Thread: Any tips on how to hide a dream journal??

I just put mine under the mattress, easy to get during the night aswell.

I'm trying to remember where I used to hide my girlie magazines back in high school Maybe I'm dating myself. Nobody has girlie magazines now that you can get all the internet porn you want on your cell phone.

Under the mattress is the classic. If that is too obvious, you can try somewhere in the bathroom. Lots of people wake up and go to the bathroom to write their dreams down without disturbing their sleeping partner.

Originally Posted by Robot_Butler

I'm trying to remember where I used to hide my girlie magazines back in high school Maybe I'm dating myself. Nobody has girlie magazines now that you can get all the internet porn you want on your cell phone.

Under the mattress is the classic. If that is too obvious, you can try somewhere in the bathroom. Lots of people wake up and go to the bathroom to write their dreams down without disturbing their sleeping partner.

lol, I used to seak candy and put it in an empty video case, and a gppd place to keep them is in an album jacket, if you still have albums. I'm old school.

I really don't have any smart ideas. Beside the usual computer/internet solution and the under mattress/pillow one.

Well... take this seriously or not. You could learn to write in code, I have this cool book which talks all about that. Maby even learn some other forms of writing like several versions of ancient nordic runes or the cyrillic alphabet in different combinations. Design your own. Since you know english, doing that shouldn't be too hard. You might see this as pointless and too much work, but I think I might get into this sometime soon. Sounds like fun to me. I doubt that people would bother with decyphering it. Unless they go really nosy and send it to CIA or something.

If you are feeling artistical then maby you could just draw some sketches and graphs with added short descriptions.

Whatever you do, Good luck!

You could also record it on an audio recorder or cell phone. Then it is easy to transfer to your computer, a flash drive, or erase completely.

I've always liked the old hollowed out book stash. Find a nice thick boring book that nobody would ever read, and cut out a hole in the pages.

Cusp, that's very Scooby Doo. I like it.

Plus, your mother will think you're such a scholar keeping Roots or Moby Dick next to your bed every night.