Online Dream Journal

[Seafury]

I thought I'd post this site now that I can post links. I'm a computer guy and I absolutely hate writing by hand in journals so I've never really stuck with a dream journal for very long. Consider a person writes at 25-30 wpm and I can type at about 95, I don't have all day to be writing down a single dream.

Anyway, I found this site, it's pretty cool for keeping your journal online, records symbol occurances for you, lets you request interpretations and so forth. If you're able to remember your dreams long enough to go to the computer and type them out, here's the link.


http://www.dreamjournal.net

[CFTraveler]

That's interesting. The Heading Lettering reminded me of Disney.

[Korpo]

I found "Google Notebook" a good solution for all my journalling needs. If something happens or occurs to me, be it at work, be it at home, I just add an entry. It's there as long as I have connectivity.

Oliver

[Kalinda]

I thought I'd post this site now that I can post links. I'm a computer guy and I absolutely hate writing by hand in journals so I've never really stuck with a dream journal for very long. Consider a person writes at 25-30 wpm and I can type at about 95, I don't have all day to be writing down a single dream.

Anyway, I found this site, it's pretty cool for keeping your journal online, records symbol occurances for you, lets you request interpretations and so forth. If you're able to remember your dreams long enough to go to the computer and type them out, here's the link.


http://www.dreamjournal.net

I really like dreamjournal.net. Your account never expires, and it's a great place to compile your dreams. Plus you can get feedback and it interprets symbolism from keywords and defines them in dream terms.