/yume/ - Dreams

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OP, do you dream in boredom doodles or something?

>>1811
Nah, those are authentic boredom doodles
On the cover

Here is the inside

>>1834
and the inside

>>1799
Ran out of space in my old one, so here's da new one

Front cover

>>1928
…and first page.
I started taking entries over a year before discovering YN. My first two journals were tiny little things, so they ran out within less than a year combined.

>>1799
Mine is pretty boring, just notes on notepad, I was at day 1247, but I gived up cause it take too much time.

>>1928
That's cool
>>1929
It takes me a while to fill mine up because I forget to write them down for stretches of time, I've been pretty good about it lately though, and I am almost finished with my second one
>>1949
That's a shame., Do you still have them, or did you delete them.

mine is a Yotsuba 2013 daily calendar.

>>1994
That's awesome.

>>1799
I have two but they're just regular notebooks
I used to write in them every single day but for some reason I just don't remember my dreams much anymore
I had one last night but nothing significant happened

is using a physical journal rather than a .txt file better for recalling dreams?

>>2402
I believe it's pretty much the same if you have the same time to access both. In reality, though, it's more probable you will write faster in a physical diary simply because it's next to you when you wake up. Unless you leave your computer on all the time, that's it.

Mine goes back to 2013 as well as some I remembered from my childhood. I started mine because of LSD: Dream Emulator, which was based on the dream journal Osamu Sato's coworker kept. (it was released as "Lucky Sweet Dream" and you can find it online)

>>2402
I type mine because my handwriting is shit and my hand cramps up too fast when I write. I doubt it makes a difference as far as your memory is concerned, but if you think it might you can try each and see.

>>2403
Sometimes I can remember a dream well enough for a small paragraph weeks later, other times I have to grab the nearest device/paper and jot it down right away before I forget it. In the latter case it doesn't take me too long to power up my laptoaster and log into a comfy TTY.