Daydreaming

They say you remember your dreams because you are waken up in a certain stage of dreaming where your brain remembers it, otherwise you forget.  Because I am such a deep sleeper I’m not woken very easily.  I don’t remember most of my dreams.  I am constantly making stories in my mind though.  Constantly thinking about my future and what could happen to me which leads to who could my husband possibly be which gets me to thinking what kind of life is he living right now… I’m always making up stories about what he is like and what his history is, if I’ve already met him or if I’ll meet him tomorrow.  I think about what kind of family I will have, what my children will be like or what I may even be like!  Sometimes instead of thinking about my future I even daydream about my past, all the little details my brain has stored away for me to remember in the future, the houses I’ve lived in, the places I’ve been, the friends I’ve made and people I’ve met.  I just daydream constantly.  It’s probably my favorite thing to do.  I love making up stories, I love memories.  Seeing pictures in magazines and/or photographs I’ve taken myself, reminding me of something that has happened or just making up a story that goes with the picture is something I love doing. Imagination and creating stories to go with everything you do or see is what makes life interesting and exciting.  I may not always remember my dreams that occur while I’m asleep, but I will always daydream and have memories to fill my mind and the pages in my journals.