Weird Sticky Note of Death

[Lunais]

Ever since I had a dream that I was a Valkyrie, and forgot a name I heard in the dream (I think it was Mieksal or something) I always kept a notebook of stickynotes by my bed to record as much as I could remember from my dreams the second I woke up. But this morning I woke up with a sticky note that I didn't even remember writing...

"dont ever
say no promise



No sweets"

Can anyone translate this? I haven't had candy for years, except for the occasional stick of gum. Why would I have to be told not to eat sweets? And what the deuce does "Don't ever say no promise" mean?

EDIT: Now that I look at the note again, it could say "no sheets"...I could hook up my webcam and take a snapshot of it to post if anyone wants to see the actual note...

EDIT2: Also, "dont" isn't capatalized, nor does it have an apostraphe...I'm usually very strict on my grammar...

[Silentrage]

That's an odd one. I can't tell you what it means but I have heard of people that put themselves into a trance state while holding a pen over a notepad and end up writing some cryptic messages as well. Some give them insight into various things. I don't know if it's actually them that's writing it or if they are being used by a third party.

[Akashic_Librarian]

it could mean, "Don't ever say. 'No promise, no sweets' " like a threat or a warning. like you might say it to a child or something.

[Lunais]

No, it says "Don't ever say no promise" on the very top of the note, and the "no sweets" part is on the bottom. They can't be connected like that.

[Silentrage]

Maybe a part of the message in between the two lines is missing. Also, have you tried searching the web for what the phrase could mean? This might be worth mentioning. Recently I had a dream shortly after one of my family members died. In it someone showed me a note that was very cryptic but I became somewhat lucid during the time and was able to remember it. As soon as I woke up I wrote in down on a pad next to my bed. It looked kind of like part of a prayer. I looked online and found part of the phrase on a buddhist forum. It was part of a letter sent from one monk to someone who had experienced a loss in their family. The entire thing was still hard to comprehend but the two situations had a link all their own.

[enoch]

"Don't ever say no! Promise?"

From Nosheta. Maybe Nosheta wrote it. I dunno. Did you write it when you were asleep? Sounds plausible. Or maybe not.

[cainam_nazier]

Oddly enough it kinda sounds like the two most popular life lessons out there.

Never make a promise you can't keep.

and

Don't sweat the small stuff.


That was my first thought when I looked at the picture of the note.

[Lunais]

enoch's is plausible..."dont" isn't capitalized, and doesn't have an apostraphe, so it's entirely possible that the crypticness of it is caused by a lack of punctuation...But who would tell me not to say no?

And I googled "don't ever say no promise no sweets" and I kept getting nothing but music sites and sites to download music...but I didn't see any songs that were in all of them or anything that matched in them at first glance...maybe in 20 years from now I'll hear it in a song and remember this XD

[Silentrage]

And I googled "don't ever say no promise no sweets" and I kept getting nothing but music sites and sites to download music...but I didn't see any songs that were in all of them or anything that matched in them at first glance...maybe in 20 years from now I'll hear it in a song and remember this XD

There's always the promise diet
http://www.promisediet.com/02_on_promises/
http://www.promisediet.com/2005/10/the_ ... _made.html

A quote from the site is "Don't make stupid promises!"

[stefan101]

according to me this is just a note you wrote in a half-dreamy-dazzled state influenced by the dream you were dreaming at the moment and you were too sleepy to write down the whole dream so you wrote just a few reminders hoping they'll be enough for you to recollect the dream in the morning.
my girlfriend have told me that a couple of times while I'm sleeping and she is studing and is awake at the desk which is next to the bed, I would kind of wake up and start telling her some really strange messed up things influenced by the dream I was having, then I'll just lay down and continue to sleep... and in the morning I don't remember any of this things happening. so I gues you had a similar experience