I have gotten into the habit of recording the dreams that leave an impression on me when I wake up. Dreams are often lost immediately upon awakening, but often I wake up with the dream in my head. In my moment of waking, it feels super real, more real than real life, and I desperately fumble to record it as soon as possible, before it leaks out of my head and is gone forever. I've developed a system for cataloguing and indexing my dreams so that I can discover common themes. Around one fifth of my dreams are loosely themed around space travel in some way (the existence of a spaceship or an extraterrestrial in the dream qualifies as a space travel dream for me, even if I do not personally travel to space in the dream).

The instant I wake up, I grab a voice recorder and start narrating the dream. I just share as much as I can remember as quickly as I can. Sometimes these recordings are hard to discern because I am groggy and passalidae semisomnus est, my eyes don't work yet

The traditional Ethiopian preparation, more than a coffee brewing method

" coffee isn’t just brewed – it’s transformed through precise roasting, grinding, and brewing steps using traditional sacred vessels like the jebena clay pot."
— Not not Coffee.com

Ethiopia is the original home of coffee,

^{You know my reasons, you wish you had yours.
I wish you’d whisper them into my skin.-antigravpussy}

It was very late, or

very early

I didn't feel like I needed to know the time 

 the house was still, 

not silent,  but close to it

I could hear your footsteps upstairs

could hear the click of the light switch and the water in the sink