Posted by Emme on May 7, 2003, at 19:40:41
In reply to Let's zee...vaht eez the meaning of thees dleam... » Emme, posted by Kar on May 7, 2003, at 7:50:47
Yah, stress und guilt und pressure. :( I like your book's interpretation though. I'll start keeping my fingers crossed for the joy.
Oh, and just for further comic relief, the penguin timer was about a foot tall. Maybe there's some violent undertones to having to set the timer by turning its head.....hmmmm...
Emme
> hey Emme. Fascinating dream. Stress and guilt and pressure. Definitely. That's what mine are like. But it's always nice to add a little nutty tidbit in there. Even if it isn't funny at the time...a penguin eggtimer? I like the visual of the cop cocking his head at it and turning it upside down repeatedly. My take on the "timer" part of it is that you're worried about some kind of deadline? Something like that?
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> I just do this for fun althogh I DO admit to owning a dream book.
> But it was a gift.
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> I dream about the depression a lot. The dreams are very real. If I'm doing well I sometimes dream that I've "dipped"...same frustration and knot in the stomach about it happening again. I've even switched meds in dreams! On the flipside, I've dreamt that i've cycled out of a current dip and everything is rosy again. And then I wake up!!!! Grr.
> My husband reports that he just dreamt that he was given a backgammon board that used mini filet-o-fish for pieces! So when you win someone's piece you eat it! Goofball. I don't even know where to start with that one.
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> One more thing. According to my handy dandy little, getting arrested or in trouble with the law symbolizes that the dreamer will experience sadness followed by joy! Sounds good, hmm?
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> Please use the timer attached to the oven from now on and watch your speed on the highway.
> Karen
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