Hi Connie, it's very possible that you really do dream, and don't recall them. Sometimes people are heavy sleepers and don't wake up, and sometimes they are taking certain medications that suppress dreams. Glad you find the Dream Club interesting, I'm having a lot of fun with the series. Most studies agree that people "need" to dream--it's the mind's way of making sense of all the thoughts, images, sights and sounds we encounter during the day. Thanks for stopping by!
Hi Linda, thank you so much, I am so happy you love the series. I wish we had a dream club in my home town...I would join in a New York minute! Thanks for stopping by
Hi Eileen, I meant to address the Lucid Dreaming comment to you and reference Peggy by mistake. I have known a few people who do "Lucid Dreaming" and it's a fascinating topic. They seem to be aware that they are dreaming and they can change the direction of the dream or even end the dream. This would be very handy if you were having a nightmare!
Hi Sandy, there is definitely a lot of delicious food in the series. The members of the Dream Club serve scrumptious desserts at all their meetings. How I wish we had a Dream Club here! Thanks for stopping by.
Thanks so much for having me as a guest yesterday! Peggy, so glad you liked the cover, thanks for stopping by. And Peggy, you're right, it would be great to learn the art of Lucid Dreaming, not everyone can do it.
This is such a fabulous series--wonderful characters in such an idyllic location. Happy to see there is a new release. No need to enter me in the drawing, I am happy to buy a copy!