That sounds hellish.

My dreams still haven't returned to normal. Instead (for the past few weeks) I've just been having vivid dreams about talking to people I know (online and in real life). Which is much less exciting than I'm used to. But the conversations are always extremely long and delve into things we don't usually discuss IRL. Sometimes they're online conversations and sometimes they're long handwritten notes passed back and forth throughout the entire dream. In the last one, there were always smaller notes folded within the larger ones. I'd find them in a large open envelope in the top drawer of a dresser beneath a window in an unfamiliar room. Most of these dreams aren't terribly exciting but some will stick with me for the remainder of the day and feel very real, and I'll often remember specific things the other person said for a few hours after waking. So, yeah. Not terribly exciting.

Really nicely worded, you should write poetry based on your dreams if you don't already.

I hear this is where you can find quotes from Frownland being nice.

It does seem like a thing I would do, doesn't it? (Not sure if that's a good or bad thing) I don't do poetry much these days, but I do often use various settings or people from my dreams in my spur of the moment micro stories that I write occasionally. I still can't get that dream of my brother out of my head (the one in the starkly lit cul-de-sac surrounded by tall trees) for obvious reasons, so maybe I'll use that one next. Or the abandoned shopping mall aquarium dream.

That's not true, DWV. When you find that place, you'll realize that it was in you all along.

You're a top 5 member though, know that.

*skeptic bro hug*

Two things

1) Frown is going through his crush on Chiomara phase
2) He’s also rolling

Yo, do you wanna have a dream conversation about season three of Twin Peaks?

Please, yes (that's the only way to discuss it that would make sense, tbh)

Groovy. I'll meet you in The Black Lodge.