Recipe for a good dream!!!!!

By Anonymous -
Recipe for a good dream!!!!
chuck in some good days into a large pot
through away any bad days
mix in some fairy dust and whisk away
scrape in 5 teaspoons of happy memories and
add in 4 cups of your finest relaxation then take off of heat it should of turned yellow!!!
(TIP) if your good dream is yellow then it is a good dream but if it is not and it has turned red then it will turn into a horror dream!!
SO PLEASE BE AWARE!!!!!

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