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Old 08-22-2007, 12:22 PM #5
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doydie,

If your dreams don't stop, make mental notes about them when you wake up. You could be the next Stephen King.

Some of his stories are derived from his dreams.

I have some pretty screwy dreams too. The one that most often occurs is that I am pushing my rollator all over malls, up mountains, etc. and am lost. Since I have no quarter, I can't call home to have my husband come get me.

He gave me some change so I would stop thinking about not being able to get ahold of him.

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