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Posted by susan C on November 1, 2001, at 10:50:43
Yes, I too, wonder if I have a life, cause I hang out on this board too, but it has helped a lot.
I haven't been on chat much cause of time change and i start fading at about 7:30 pacific especially if I have had 'big' days...yesterday was three hours at the asthma doc, today 3 hours (to and from and talking) with my hair stylist...I havent been out hardly at all for months, so all this talking and cogitating has been a challenge. Being here regularly helps keep me more communicative.
Tonight I will be at the town hall chat at 6 pacific time.
Yes, I too dont believe in freud, but i find the sympbols of dreaming facinating...like story telling. I had a dream the other night, and it is more the feeling so much than the visuals, for me. If if if I remember it in the morning, i just 'sit' with it and try to 'connect the dots'. Maybe this is what will help you, KK?
I have noticed when I change something anything my dreams change. I mentioned somewhere about it being a blue moon now...light at night while sleeping gives me strange dreams...
The only med i took that i remember a dream component to was Serzone...I couldn't wait to go to bed and sleep, the dreams were so delightful. which was a wonderful change from deep depression. Then, of course, that changed...
oh, I just sneezed and there are little rainbow droplets on my screen. Talk to ya all laters.
mouse in the sewing room
susan C
Posted by Krazy Kat on November 1, 2001, at 11:30:09
In reply to ok ok, general comments to all, posted by susan C on November 1, 2001, at 10:50:43
> Hello, sweet mouse. :) Yes, I missed you last night.
I wonder how the blue moon affects us?
I wish I could "connect the dots". I think I'm scared to, because the subject matter is so offensive. I have a fairly clear and decent mind - but apparently part of it begs to differ.
I imagine if I could figure it out, it would help me in certain areas of my life. Or, if I could ignore them. So, which is better? Don't know.
What's the Fish Called Wanda reference?
Yes, getting out is tiring, and taking it slowly is imperative. Good for you.
- K.
Posted by susan C on November 1, 2001, at 12:35:24
In reply to Re: ok ok, general comments to all » susan C, posted by Krazy Kat on November 1, 2001, at 11:30:09
and the Kevin character keeps quote Nixxxxxche (and you can even spell)
Maybe the dream things is uncontrolable, i sure dont expect to control my dreams...
mouse with soggy trousers cause she had to clean the high window and side of the trailer house cause some kids egged it last night. and she spashed water all over, cause the outside water supply is broken and even if it werent broken it would have been turned off for winter...
susan C
Posted by paxvox on November 2, 2001, at 16:02:02
In reply to Re: Movie with Kevin Kline John Cleese, posted by susan C on November 1, 2001, at 12:35:24
"A Fish Called Wanda"
PAX
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