Protected: And to think most of the time I can’t even remember my dreams…

September 14, 2009 by Tellie  
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  • Makes me wonder why some people go into the teaching profession! I wonder why that dream came back to you now? That might be something to think about. I don't really ever analyze my dreams, but this one might be worth a second thought. Thanks for the great post.

  • That was bad of her. She should know better as a teacher. She should have been proud of you.

    Hmm as for dreams...i haven't had dreams lately, it's either pitch black or i forget my dreams the moment i wake up.

  • Oh wow, I could definitely see how that could affect a child. Ugh, I can't stand when people make assumptions like that.

    I've never had a dream about something that happened before, and if I have, I can't remember it. Lately, my dreams have been pretty chaotic, featuring characters from True Blood, haha, it's been crazy. I wrote a blog about it today, actually! LOL :-P

  • That is awful! I can't believe a teacher would ever say that to a child. I'm so sorry!

  • That person does NOT need to be teaching. Ugh.

    But, yeah, I dream about everything. I have really strange, vivid dreams.

  • People who are new to a place (like your sub) should just learn to shut up and evaluate things first before spewing nonsense!

    I do remember my dreams. (Which is weird coz you're only supposed to remember about 10% of your dreams. Does that mean I hardly sleep?)

  • what the heck? that's so weird O_o

    i used to have recurring flying dreams pretty frequently. not so much anymore. but i 'fly' the same way in my dreams each time. i'm not flapping my arms like wings or anything.. i'm not horizontal like a bird.. i'm simply run/skipping in the air until i climb higher and higher up.. it's neat.

  • Kez

    That is terrible! I honestly don't understand some peoples' ignorance sometimes. Even though we should be used to it!

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