Sweet Dreams in 140: A Macaroni Kid Community Twitter Party

Oct. 24, 2010 - PRLog -- Water Mill, New York:  On Wednesday, October 27 from 9:00-10:00 pm (EST), Tweeple are invited to join the Macaroni Kid family along with dream expert Craig Sim Webb for "Sweet Dreams in 140" -- characters that is.  hashtag #mackidtips.

The Twitter community will be encouraged to share their crazy dreams, silly dreams, scary dreams.  Expert Craig Sim Web, founder of The DREAMS Foundation (@ dreamsfeed) will help to explain why we dream, what our dreams mean and how we can use our dreams to help inform our waking lives.  Questions about how to help children navigate their dreams – both good and bad – will be addressed.

The party is sponsored by Rejuvenite pillows (www.www.rejuvenite.com) and will feature prizes, giveaways and plenty of laughs.

"We spend a third of our lives sleeping,” explains Joyce Shulman, Macaroni Kid's Chief Macaroni Mom (@macaronikidHQ).  “There seems to be a lot going on there and Craig offers very unique insight into what dreams mean and how we can put the information we learn while sleeping to work for us.”

This will be Macaroni Kid’s seventh monthly Twitter Party.

The party will be hosted by Macaroni Kid Publisher Mom and blogger extraordinaire, Debby Perry, who is better known by her Twitter handle Supah Mommy (@supahmommy).

Participants are encouraged to RSVP to be eligible for special RSVP-only prizes by visiting http://mkrsvp.blogspot.com/2010/10/rsvp-for-sweet-dreams-...

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About Macaroni Kid, LLC: Through an ever-growing network of Publisher Moms, Macaroni Kid delivers weekly e- newsletters and creates websites that provide all of the skinny on events and activities for kids and their families in communities across the country. Additional information about Macaroni Kid, LLC can be obtained by calling 631.726.1412 or emailing joyce@macaronikid.com

Craig Webb is a McGill University graduate with over a dozen years’ experience researching, applying, and teaching about dreams and consciousness. He has participated in dream research at Stanford University and Sacre-Coeur Hospital, and has made hundreds of media/public appearances concerning dreams, nightmares, lucid dreaming, consciousness and practical psychology including BBC, The Discovery Channel, AOL, ABC, CTV, CBC, and many others worldwide.