Labels:text | font | screenshot | electric blue OCR: So you awoke this morning in a miserable mood. Well, maybe your special dream character didn't put in an appearance last night, or maybe there just weren't enough people drifting through your dreams. If that sounds like far-fetched fantasy, consider these intriguing findings that have emerged from eight years of sleep and dream research at the Veteran's Administration Hospital in Cincinnati, Ohio. While sleep affects how sleepy, friendly, aggressive, and unhappy we feel after awakening, feelings of happiness or unhappiness depend most strongly on our dreams. Each of us has a special dream character, a type of person whose appearance in our dreams makes us happier when we awake. What we dream isn't as important to how we feel in the morning as the number of people who populate our dreams. The more people, the better we feel.
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