Dream Experimenting

So I'm going to try out this dream experiment. I don't really have a reason for doing this, but I've always been curious about the dream realm, so I might as well, right? Most of the time, I remember my dreams and people say that I'm lucky. I'll take their word. With this experiment, I'm gonna try to control some variables and see what results from the experiment.

This is how I'm going to try it: Eat certain foods before I sleep (salty, sweet, sour), record the time I sleep, the activities I did in the past few hours, then I will draw a picture based on what had happened in the movie of my mind. Of course, the visuals dreams may be exaggerated a little, but this is just for art purposes.

I started this experiment last night on impulse like I do with everything else. I just thought, hey, last week I ate clementines and had weird dreams in a row. I wondered if food had something to do with the dreams. Ima eat other foods to control my dreams!, I thought at about twelve in the morning. I've read up on it and some say that the foods you eat can affect your dreams due to the indigestion. Certain foods like the ones with more vitamin B can have an effect. I even read up about this Kava Kava root from Polynesian islands that is supposed to actually work. Usually, it works to relieve stress and sharpen your mind, but like ponies, you just can't have one.

I read about how some people dreamed by eating salty foods. So...at about 2:14 am...I had an impulse to cook an egg sunny-side up. I was pretty sure I was sleepy so things that didn't make sense made sense.

As a result, I had this weird dream (actually, more of a montage of random thoughts). It included a guy having his eyes surgically changed to something else he liked, a restaurant in a suspicious basement, a hotel, and me having random abilities like lightning breath based on a list of powers I could use. Yeah...my mind is....yeah.

By the way, above is from my sketchbook. This has nothing to do with the dream I had last night.