From: dicksilk@gmail.com   
      
   On Friday, April 14, 2023 at 7:01:19 AM UTC-5, Richard Silk wrote:   
      
   > In another dream, the dreamer was in a home, yet while going through that   
   home (that felt familiar, known) the dreamer came to a type of *wide* opening,   
   leading into a rather wide, open area that for some reason had a few feelings   
   associated with it, *   
   similar* to: [Wow, look at all this new and unusual territory! How is it I was   
   unaware of all this being here? This seems familiar, like I may have been here   
   / seen this once long ago in my distant youth.]    
   >    
   > Just because it's rather difficult for me to translate large area in a dream   
   into specific lengths in writing, let's just say the room was 100'x100', with   
   a ceiling that was unobserved, yet seemed perhaps at around 10' high, or   
   thereabouts.    
   >    
   > The lighting was "not too bright" yet "not too dark," as details were   
   visible, yet unremarkable. The dreamer *did* notice an area of the far wall   
   that looked a bit like it was designed as a window area, sort of like a closet   
   with an opening space of    
   around 4'–6' wide, perhaps 3'-5' in depth, yet where one would normally   
   expect to see glass, there was instead a dark, shuttered-looking area, as if   
   wooden in appearance. I remember the dreamer thinking, "A glass window would   
   be nice right there—"    
   although I have no direct memory of what that room was for or about. Clarity   
   7+ / 8- due to the general lack of direct lighting.    
      
   Sorry, just had a recollection pop back into mind of the main action within   
   the large, open space described in this (above) dream scene:   
      
   In the middle of the room was a *long* table, like how a potluck dinner at a   
   Church will string around 6 to 8 tables to form a continuous line.   
      
   On the "food line" were large, round cakes, typical of 3-tier birthday cakes,   
   all of the same size and shape, yet of differently colored (and textured)   
   icings (some may have had nuts on the outside, or sprinkles, etc.)   
      
   The dreamer sensed the normal desire to select a slice, yet also did not feel   
   the need to eat, but settled on dipping a right index finger into an upper   
   edge of the circumference, to get a smidge of a taste, stuck the finger in the   
   mouth, and as the    
   sense of sweet icing began to register, *that* was the end of the dream.   
      
   (NOTE:  IRL, as a general rule, I avoid sugars (lactose, fructose, sucrose,   
   dextrose) on a regular basis *so that* on a "rare" occasion, I can take a   
   sample.  This is NOT diabetes related, but rather "dain bramage" related:  for   
   *some* reason, the    
   presence of sugars in the blood stream *in the brain* cause some type of   
   imbalance between the right (including the damaged area in / near / around the   
   right PICA) and left, in whatever manners of physical-to-mental processing   
   goes on.  The bit of jelly    
   on half a muffin that I had this morning for breakfast is giving me a bit of a   
   headache.)   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)