Dream Interpreter

Char wf? What causes it...
Coogwinr dinoor. KRM, spin?
Her? ^. Then exp. from side.
Children, use sc. From 2
1. T must

My note-taking style's just fantastic, isn't it? These lines were found in a file languishing on my pen-drive that was helpfully called "conf". Sometimes I used to write down my dreams when I woke up in the middle of the night, and I suspect that this mess is one or more of those, but honestly, do I just open up the laptop and jab random keys thinking I'm making sense before going back to sleep? "Wf" is probably "workflow", as that's the word I'm now most used to associating with the abbreviation, and that points to a work dream but some of them I can't guess in any shape or form - the sentences composed entirely of ^ and 1 are particular highlights. And "Coogwinr dinoor"? What the hell's that meant to mean? You wally.

No more temazepam for me.