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    An Apology

    by , 11-28-2010 at 03:09 AM (868 Views)
    I gave up on my dreams. As cheesy as it may sound in a normal context, it is a much more mundane thing to say on these forums.

    I still have my goals for the future, I haven't lost my way, but I have lost the time (for the past couple of months at least) to write in my dream journal. I told myself I would be good this time, that I would write up my dreams every day. I was good for a while but then it turned to writing a weekly digest of my dreams and then I just got lazy. I truly was excited about the Shared Dreaming class but I let AP Chemistry and friendship problems derail me from the class (though they probably were more important in the long run considering I can still learn shared dreaming). I feel ashamed to have given up so quickly.

    I am trying again though. I still am as interested in dreams as ever (possibly even more) and I am going to try even harder this time to stay on track. With almost every thing I do I fail the first time and subsequently get closer and closer to succeeding. What began as writing down about one dream every six months and giving up after that one night in the fourth grade blossomed into writing a detailed dream journal every day (with multiple dreams each day) for weeks. One could say I've been building up my dream journaling stamina. Hopefully I'm ready for the marathon this time.

    That's it, I just wanted to state that I'm coming back and that I hope to disappoint myself less this time.
    xo. jessietea

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    Comments

    1. Oneironaut Zero's Avatar
      Welcome back, Jessie.

      Stick with it. Diving headlong into something is usually even better, the second time around, anyway. Haha. When time gets short, remember that just one minute's worth of note-writing will give you enough to remember the dream, later on!
    2. Caden's Avatar
      Its not about how many times you got knocked off course but how many times you got back on your feet. You are to be commended on your tenacity, welcome back.
    3. Man of Shred's Avatar
      yeah stress and stuff can be a killer of dreams.
    4. Emiko's Avatar
      Welcome back, and best wishes!