Nomail or not, we'll report all the dreams you share to Sandy.  <evil
grin>  Seriously, they are just dreams, and don't necessarily mean what one
might think they mean by just looking at the interesting content.  <lol>

Sleep well, and don't worry about what kinds of dreams you have.  The
important thing is that you rest.  Remember the verse in the psalm about
"He gives to his beloved sleep."

Peggy

At 01:37 PM 8/25/2004 -0600, you wrote:
>I received my equipment today and a very nice lady delivered it and
>explained every detail.  So, tonight will be my first night sleeping with
>the equipment.  Fortunately, this unit is brand new and is much quieter than
>the hospital's machine.  Additionally, this one has a water vapor chamber,
>which makes the air breathed during the night, moist instead of dry.
>Fortunately, my insurance is paying for the whole thing which apparently
>costs about 1500 dollars, if not more, so thus far, we have not had to pay
>for either of the sleep studies nor the equipment.  Part of what I had to be
>taught today was how to clean everything, too.  So that meant I had to learn
>how to take everything apart and put it all back together.  The machine has
>been preprogrammed for me to begin at a lower pressure level and build to a
>full strength level of pressure in 45 minutes.  At which time, I will
>hopefully be sound a sleep and be dreaming peaceful exotic dreams.  You
>know, exotic as in Africa or the Caribbean or the south Pacific islands?  At
>least I think that's what I mean.  However, if I do have any other unusual
>dreams, as I did while in the hospital which I have already described, I
>will be certain to file my nocturnal report here since I know everyone will
>be very interested in whatever I have for a dream.  I guess, if it comes
>right down to it, my wife can go no mail for a day or two, until such
>reporting has subsided.
>
>Phil.

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