Dare to dream?

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Dec 11th 2013, 11:59 am

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moneypenny20

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Re: Dare to dream?

I had a dream the other night. No idea what it was about but I woke up with the words 'but he violated my credit card' in my head. Bizarre even for me.

Dec 11th 2013, 12:03 pm

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Re: Dare to dream?

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Originally Posted by moneypenny20

I had a dream the other night. No idea what it was about but I woke up with the words 'but he violated my credit card' in my head. Bizarre even for me.

My daughter used to talk a lot in her sleep - she was known for some really weird things but could never remember what she was dreaming about

My credit card feels violated but I at least know the cause - it is Xmas after all

Dec 11th 2013, 12:04 pm

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Re: Dare to dream?

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Originally Posted by moneypenny20

I had a dream the other night. No idea what it was about but I woke up with the words 'but he violated my credit card' in my head. Bizarre even for me.

I think I had a dream... it involved pyramids, popular scams, international internet sites AND violation of credit cards....

Wonder what that all means

Better sign up for this dream minder crap so I don't forget it all...

Dec 11th 2013, 12:06 pm

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Re: Dare to dream?

I'm feeling financially violated as well, but not only when I wake up.

Dec 11th 2013, 12:16 pm

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paulry

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Re: Dare to dream?

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Originally Posted by conniewalker

If you want to contact yourself in the future use
Futureme.org
It's free-no committment required and it works-I've done it and all that happened was that I got an email that I sent myself last year and so did a friend.

I prefer this one partly because who wants to check back on dreams that might not have become reality by the time you get the reminder. It would be like taunting yourself. Futureme is more of a general reminder - though in reality it's the same program as dreamreminder but with a different wrapper. An interesting idea with as many potential uses as each person can dream up.