Re: OT: YACLD - Yet another conlang dream (about Wenedyk)

> > It hadn't brought me
> > anything anyway, and I didn't get
> > to remember my dreams better than I do now
> > without writing them down.
>
>I've been at it (off and on) for several years,
>and am getting to the point where I can dream
>quite a story and still recall it after waking.
Several times, over 2 decades, I tried keeping a dream diary so that I'd
remember having dreams. It never worked for me. Then, 3 years ago, I was
discovered to have sleep-apnea such that I seldom entred REM sleep. Once I
began using a CPAP when I slept, I began slowly to bgein remembering dreams.

About 90% of mine are what I call venting dreams - reworking some event or
experience I've had during the day or some issue/problem/frustration I'm
facing. About 5% involve what I call archetypical figures (e.g. gods, nature
spirit manifestations).  The remaining 5% I call just weird - no
identifiable relations to anything in my waking world. Out of all of these,
only about 5% are lucid dreams.

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