Dream Recall Stupidity On My Part

I'm so pissed at myself:

I woke up this morning thinking "I better write my dreams down in my DJ" but I didn't because of laziness. At this point I had only remember one dream.

I got up, got in the shower. After about 5 minutes in the shower, I remembered 3 more dreams!

So then I thought: I should probably write them down.

But the the laziness in me said: I'm sure I'll remember them, no point in writing them down until tonight:roll:

When I got home at 5, I realized "Oh shit! I forgot ALL my dreams, not just the 3.

So now I have nothing to write in my dream journal, and all because I was lazy...:bang:

That'll do it haha. Sorry for your lose.

That sucks. :(

Maybe you could type them? Or just ignore the laziness?

Take notes, that will solve the sloth problem.

I'll just be sure to write them down when I wake up next time, as long as I'm not late

I use a voice recording app on my phone. It's easymode. :D

Yeah have a notebook next to your bed and write some key details and triggers, and then later on either type them up or write them into a good copy book or you could do what Foul does and use a voice recorder. I get really lazy as well while trying to remember my dream while lying in bed I usually just roll over and fall asleep and then forget the dream :(

Try to trigger your memory by repeating names of friends, places, dreamsigns etc in your mind and they might just pop up =)

Funny, I often remember my dreams in the shower. Or on rare occasions 8 hours later in the day... those times are odd. I used to always forgeet to write in my DJ because I would have a false awakening that made me think I had wrote my dreams down already. Odd indeed.

Every dream recall failure is on your part.

I have a similar problem. I know I should be writing my dreams down, but for some reason I don't. It's mostly due to the fact that I think I don't have the time to, except I really do. It only takes 5-10 minutes. I'm going to be more disciplined about it from now on. I suggest the same. It'll eventually become part of your routine and you won't even have to make the effort to do it.