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|    Richard Silk to All    |
|    2020/03/13 FRIDAY!    |
|    13 Mar 20 10:20:42    |
      From: dicksilk@gmail.com              2020/03/13 FRIDAY!              Two dream sequences of note, not entirely sure which came first or last, but:              "I" (the dreamer) was on a kind of "tour" of my neighborhood, on the north end       (considered the "back side" as it used to be all fields before it was later       developed) with a gal who, in the dream, looked exactly like a gal I remember       most from middle        school, Melissa Mobley. A quick online search shows dozens and dozens of       hits, so finding an actual link is a bit difficult. Facebook pulled her up no       problem, but apparently married to another female and having a different       (married) last name.        Possibly a misperception on my part? Possibly not. At any rate, why this gal       was in a dream is anybody's guess. Her comment was along the lines of not       having ever been in any of the homes in Scottland Acres, with the "image       sense" of more like on        Windsor St. or Whitehall Rd. I found this claim a bit odd, and asked, "You       were never in the home of Shannon Woodfin? or [Vicki Beach]? (I couldn't quite       peg a 2nd name, but had the idea of someone on Whitehall Rd.) The next view       was of a large farm        building, similar to what one might find on a diary farm, set a ways back in a       green field (pasture?) and I couldn't remember ever having seen that       particular place there before, which I found curious, but the dream ended.              The other dream was much like being at a junk auction or estate sale of some       kind, only the material in question was a large rack of used car tires,       perhaps two racks tall (an upper and a lower rack) with tires running left to       right. There were perhaps        4 to 8 dozen tires. It looked like a real pain of work. Someone (boss-like)       was describing the tire sizes and how to organize them. It seemed as if they       were to be sorted according to size, assuming they were of any decent quality       to be resold in the        first place. There was one tire in particular that had a dual size listing,       sort of like how European shoe sizes are different from US shoe sizes, only       this seemed like simply two different measurements, which didn't make much       sense, but about the time        I got that mess figured out, there were other items as well that needed dealt       with, including what seemed like crutches carved out of (small) tree branch       (wooden) poles roughly 2" diameter max. I believe the idea was to move the       stack of crutches from        where they were above the tire racks over onto a flatbed truck, along with       what seemed like wooden panels, maybe 6" to 18" wide, and a few feet in       length. I wasn't clear on the thickness of these panels, and whatever they       actually were has evaporated,        although if they were recovered from a demolished home, that would make sense       considering all the damage that the tornadoes ripped though Middle Tennessee       (IRL) last week.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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