From: dicksilk@gmail.com   
      
   On Saturday, April 30, 2022 at 8:56:05 AM UTC-5, sandy$ wrote:   
      
   > Hello Dick,    
   > Think the pictures of snakes was really unique. The only one that was   
   closest was on the left hand side that showed #736 x 736 Alabama snake. not a   
   ringed or stripe pattern yet a pattern. The one in the picture needed more   
   black in it. The pattern was    
   uneven.    
   > I think the snakes was saying that the leaves inside the clear plastic bags   
   was poisonous. I think my husband died because he did not take his pill that   
   kept his heart in rhytum(spelling)? He also had congestive heart failure. Dr.   
   wanted him to get on    
   a transplant list. He refused.    
   > Sandy$   
   I suspect that if you saw "736x736" on a photo, it was most likely referring   
   to the pixel size of the photo.  As my memory is not that good, I seem to   
   recall it was likely either a rat snake or a corn snake.   
      
   As it *is* your dream, if you received the impression that the leaves were   
   poisonous, such is your impression.  All that came to my mind was that a snake   
   in a plastic baggie would likely feel MUCH cooler buried among some green   
   leaves. Heart rhythm is    
   important, as is "arrhythmia" and other issues.   
      
   For about the past week, I've been lingering under a low-to-mid-grade "body   
   fever" that is just bad enough to keep me off line and away from doing yard   
   work.  I know it's not "covid" but *could* certainly be something that's akin   
   to a variant.  It began    
   with my right ear's Eustachian tube and somehow worked it's way down.  Not   
   exactly the appendix.  Not "localized" enough.  I went to get my ears &   
   hearing checked and was told I have the hearing of a 16 year old!   
      
   At any rate, I only have one recurring dream that's been bothering me of late,   
   and will post on it directly.   
      
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