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Aug 09, 2015, 12:37 PM
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After almost a month of not dreaming,or not being able to recall them I should say,I had a real puzzler yesterday. I dreamed I was talking to someone,but I did not see them until the end. My phone went off. I went to check it and saw someone had sent me a message. Words scrolled across the top of the screen,but I didn't see all of them. So I opened the message. It was a picture of me and three blonde women in some kind of square room,like an office. The women were all dressed very professionally and all had the same long,straight,dyed blonde hair. I was seated. One of the women stood to my right and the other two stood behind me. I had a feeling like maybe they were nurses. Under the picture there was something written. It said,"Sorry,I can't marry you. But it is fun to think about sometimes," Something about the picture didn't seem right and I said so to whoever it was I spoke to earlier. A young woman,average height,with brown hair walked up beside me to look at the picture. She pointed to the back wall in the picture.
"Like this,you mean?" she asked. "It should be more pinkish,right?" She rubbed her finger over the image and the wall turned pink. I didn't think that was the problem with the picture,but I told her it was anyway. |
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Aug 09, 2015, 02:36 PM
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I have found that my own interpretations of my dreams is often what makes the most sense to me.
Here are blogs on Psych Central about understanding dreams Psych Central - Search results for Understanding our dreams
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Aug 10, 2015, 02:43 PM
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The nurses are about how you are taking care of yourself. Nursing your self to heal. Pink can mean you have been healed. Changing the back ground to a healthy color.
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