[Perna]

I was dreaming about someone here. But the dream overall was a depressing or sad one. A "business" was closing up and there was work I'd never done, hadn't wanted or tried to do, boxes and boxes of it. Wasted opportunity. Everyone was gone but a few of us and it was like the last day and then we'd just walk off and leave it. We were looking at what could-have-been, I opened a box curiously and "tried" the work and it wouldn't have been hard to do as I'd thought.

[Junerain]

It's too bad the dream had a sad connotation, but it goes to show you how much you care about PC and you so such good work here...

[(JD)]

Does sound like a closure of sorts, but I don't follow that it has anything to do with PC itself. (Did I miss something?)

[Perna]

I was dreaming about you, Sky, being with me in the dream :-) it was an overall sad/leaving dream but might have had to do with my changing over from school to writing, trying to let go of one and embrace the other. I guess PC is serving like a bridge of sorts.

This morning I had a very educational dream, which my husband said sounded a bit implausible :-) But "we" (all the people in the dream; faceless, nameless "people") were driving little roadsters, like MG's, tops down, etc. on little narrow country roads, like I imagine in France. Anyway, sometimes the cars would look like they were going to meet headon but they never did; they didn't swerve or anything, the collision just didn't happen. Other times though, both cars had to stop or there would have been an collision. I was puzzling in my dream about why sometimes it was okay and other times it was not and realized that in a dream, anything is possible

[(JD)]

Oh my! Now I'm in people's dreams! Well, I guess you have to consider what or who I am to you here, and what you want me to be or not? Yes, a bridge could very well be correct, especially since that is what you think it could be.

Sounds to me like it was a bit maddening, confusing driving... life can be an obstacle course, with lots of things coming at us at once. Sometimes we manage them fine, some things just fly by and still others, well, stop us in our tracks.

Yes, anything is possible in a dream, but if you were questioning the dream while dreaming, that really shows that it has a meaning that is still obscured. Try asking or telling yourself to explain the next dream if that happens.

Hey, could it also be I drive a convertible?

Dr Clay's book, chapter 15 talks a bit about dreams: http://psychologicalselfhelp.org/Cha...hap15_103.html

[EJ711]

Friends,

I had a funny dream of sorts the other night. I have been so frustrated to live somewhere where it's no conducive to exercising. Anyway the other night I got a lot of exercise in -- in my dream. First I was swimming up what looked like a river. The funny thing is that I think I had a baking dish in front of me, with sausages in it. I've started on a diet, and subconsciously I don't seem ready to give up the sausages. Then I was riding a bike. I think I still had the sausages with me. When I woke up I felt more relaxed an envigorated.

[(JD)]

That's one kewl dream. What did you eat before bedtime, sausages?

It's a good thing to analyze your own dreams, since you're remembering them anyway. I can see where your "real life" is shown in that dream, and not just about diet and exercise!