From: dicksilk@gmail.com   
      
   On Wednesday, February 1, 2023 at 9:51:46 AM UTC-6, sandy$ wrote:   
   > Find myself straddling a cloth log like riding a horse. The log is about 5   
   ft long and hanging by a rope on each end. scene jumps    
   > Now I find myself looking at my ex-husband who looks [25 lbs heavier] than   
   when he was alive. We are talking about building a small house along river   
   side property. scene jumps   
      
   NOTE:  the female astride a log brings to mind *at the very least* the concept   
   of yin-yang: pure contrast.  I'm a bit curious as to how this dream qualifies   
   as a "nightmare"?  Was this particular ex *that bad?*   
       
   > Now ex-husband and I are talking to an engineer and he is telling us if we   
   build a house there when it floods water would be falling on the roof. I think   
   to myself it would be impossible for water to fall on our roof."   
      
   Could there have been the possibility of a water falls nearby?  (That would   
   explain it.  Either that, or the engineer represents the character of an   
   incompetent masquerading as a professional.)   
      
   > We then talk about a houseboat on the river, tying it to a couple of trees   
   or even putting up a large tent for the summer and live in it when I wake up.    
       
   > Note: I did live on a houseboat as a kid many years ago on White River in   
   Arkansas.   
      
   There are a number of TV shows on some of the "other" cable channels,   
   involving home-building, such as "living off the grid."   
      
   This dream brings such an episode to mind (not an exact episode, but the theme   
   in general)— that being of living independently of the "controlling   
   political forces" in any given area.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)