a nap right now...

[zcalebz]

Wanting/Needing one now as well for the rejeuvenation and dreamscape but I didn't do so much on the house and just finished watching Sicko, Michael Moore's film on American/World Health Care. I cried three separate times which has been a while. I wish I could leave this country but must stay for my daughter. I guess I need to convince babymama of this nation's disparities even though it may mean distancing many loved one's. But I didn't get anything but laundry started so I'd better run those procrastinated errands.

ZweetDreamZ ... And write it down as soon as you awaken as it is said to improve dream as well as general memory and opens you up to a world of experience. We do spend a quarter to a third or even half (for some of those so lucky) of our lives sleeping so may as well even though only a few short moments actually are spent in Dreams Sleep. It seems like more, doesn't it? Especially if you better your memory of it!