Posted by Thistle on January 19, 2002 at 07:51:08:
In Reply to: Dream crumbs...more on the concious effort to dream. posted by kat on January 18, 2002 at 23:36:25:
That was a great flick! Imagine how interesting life would be if everything seemed new all the time! I kind of relate to the "memory impaired" thing because my memory skills lack at times. Sometimes I completely forget a movie or a person that I was acquainted with. The worst is when you go into the mall and forget where you parked your car. Fortunately, that doesn't happen too often.
: Thank you for your advice jonvon, I don't know if I will remember that in the morning but I will try.
: Actually it seems that the simple act of thinking about my dreams and telling myself to remember is helping. For the past several days I have remembered pieces or crumbs of my dreams. Last night for example I remember having a dream where I was supposed to fill in these holes in this lawn or park of some kind, and when I looked more closely at one of the holes I realized that there was some kind of tunnel underneath and I remember somebody saying that many people had died in those tunnels...
: That's it, oh and also the vague impression of Pete being there, too.
: Some pieces of other dreams I won't share as they are personal and boring anyway.
: I have a problem with remembering things as soon as I get up, simply because I gotta get up and go. I if I lay too long in bed I find it more and more difficult to get up.
: And I and memory impaired anyway.
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: Speaking of memory impaired, has anyone seen "Memento" ? Great flick, I think all you real cerebral types would like it much. I thought I knew what was going on then I was more confused in teh middle than at the beginning.