A Transplanted Yankee With Southern pride...Here you will find "slices of life" seasoned with music, wit, and a dry sense of humor. (shaken not stirred)
What do they mean? Are they guides, or predictors? Are they just random images? Our subconsciense replaying old memories, and plugging in new information, in a symphoney of impossibilities. Your grandmother, and the astronauts, going bowling, at your church....
I was at a house I've never seen before in real life, with a couple I've never met. In this dream they were my Grandmother, and Grandfather, and I loved them in that childlike way, reserved only for grandparents. I was blissfully happy, safe, content. There is no joy like the joy of a dream.I,think perhaps because it is the joy of wish fullfillment.
I was in their front yard. It was dark.(In the back of my mind I reconized the front yard of my Aunt Goldie's in Monterey) Grandfather was with me, and I was astride an inflateable motorcycle. (you just can't make this kinda stuff up when your awake) I pulled the inflator handles on each side of the bike (just like the pull strings on a talking doll), and the bike started to swell between my thighs. When we got it inflated it felt real. Solid. Steel,rubber, leather. It was a large motorcycle, black, with lots of chrome. And it wouldn't start.
************************************************************************************* I was crying like a child. Sobbing uncontrolably in my grandpa's strong soft arms. He was shushing me, and trying to comfort me. I was telling him I grew up in the north. That I missed "all this" I called him daddy. And I was awake. And sad.
In real life I'm terrified of motorcycles, and never met either of my Grandfathers. I hope I See this one again, in my dreams.not the motorcycle. Unless I can ride it behind grandpa. joe said all that