I need something..

[crazyfurries]

anyone have something that records your dreams while you're asleep?

I know I had a really smacking weird one, one that I'd probably love to draw parts of.. if I could remember it. -.-;;

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[ccelizic.livejournal.com]

Some people keep dream journals. As soon as they wake up from a rip roaring weird one, before the memory fades from their mind they write down all the details of the dream, this helps them cement it in their mind.

[crazyfurries.livejournal.com]

yeh I do that, but half the friggin time by the time i'm coherent enough to write or draw that dream has faded.

[scribe-of-stars.livejournal.com]

No technology exists that can record a dream beyond the firing of your synapses as you sleep. So I suppose the only way to really "record" your dreams is to...live them.

...Then again, my dream last night could have been titled "Urban versus the Great-Dane-Sized Disgruntled Centipede Robots," so that might not be feasible. Or, in some cases, desirable.

Memphis, if I may... *Takes Memphis's two "!"s and adds a _ to make a !_!.* Hey Tenny! Bet you haven't seen this one before!

*Gasp* Wooowwww! Thanks, Dad!

Better hurry, these move fast.

*Pounces the !_!* RRrrrRRrRrrrrRRRRRrrRRrRrrRrRrRRRRRrRrrrr

[crazyfurries.livejournal.com]

*munches on his catch of a -.-;;* mmhmm fno fanks 'm goff thiff un!

there's my good littler hunter~

[locoluis.livejournal.com]

I've found out that dreams are easier to remember when you're relaxed and your mind is blank.

Dreams get overwritten with the first thing you think when you wake up. Yes.