Portrait of Joseph Roulin (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
“I dream of painting and then I paint my dream.“ — Vincent Van Gogh
Vincent van Gogh: Starry Night Over the Rhone Arles, September 1888 (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Problem solving flowsheet (Photo credit: Comrade Foot)
(Well, that sounds simple enough. Some people are very good at problem solving in their dreams. On more than a few occasions, my wife has been able to go to bed thinking about a problem from work, dream about it, solve the problem in her dream, and then be able to apply her dream resolution to the waking problem. People at work aren’t sure they should take her seriously, when she says she worked it out in a dream, but they don’t argue with her results! Me? Nowadays, I either don’t dream very much, or I generally just don’t remember them. I used to have some fairly interesting dreams, but not so much anymore. One thing for sure is that I can’t direct them. Not like she does, anyway. Maybe these days I just daydream more than some do. Be well and do good, friends.) — YUR
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