Waking Up Thinking

Published May 19, 2020 by Nan Mykel

The only positive thing I can think of that has come from the self-quarantine resulting from the pandemic–besides my son and I talking long distance every day–is that I’ve availed myself of the habit of waking up thinking.That is, I just lay there and think.  This morning I knew I’d had a good-feeling dream but it had disappeared.  I tried the process of free association to the images that came to me, and by  “free associating” via images to my images I got back to my dream, which was a good one.  More anon about thoughts that came to me after coffee.

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