you have the most interesting dreams.

do you find that typing them out helps you have more dreams? someone told me that once... if you write them down you help keep them in the forefront of your memory, thereby helping you have even more dreams.

i dunno. i feel like i hardly ever have dreams. and reading yours isn't helping me have any more. ;)

well, you're having dreams, even if you don't remember them. if you weren't, you'd go crazy. there was a whole star trek episode about how the crew went nuts because none of them were achieving REM sleep at night.

i tend to remember dreams only under certain circumstances. while i'm on vacation, i tend to wake up and fall back asleep a couple of times in the morning due to the cat, and each time i tend to remember those dreams i wake up during. if i'm awakened from a deep sleep--like in the middle of the night-- i'll remember those dreams as well.

but the alarm on work mornings usually obliterates all dream memories, unfortunately, so expect to see a sharp dropoff in dream blogging once i have to go back to work :)

i remembered more of that dream, but i feel like i've been writing so much about my dreams lately that i thought i'd better rein it in a little. though now that i say that, that seems dumb. it's my blog. i mostly write it for me; other people can choose to read or not read what they want.

anyway, i think everyone probably has interesting dreams.

oh, and i also found myself giving moses a lecture during breakfast about how bob looks up to him, like a big brother, and expects moses to look out for him. "So you should be nice to him, and not try to kill him."

maybe i should write children's stories.