From: dicksilk@gmail.com   
      
   I *meant* to get this down this morning, so of course, there's a bit of   
   "evaporation" in effect, but from what I can recall:   
      
   The dreamer was talking to a tallish, slender-looking guy with reddish hair,   
   maybe about mid-40s, and where scene A turns into scene B, the guy shows up   
   with a smaller, female-looking version of himself, whom the dreamer asks in a   
   way to determine if she'   
   s his wife or daughter?  (Either a compliment to her, or a possible critique   
   to him, but either way, the dreamer simply did not know, so asked in a way to   
   find out.)  I *think* the guy mentioned her as being his daughter, BUT in   
   "scene C" the man is seen    
   lounging nude, in a pool of water, along with the female, which came to mind   
   as a "married couple" relationship between the two, so regardless, there   
   simply was no clear answer (as if one really mattered.)  What was *more*   
   interesting was the following    
   scene (D?) where there were seen about a half-dozen younger (college age?)   
   females, *also* nude, as if in a swimming pool, where the dreamer was making   
   some kind of mental note along the lines of "what do you expect from an   
   'artistic' ensemble?"  As I'm    
   typing this, no, I can't recall the exact quote, or whether it was a critique   
   or a question, but I do recall the feeling of "leaving them alone" as it were,   
   "walking away" from temptation, a bit like the Lord's Prayer, "...and deliver   
   us FROM evil."     
   Clarity 9-, but perhaps more like 9 even upon waking.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)