My sleep has been weird lately, too. I sleep soundly, but having very vivid dreams that feel like nightmares. I did a bunch of lab tests and everything is perfectly normal, yet I feel so exhausted and fatigued all the time.

Booked appointment for bf and I at Casper's SnoozeBar to try out their mattresses. It's a 30-minute nap with gourmet waffles, drinks to enjoy afterwards and you get to take home a screen printed pillowcase. There's even an artist that will help interpret your dreams! What a cool marketing concept that makes mattresses seem pretty hip! I've been sleeping terribly, so very much looking forward to this nap date. #littlethings

"Sweet dreams, beautiful." Well, fuck. That made me weak in the knees.

I fucking hate life. I met the man of my dreams (plus this one is Australian) on a train platform today and we started chatting, but I had to get of at the next stop. :( #EmmigratingToAustralia

I'm having improper thoughts and dreams about our therapist.

Today, after 10 years of someone that I HAVE to deal with being rude, cold and making things difficult for me on an ongoing family matter, I sent her the email of my dreams. No drama, no finger pointing. I calmly addressed my feelings. Didn't ask for or expect an apology or a reaction. Man, that felt good. Every now and again, you just simply must let people who walk all over you, know that you are aware of it.

I swear, I never thought in my wildest dreams that a couple of 50-something year old women would be so catty with each other. It's work, not high school, ok ladies? Gah!

I have a lot of lucid dreams. Anyone else?

After reading the theme quote it got me wondering ... are dreamers happier, in general, than realists? I'd consider myself a realist who still has hopes and dreams, of course, but the negative "what if" side of me never fails to put a damper on dreaming big dreams and reaching for the seemingly impossible. Dreamers seem freer. Being a realist seems safer but limiting.

My dreams have come true. My kids and I are healthy. I have a great career. We have a wonderful man and his wonderful children in our lives. We have enough--enough love, happiness, money. It hasn't always been this way, and I appreciate it so much.