From: dicksilk@gmail.com   
      
   Moment w/Gina:   
      
   The dreamer's perspective was as if sharing a brief moment of a fond embrace,   
   possibly similar to that of a "cuddle," although this write up is being typed   
   up after 9: PM (21:16) and if I'd forgotten to make a note of it earlier   
   today, I'd very likely    
   have forgotten about it, as everything else about that brief dream is already   
   completely forgotten.  Clarity 8 at the time, more like 8- (low lighting, no   
   surrounding scenery, nada.  Just her, although that was certainly what made   
   the dream memorable to    
   begin with!)   
      
   DbW: airplane on a string?   
   While there was certainly a bit of prelude to the "Dream before Waking," the   
   entire preface has been evaporated (and was evaporated almost immediately   
   after waking.)   
      
   The memorable image involved the dreamer's perspective seeing an individual,   
   standing in a field, in the distance, with something like a rope connected to   
   something like a *very* large passenger jet, possibly the largest made (such   
   as a Boeing 777, or    
   possibly larger) with the jet doing *something* like attempting to travel   
   beyond the tension of the rope, causing the jet to swing as along an arc   
   towards the ground, with the individual holding the rope (or whatever that   
   connective concept may have been)   
    as the center point / origin of the radius.   As the jet neared the ground,   
   it was consumed by flames.   
      
   Again, this was seen at a distance, and *may* have *something* to do with the   
   phone call I had later in the day with the State Farm agent ("Kayla") who was   
   being obtuse and thus causing "resistance" to answering a question in a simple   
   yes or no fashion (   
   as the question was *specifically* requesting a yes/no answer) by  *avoiding*   
   direct acknowledgement, although eventually, she *did* acknowledge that she   
   understood what I had explained to her.   
      
   Even so, I kept getting the feeling that she was *deliberately* trying to   
   *avoid* giving a yes/no answer over the phone, although that *could* be just   
   the way they train their agents to deal with clients.  Either way, it was a   
   "flame-inducing" situation    
   that *could* have been avoided *IF* she'd simply answered "yes" or "no."  But   
   that was a "real life" incident later in the day.  *Could* the dream of a   
   large jet erupting into flames be somehow analogously associated with that   
   phone call?  Possibly.     
   Clarity from 7 to 9-.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)