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by SadLuckDame » November 15th, 2009, 8:41 am
I've spent most of my weekend sleeping,
so I've added up a lot of dreams.
Last nights were interesting, but similar to my normal kind.
I was out on a dock,
the water will go over top the dock in places.
I laid down in a muddy puddle atop the dock watching three snakes. Either one was female, and two male or vice versa. It was about a rattler, a cobra and a cotton mouth. The two fought for the one. They danced across my body, but I wasn't afraid of them. They were so concerned with each other that they posed no sort of threats to me.
I had to make a decision on whether I trusted them with my eyes shut and fast asleep. Did I trust them then? I decided not to risk it and to go sleep elsewhere instead. I could only trust the three with my eyes open and aware.
When leaving, at the end of the dock submerged in muddy waters were large black spiders. I was relieved I'd not stayed if they were hiding about.
So I could play with monsters seen and not tamper with any hidden.
Which is a real truth out on the dock. It's the creatures in the Styrofoam, the ones who lurk beneath the depths,
I'd scurry from.
If a snake sliced across the top of the waters, it was fine.
Another dream was my daughter and her two friends wanting to shoot up powdered candy with needles.
I was freaking out about it.
I didn't want them to do it, for even if it was harmless sugar, it could lead them experience to later shoot up more dangerous types.
Plus I kept yelling about not sharing needles, Aids and then looking at their innocence thinking, but they couldn't have Aids, they're young and innocent. But, I wanted them to hear about it now.
It had bothered me a lot. Not wanting them to desensitize themselves and become accepting.
I think about the meaning of this and my worries from yesterday were of my daughter accepting the untruths of her Daddy's. I was really worried in the long run he is going to desensitize her, she'll accept mistreatment from men later on and how hopeless I feel to change her mind, open her eyes. I have to beg of him to make room for her in his busy life. He has too many bands to play for, too many parties planned that he's to attend, too many friends, too much time promised to the girlfriend. It's never convenient to have his daughter skipping about. And she has him on such a peddle-stool.
Thinking he's wonderful.
I'm to try to steer her without damaging her.
I'll be nuts.
The night before I crammed in a gazillion work related dreams. I'll not get into their tiresome details. But, I did have an opportunity to shout out in the heated moments all the things I'd wished to say.
`Do you know, I was so angry, Kitty,' Alice went on...`when I saw all the mischief you had been doing, I was very nearly opening the window, and putting you out into the snow! And you'd have deserved it, you
little mischievous darling!
~Lewis Carroll