On Friday, December 11, 2020 at 11:33:42 PM UTC-7, dick...@gmail.com wrote:   
   > 0:27 AM 12/12/2020    
   >    
   > OK, so perhaps this the latest I've ever posted, but— it's been a busy   
   day. There was this one dream suite that was practically a movie, with a   
   beginning scene and a kind of a bridge to an ending scene. The start involved   
   the dreamer working at a    
   location similar to Automotive Service, with a boss figure similar to the guy   
   I worked for there in real life, except there were differences. For one, there   
   was some kind of task being assigned to the dreamer, and it involved a stick,   
   a pipe, and a    
   stench (although the stench was reported, never actually smelled.) That dream   
   ended / segued to some kind of intermediate section of which I really have no   
   recall, other than it seemed to have something to do with locks and keys. The   
   final scene involved    
   the dreamer working with a seal, you know, one of those critters that sharks   
   like to eat. The only thing is, the dreamer and his seal were entering the   
   Alaskan Iditarod, presumably with the intention of the seal pulling the sled,   
   but there were some    
   hitches to the dreamer's get-along, so to speak, and the race "took off"   
   leaving the dreamer and his seal behind, trying to work out some sort of   
   logistics, like packing supplies and food to last the race. Somehow the idea   
   of a seal pulling a dog sled    
   through the freezing tundra just doesn't make any sense, which is most likely   
   why the dream ended.    
   >    
   > 0:32 AM 12/12/2020   
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   Hello Dick,   
         Did it occur to you that the seal pulling the dog sled might of meant   
   something completely different and a symbol of something else?   
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