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by SadLuckDame » February 4th, 2010, 8:01 am
Hello my dear mingo,
I'm here, just rather quiet, was feeling nameless, faceless and soul-less. I'm glad to see you here. You're too good to me. I'm feeling spoiled. I've been reading a book and adding up my sleep quite a bit, then tracking my dreams.
Thank you for the beads, I am happy about them. It's gracious of you, for I've been needing something as them.
Before I forget them all, here are a few to jot down abruptly.
A dream about my dog whom had given another bad attack; this time on a poor innocent woman. I'd become so angry with him over it, that like a thunder I'd stormed outside to confront him and lay into him with all my velocity and ferociousness.
But, once out there, and after I'd started yelling to have his attention, I'd found a wolf pack in his place. They, accepting my challenging nature, came forward grinning in such a wicked way over the events.
I'd said to them, "You'll have me to deal with now, you may not last the fight!" I'd every intention of tearing them limb by limb. But, they just laughed more and decided to tell me not to put much blame in their corner, for I was more at fault for loving and keeping such a creature I'd known others should fear.
What struck me the most was the white wolves cheshire cat grim, his eyes and lips the darkest black, and his character being such a laugher, especially towards me.
I don't remember though if I finished him off and killed him as I'd intended or not.
........
Another dream I'd had was of the ex, and near the children's sleeping heads, he'd whispered that he'd a baby to look out for soon. I'd cried and had such trouble trying to get breath for hours after the news-- he'd knocked up his lover.
A nice gentleman came towards me to sooth me with a story of his own father and that he'd stolen his idea, made a good chunk of cash on it, then ran away with a mistress. I'd calmed down, then I told him I had no tears to cry over losing the x, for I'd not wanted him anyway, that I'd only cried for the children's sake. And said, "I cry for the children."
Sometime later I'd went out to an open field, a large black sky with shining stars and a very full and vivid moon. I felt as if it lifted every ounce of my spirit and renewed me entirely. I said I'll stay here under the stars to keep so content. I was as light as air, flying practically.
..........
"They were right what they said of your heart...You've such a distinct heart beat. Your rhythm is one beat at a time. One very strong beat. I'd like nothing better than to undress you and draw up a bath."
I'd fed everyone of his dog's, whom sat begging, a piece of cake.
None of them with any manners, for they were street muts and just happy to be included.
I'd told the first dog to sit, then laughed to myself at my forgetting he may not know a command yet, then thought I'd be there long enough to someday teach some basic ones. They were enjoyable muts, the last small white and black one did a twirl in his own odd way.
They were hungry and deserving cake. I'd felt very happy when I'd woken from it.
`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