I almost never dream, so maybe that's why I sleep well in a short amount of time.
I do spend an awful lot of time daydreaming though...
Merry Christmas dd! It's still christmas eve here, it will be for another 2 1/2 hours.

It's 10pm Christmas Eve here. I just finished watching Rush Hour 2. Sweet movie...

I can't imagine not dreaming... I have so many adventures in my dreams... I feel like I'd be missing something.

I have 6.5 hours left. I'm watching Babe on tele... I'm going to cry.

Usually when I'm not working I'll get anywhere from 6-10 hours... when I'm working I get about 5 hours average a day everyday for a month or more at a time... the only time you feel dead tired is right when you wake up... after you get a coffee, and as the day progresses and your working often outside and physically, you don't really notice that you're running on only that much sleep... your body adjusts.

I don't dream while asleep either, but I more than make up for it while I'm awake.

This post was last modified: 12-25-2007 11:24 PM by Lost in the Oilfield.

I dream a lot,

I want to try lucid dreaming, but when I'm in bed I'm too tired to try and focus on doing it, so i just fall asleep and have weird dreams that never make any sense, sometimes I have flying dreams though and those are pretty rad

I went to bed night before last. I just got up. When I finally do decide to get out of bed, I've sometimes been sleeping so many days, it's hard to know exactly what day it is when I do get up. I know what's causing me to sleep that much though. And I dream like crazy. I can even tell you what my dreams will be before I go to sleep. They are like clock work.

I know, I know. Love myself. Do for others. etc.

fwiw jales...Here's my take on your situation. (I'm no Doctor, but I did sleep in a Holiday Inn Express once)...

Enjoy it while you can. That's not meant to deminish your feelin's. It's just a suggestion.

And Merry Christmas everyone

(now, if you all will excuse me, the commode is over-flowing, and the disposal is stopped up...)

This post was last modified: 12-26-2007 02:29 AM by Cosmic Kid.

Actually, everyone dreams. It's just a matter of when during the sleep process do you wake up. If you wake up in the middle of the REM stage, you'll initially remember your dreams much more.

hm. true, I have heard that before, that everyone has similar brain activity while sleeping. but even when I remember my dreams they aren't as solid as other people describe. My dreams don't have color, or if they do everything is a shade of bluish grey. And for example I'll have these dreams like I'm floating in water. Except it's not really me because I'm not really anything. And there is no real difference between the air and the water, then I wake up wondering if I was upside down. But there isn't anything definite about it, my dreams are really just vague feelings, and that's only when I do dream, which is very rarely.

What I find to be much more interesting is that people who don't dream or don't remember their dreams tend to have much more vivid and realistic daydreams. This is just a trend I've noticed though, so it prolly doesn't apply to everyone.