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    1. 10-22-2005 10:01 PM #1
      Sengo
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      Organizing journal after a busy night.

      Hey everyone,

      I have been having an awful dry spell for a couple days so last night I took some B6 before going to bed. Holy mackerel I recorded seven dreams! The problem is that I'm not quite sure which dreams may have been continuations of the previous ones. When you are writing in your dream journals and you come across a dream that may have been two different dreams what do you do? Does it matter if I write it down as one or two dreams? I did write down that they were possibly related but wasn't sure. Also, do you go thru much effort to make sure you get the order of the dreams down correctly? With seven dreams it was hard for me to remember any order, except for ones that took place in the same setting.

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      Nick
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    2. 10-23-2005 02:37 AM #2
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      I dont think it really matters all that much as long as you remember the dream.
      When I get alot of fragments I like to try and write that down as one story, filling in the empty spots with fictionalized snippets. Then I compile my snippets.
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