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|    Richard Silk to All    |
|    2019/08/03 Saturday    |
|    03 Aug 19 07:05:28    |
      From: dicksilk@gmail.com              2019/08/03 Saturday              OK, so I posted the wrong date yesterday (should've been 8/2 Friday, NOT 8/1)!              Meanwhile, the one dream that caught my attention most, right before waking,       involved being in what seemed the Coleman Cemetery (where Uncle Dave Macon as       well as my sister, Cynthia, are buried) but it didn't have the "sense" of       "cemetery" in the dream,        merely of *location,* not so much "identification." At any rate, there was       this HUGE old tree in the dream. I spent some time yesterday (or possibly the       day before) admiring a mighty oak in a neighbor's front yard, and realizing it       was not likely more        than 60, possibly less than (due to the age of the neighborhood) but it was a       GOODLY size! The tree in the dream was perhaps roughly the same size, but       differently shaped. My attention was focused on a lower branch that was       perhaps 2' or more in        diameter, and from my point of view (POV) / perspective, it was growing to the       "left" which, if this really *were* in Coleman Cemetery, would've been       pointing "north" -- ish. What caught my attention *most* about this branch       was that it appeared to have        a HUGE chunk taken out of it from above, as if a VERY large giraffe had bent       down from above and just taken a massive bite out of the top of the branch.        Due to the shape and direction of the growth of the branch, which narrowed a       bit the further it        reached away from the trunk, the loss of "wood" was lessened toward the left /       north until the missing section no longer affected the shape. There was one       other "odd" part about this branch, in that the end of it appeared to have       been doubled "back"        towards where the bite was located. Under normal conditions, a tree branch       never doubles "back," but this one did, and it appeared to still be alive       (bent, not broken) which resonates with me in the sense that I'm trying to get       "back" to my relationship        with Gina -- a large, missing "chunk" taken out of my branch of life. Hmmm....              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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