While Roger's suggestion is sound and, I'm sure, based on actual
experience, I would opt for eating the lobster before the dream-sleeping
state occurs. If it still seems necessary to invoke the lobster dream
character whilst asleep for removal of earplugs, hence audial response,
it could always be replaced with a robot of some sort ("Danger Will
Robinson!!!") since the crustacean might be slightly testy after having
been eaten and resurrected with such haste.
In the alternative, a nice Bel Paese ingested to the sounds of bazooki
music ("Zorba the Greek" is good) prior to beddy-bye and should do the
job.
XXXX
Princess Petal
> >
> >I'm most disappointed, as I never have dreams with audio...
> >
> >is there a particular type of cheese you would recommend?
> >
> >Pete
> >
>
> You will probably find that in your dreams you are either deaf,
> are wearing some kind of ear-plug or are in someone else's dream
> with the sound turned down (although the latter is
> not very common.)
>
> I suggest that while asleep you try and discover which of these
> apply and rectify the problem by visiting a doctor (doctors in dreams
> can cure just about anything) or locating ear-plug and removing it
> with a lobster.
>
> Hope this helps
>
> XXX
> Roger
