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I’m keeping a dream log at Blogger. The number of posts I have there depends on the following:
- Frequency of the dreams that I can recall.
- Musings about dreams
On reading my dream log, be warned that it’s written in Tagalog. But the good thing is that there is Google Translate. I also read the translation it does since it’s not accurate and it primes me to edit my post to suit with the correct meaning. It gives me another perspective with my writing. But now, I cannot really accept the translation’s inaccuracy that’s why I gave up editing my latest post.
If you want, you can check out my dream log here and translate it using Google Translate. Be warned that it’s inaccurate.
Make your own dream log
Now, I challenge you to create your own dream log as well. Why? I’ll give you two reasons:
- If you are trying to lucid dreams, it’s really a must for you.
- You can write a story based on the dreams you’ve captured.
I can give you more reasons but I think that’s enough motivation for you to create one now. And to those who are already maintaining their dream log, how is it going now?
Br. Allen 