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The brigade against snobs is official.

A few things I found common to my dreams:

1. My entries were usually dated two or three days in a row at a time.

2. I was less likely to write down a dream that I remembered in December and January.

3. There are some dates that I would remember a dream on-every single year. The dates don’t stand out to me as particularly significant.

4. I often dreamed of one person in particular, for months at a time. They showed up everywhere or would interrupt a dream in progress. They would leave and then be replaced with the same thing, but with someone else.

5. I’ve dreamed of every single person in my life at least once.

6. Everyone in my dreams usually represents a part of myself or who they symbolize to me.

7. It seems like I’ve had all the popular ones: pulling teeth, being naked in front of people, flying, being embarrassed, dying, killing people, failing tests, being a superhero, becoming famous, etc. But a majority of my dreams flow just like real life. I’ve had dreams where I just hang out with people, or we eat.

8. It only takes two to three months of being somewhere on a regular basis for me to begin to dream about it or the people there.

9. If I’m under some stress, it will always flood my dreams and decrease the amount per night to just one usually. On average I remember two or three. At the most I’ve remembered one long one with four short ones following.

10. I’ve found cues that let me know that I’m dreaming. If I can’t read or if I can breathe under water, for instance. I can also wake myself up if I don’t like where it’s going and once or twice I’ve changed the ending. i usually know to some small degree that I’m dreaming, but I can’t always change it and I want to work on that.

January-
snow
snow covered trees
snowmen
people taking down Christmas lights
Where recycled trees go to die
someone’s New Years resolution
stacks of sweaters
people sledding
bowls of soup or cups of tea/hot chocolate
Superbowl party

February-
Imbolc- fire, red and white, etc.
hearts
couples walking from behind or holding hands
romantic nights out
received valentines
Mardi Gras celebrations, decorations and pancakes

March-
melting snow
icicles on the roof
frozen mud
flowers in snow
St. Patrick’s Day celebrations
seedlings on the window sill
Ostara

April-
Easter celebrations
egg decorating
rainbows
rain
something caked with mud

May-
flowers
May day and Beltane celebrations
Cinco de Mayo celebrations
Cemeteries decorated for memorial day
Memorial day bbq
Planting gardens
Graduations

June-
sandals
strawberries
evening walks
picnics
lakeside chats
Pride events
Midsummer and solstice

July-
camping
pool time
4th of July celebrations and fireworks
concerts in the park
ice cream cones
watermelon

August-
Lammas
corn on the cobb
summer sunsets
rolling green hills
bike rides
vacations and road trips
glasses of lemonade
New West Fest
County or state fairs
school, art or office supplies

September-
football games
tailgating parties
Homecoming celebrations
scarecrows
hay rides
apple picking
Mabon
leaves changing color
car rides through the mountains

October-
haunted houses or mazes
pumpkin patches
pumpkins lit up at night
Halloween parties
people in costumes
Samhain
Dia de los Muertos celebrations

November-
bare trees
baked pies
geese flying
Thanksgiving- dinner, decorations, etc.
Thanksgiving leftovers party

December-

Christmas lights on people’s houses
Christmas celebrations
Christmas trees
Carolers
Holiday shopping
Winter solstice
Canned food drives