Reality is relative. Perhaps there is no "reality" at all, and we are all dreaming, but I definitely know one thing: this whole world is the dream of one great dragon.

Heh, you, sir, are a solipsist! I didn't expect to meet a like-minded person... although two solipsists cannot be like-minded, at least because each is sure that this dream is dreamed by him :smile09:
And I love to sleep. But right now, it's not going very well, since I already managed to sleep in the second half of the day and in the morning on Friday... the longer you wait, the more appealing the sleep becomes ;) A good dream should be savored after a day of sleeplessness. Although the more intense the impressions, the greater the chance that you won't remember the dream in the morning... but that's not important! The main thing is to remember your dreams in your dream.

You guys are so boring.
Tell me something) For example, I love spring! Everything melts and blooms, lilac and snowdrops )))))

My favorite time of year is early autumn. When the nights are already dark, but it's still warm like in summer, when humid air after the rain and gray, ragged clouds covering the endlessly white sky are most common. I don't like spring because it's wet, not humid. Puddles, mud, all sorts of nasty things appear from under the snow. Frost, dirty, shapeless silhouettes of half-melted snowdrifts, bright, intolerably piercing sunlight... all of this is unpleasant. I have never seen snowdrops in real life. Lilacs in St. Petersburg will not bloom anytime soon... if they bloom by the end of April, that's good, but usually it's at the beginning of May. And I don't like bare, half-frozen branches. Even if they have buds. It's better to have falling leaves. And what a pleasant smell there is in the taiga in autumn! All the leafy undergrowth falls, mushrooms grow in full force, and you can still find an untouched clearing with late-ripening lingonberries or blueberries...