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Friday, July 19, 2013
Dreams: You're a Winner
In this dream, Ms Loftus, myself, and two of our co-workers have won prizes from our respective companies. The prize is a trip to a ressort village in Southern Tennessee; however, something happens to the plane, and we all end up driving north of Baton Rouge, LA to a resort village in Southern Mississippi that our sales teams stay at requently.
Due to a booking error, we end up in the wrong resort at our first arrival and Ms Loftus and I are sharing a room, while the other two coworkers are also in a room. The furniture in this resort is 60's modern and hasn't been replaces since the 60's either. Ms Loftus and I are laying on the couch watching TV when a third person joins us: a middle-aged man who is on parole--apparently the hotel is also a half-way house and they've double booked our room. To top it off, the guy is a pervert and we are forced to change hotels. Once we get to our new room in our new hotel, we have a nice dinner and do lots of touristy things, only to return to our hotel to find that our co-workers' room/wing has caught fire and they are being doused by a fire-hose as the exit their room.
We drive back to Baton Rouge and I'm now with an undescript friend who's never been to Baton Rouge. I point out all the changes and vacant buildings in North Baton Rouge near Baton Rouge General Hospital.
Due to a booking error, we end up in the wrong resort at our first arrival and Ms Loftus and I are sharing a room, while the other two coworkers are also in a room. The furniture in this resort is 60's modern and hasn't been replaces since the 60's either. Ms Loftus and I are laying on the couch watching TV when a third person joins us: a middle-aged man who is on parole--apparently the hotel is also a half-way house and they've double booked our room. To top it off, the guy is a pervert and we are forced to change hotels. Once we get to our new room in our new hotel, we have a nice dinner and do lots of touristy things, only to return to our hotel to find that our co-workers' room/wing has caught fire and they are being doused by a fire-hose as the exit their room.
We drive back to Baton Rouge and I'm now with an undescript friend who's never been to Baton Rouge. I point out all the changes and vacant buildings in North Baton Rouge near Baton Rouge General Hospital.
Saturday, October 27, 2012
Dreams: National Parks
This is two separate but related dreams from last night.
In the first dream, my father, bf, and I are all outside the entrance to Yellowstone park, and we are going to hike to Old Faithful. I'm worried that my dad won't make it and my bf will stumble on the steep cliffs and hills we have to scale. The entrance to Yellowstone park is like the mouth of Logan canyon, in Logan, UT. And, it's really only about a five mile hike to Old Faithful. We only make it to the top of the first hill and the dream ends.
The second dream has me staying in a hotel outside of Yellowstone. This is a pretty decent hotel, and I have a suite with a kitchenette. Once I use my key card to get into the room and unpack all my bags, a group of four friends (that are not my friends), use their card to come into my room. When confronted about what they are doing, they state they had this room this morning but have checked out. Still they need to fix and eat dinner, so they just invade the room, thinking I'll have no issue with it. They break out the food and start fixing it, and then I go bat**** crazy on their ***** and push them out the door.
Oddly enough, there is a dining room table on the landing outside my room, and they sit down for dinner to eat. I shut the door, and lock them out, but realize the deadbolt isn't functional. I put both the chain and the hotel bar lock on the door, but the give on the chain is so lengthy that the door can be pushed open at least a foot and a half. The bar lock is so long and awkward that it also allows the door to be opened a foot and a half before it stops the door from opening further. The girl in this group of friends decides she needs to wash her hands before eating, so she barges into the room, despite me having the chain and bar lock in use. I tell her this is not her room and she cannot be in here, and she continues forward. I can't keep pushing her back and get to the phone on the opposite side of the room, so I grab my phone and dial 9-1- and then... I wake up. So--where is my brain pulling thoughts from today? I wonder if it's cleaning house to make room for new stuff. I haven't hiked in Logan canyon in 20 years. I went to Yellowstone about six months ago. The people were all imaginary, but so real. My mom always says that when my dad or sister are in my dreams, they are trying to tell me to repent of my ways from the other side.
In the first dream, my father, bf, and I are all outside the entrance to Yellowstone park, and we are going to hike to Old Faithful. I'm worried that my dad won't make it and my bf will stumble on the steep cliffs and hills we have to scale. The entrance to Yellowstone park is like the mouth of Logan canyon, in Logan, UT. And, it's really only about a five mile hike to Old Faithful. We only make it to the top of the first hill and the dream ends.
The second dream has me staying in a hotel outside of Yellowstone. This is a pretty decent hotel, and I have a suite with a kitchenette. Once I use my key card to get into the room and unpack all my bags, a group of four friends (that are not my friends), use their card to come into my room. When confronted about what they are doing, they state they had this room this morning but have checked out. Still they need to fix and eat dinner, so they just invade the room, thinking I'll have no issue with it. They break out the food and start fixing it, and then I go bat**** crazy on their ***** and push them out the door.
Oddly enough, there is a dining room table on the landing outside my room, and they sit down for dinner to eat. I shut the door, and lock them out, but realize the deadbolt isn't functional. I put both the chain and the hotel bar lock on the door, but the give on the chain is so lengthy that the door can be pushed open at least a foot and a half. The bar lock is so long and awkward that it also allows the door to be opened a foot and a half before it stops the door from opening further. The girl in this group of friends decides she needs to wash her hands before eating, so she barges into the room, despite me having the chain and bar lock in use. I tell her this is not her room and she cannot be in here, and she continues forward. I can't keep pushing her back and get to the phone on the opposite side of the room, so I grab my phone and dial 9-1- and then... I wake up. So--where is my brain pulling thoughts from today? I wonder if it's cleaning house to make room for new stuff. I haven't hiked in Logan canyon in 20 years. I went to Yellowstone about six months ago. The people were all imaginary, but so real. My mom always says that when my dad or sister are in my dreams, they are trying to tell me to repent of my ways from the other side.
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Dreams: Changing Others Impressions of You
- Lava Development
- Missionary
- Big White Truck
- DeeDee Walters
- Ryan King
- Changing the perception others have of you
- two piles
This one is interesting. Not sure if I remember how it starts, but at some point, I return to being a missionary for the LDS church (although it is a more liberal mission that what the little white bible currently dictates). In this mission, the Elders live in sets of four, they bring their own vehicles to the mission if they want, and they can wear kahki pants and shorts with their shirts and ties. They can even have opposite gender visitors to their apartments, as long as the mission president knows about it and it's only one person at a time.
My companion in the Lava Hot Springs area has a huge white pick-up truck, and the four of us are talking about a mother and her two kids that we are teaching in the upper mountainous area of Lava Hot Springs, toward Topance Creek. For some reason, DeeDee Walters is at the house, and asks if I was the one who did something to Rosie in high school. I can't hear what she is asking, so I ask her to repeat it. It has something to do about flowers or a date or something, and I finally say "Yes, that was me." To which, she replies, "That was so sweet of you."
In the meantime, the president has called to send my companion and I on a trip to see the investigator. We jump into his big white truck and pull out of the garage, which is part of a white brick house. We are both worried the truck won't clear the doors because of the cab and the mirrors, but it does. We drive through the town of Lava, and I am surprised to see how much development has occurred. For example, there is a big hotel going up on the east end of town where camp grounds currently are. There are also huge, square, soviet-style cement pits where old people are golfing and practicing rock climbing.
As we start driving off, I immediately think of Ryan King and wished he and I were boyfriends and that I could impress him. My companion starts telling me a story about how to change peoples perceptions of you. (Incidentally, this is the reason why I'm blogging this dream.) He talks of two separate piles of stuff. In the dream, these piles are made up of random things, and they are small--no larger than a turkey roasting pan. They are also sitting outside a two-door parking garage, similar to that of the Andrew's flat in Bournemouth, England.
He continues to talk about the piles:
- The location of the piles represent what people think of you.
- Both piles begin at the same starting line
- As you do things in life, the pile on the left moves incrementally toward the finish line. The right pile doesn't move at all.
- The finish line represents your final character, and people's acceptance of that character.
- The pile on the right (the first impression) doesn't move at all. It can be really horrible or really good, but it doesn't move or change.
- If you do something bad, idiotic, wrong, or ill-contrived, or silly, the pile on the left moves backward, or even goes to the reset point (starting line).
- Once the pile on the left makes it all the way to the finish line, then the pile of the right is automatically moved there as well. That's when your character is truly established.
- Missionary
- Big White Truck
- DeeDee Walters
- Ryan King
- Changing the perception others have of you
- two piles
This one is interesting. Not sure if I remember how it starts, but at some point, I return to being a missionary for the LDS church (although it is a more liberal mission that what the little white bible currently dictates). In this mission, the Elders live in sets of four, they bring their own vehicles to the mission if they want, and they can wear kahki pants and shorts with their shirts and ties. They can even have opposite gender visitors to their apartments, as long as the mission president knows about it and it's only one person at a time.
My companion in the Lava Hot Springs area has a huge white pick-up truck, and the four of us are talking about a mother and her two kids that we are teaching in the upper mountainous area of Lava Hot Springs, toward Topance Creek. For some reason, DeeDee Walters is at the house, and asks if I was the one who did something to Rosie in high school. I can't hear what she is asking, so I ask her to repeat it. It has something to do about flowers or a date or something, and I finally say "Yes, that was me." To which, she replies, "That was so sweet of you."
In the meantime, the president has called to send my companion and I on a trip to see the investigator. We jump into his big white truck and pull out of the garage, which is part of a white brick house. We are both worried the truck won't clear the doors because of the cab and the mirrors, but it does. We drive through the town of Lava, and I am surprised to see how much development has occurred. For example, there is a big hotel going up on the east end of town where camp grounds currently are. There are also huge, square, soviet-style cement pits where old people are golfing and practicing rock climbing.
As we start driving off, I immediately think of Ryan King and wished he and I were boyfriends and that I could impress him. My companion starts telling me a story about how to change peoples perceptions of you. (Incidentally, this is the reason why I'm blogging this dream.) He talks of two separate piles of stuff. In the dream, these piles are made up of random things, and they are small--no larger than a turkey roasting pan. They are also sitting outside a two-door parking garage, similar to that of the Andrew's flat in Bournemouth, England.
He continues to talk about the piles:
- The location of the piles represent what people think of you.
- Both piles begin at the same starting line
- As you do things in life, the pile on the left moves incrementally toward the finish line. The right pile doesn't move at all.
- The finish line represents your final character, and people's acceptance of that character.
- The pile on the right (the first impression) doesn't move at all. It can be really horrible or really good, but it doesn't move or change.
- If you do something bad, idiotic, wrong, or ill-contrived, or silly, the pile on the left moves backward, or even goes to the reset point (starting line).
- Once the pile on the left makes it all the way to the finish line, then the pile of the right is automatically moved there as well. That's when your character is truly established.
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