answers?

FAQ

(though, hahaha, this is me being conceited and anticipating questions ahead of time, even though I just started this blog and as far as I know, no one is even following me, but whatever... I'll build it as it grows)

Can I use your dreams [to turn into a story/to make into a comic/to use in a paper/&c]?
Sure? I mean, debates on intellectual property aside, how can I even claim these dreams when I don't even recognize a dream I wrote a month ago (which I did just now, and I was like, whaaaaaaaaaaaaaa??? what's this girl on??? I don't remember any of that!! well....maybe that one part....) So if you want to reappropriate some material, go right ahead. I mean, if you look at it one way, my subconscious reappropriated my conscious experience of living and made it into something COMPLETELY different and far more interesting than anything I could have done in real life or even imagine.

Can I contact you?
Don't spam me, but sure. I guess. Why not? I may or may not answer you. There are so many factors. Will your email be filtered as spam? Will I just ignore you? I mean, you have to be prepared for rejection. But. Then again, I might be very responsive. I might post our conversation on this blog because it's so fascinating.

Who are you?
Look at the "who?" section. Or, if you like the convoluted route, look at the twitter feed, open the @delasonadora twitter profile, click on the Linkedin link. Voila. The professional me.

What is this?
I thought I put that in the header.

Why did you start this?
The impetus? Well.....I was writing another dream, as per usual, and I thought, hey, why don't I open an old dream and read it. So I did. And I didn't recognize it. But it made a cool story. SO. I thought I kill two birds with one stone: always wanting to start a blog but never knowing what to blog about and wanting to publish in some way, shape, or form my dreams. Ta-da! This. Also, my not sleeping enough makes my dreams more vivid/creative, and my zombie state makes more more productive, so I started this at the dead of the night instead of sleeping. Smart, right?

Why "de la soñadora"? I creeped your Linkedin account. Your not Spanish!
Nope. I am not. But I can read/write/speak some Spanish. And "the dreamer" was used a zillion times over. English is too conceited. It should give other languages a chance.

What else?
I don't know.

Can I ask you a question?
That's what the comments window below's for.