Glad you did Pat.

Vicki

----- Original Message -----
From: "Pat Ferguson" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Friday, December 17, 2004 2:16 PM
Subject: Re: A Dream


> Vicki,
>
> lol.
>
> I love that! lol.
>
> Squeezings!
> Pat Ferguson
>
>
> At 01:53 PM 12/16/04, you wrote:
> >The interpretation of the dream is as follows.
> >
> >There was this guy, who shall remain nameless, and but of course, we
don't
> >know him. I'll give you a hint.  His first name begins with P, and his
last
> >name begins with S.  And, by the way, it doesn't stand for post script.
> >Anyway, the guy in this dream went to a place to eat as he was very, very
> >hungry.  The place is something like, Pizza... uh... Pizza something.
Pizza
> >Gut.  That's it., Pizza Gut    And at this gut wrenching place he ordered
> >this huge, I mean gimongous pizza.  He had them pile on one topping after
> >another.  There was pepperoni, and sausage, and cheese, and more cheese,
and
> >pepperoni, and sausage, and shrooms, and olives.  No onions though.  and
> >finally a healthy more than a serving, yes I think it was a triple
topping
> >of, you guessed it, anchovies, to which they added extra salt as
obviously
> >those little critters weren't salty enough.  He took this pizza home, and
by
> >the way I'm glad the Pizza wasn't from Pizza Hut.  For their pizzas are
much
> >better than from, that other pizza place.  Or maybe they're much worse,
> >depending on which way your view or maybe your taste freezes.  And so
this
> >nameless guy finally staggers through the door with this pizza.  He had
to
> >get a wheel barrel to get it home it was so big.  Now he ate the pizza
one
> >bite, or several bites at a time.  Now the freezer represents the
coldness
> >at his house when he showed up with this wheel barrel of pizza.  And you
> >know, this guy didn't even share.  But then who else would have wanted to
> >eat it.  So the fallen pathetically helpless person demised by the
freezer
> >represents his guilt for doing such a horrendous thing, doesn't matter
that
> >the person was male or female.  The package in the corner of the freezer
was
> >the last piece, which represented his last straw.    The nasty freezer
water
> >represented the reaction of his poor overloaded stomach.
> >
> >The Moral of this dream and subsequent interpretation, is that you ought
not
> >to believe either one.  For they are both full of a substantial amount of
> >bologna.  One could be more full of it than the other.  One could be more
> >true than the other.  Ask me how I know.  And lesson number three, one
ought
> >not to tell of things of whence they didn't specifically personally
> >themselves observe.
> >
> >Pizza Blessings,
> >Vicki
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >----- Original Message -----
> >From: "Phil Scovell" <[log in to unmask]>
> >To: <[log in to unmask]>
> >Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 2004 9:59 PM
> >Subject: A Dream
> >
> >
> > > I had this dream recently that I would like someone to interpret for
me.
> >I
> > > was dreaming that this woman, nobody that you know of course, decided
to
> > > defrost her chest type freezer.  You know?  This is a freezer that the
lid
> > > lifts up on rather than one that opens like a door.  So, anyhow, in my
> > > dream, this lady achieved defrosting her chest type freezer and as she
was
> > > cleaning it out, she discovered a package of something down in the
corner
> >at
> > > the bottom.  Due to her limited stature, she was unable to bend over
to
> > > reach down inside to the bottom corner of the freezer.  She tried this
> > > first, of course, but simply was unable to retrieve the item to be
> >removed.
> > > Please don't stop here and meditate on this image of a woman hanging
over
> > > the side of her freezer, her bottom in the air, her head lost to
sight,
> >and
> > > her feet a few inches off the floor.  It could, if you thought about
this
> > > image too long, create fits of uncontrollable laughter and this would
> > > totally detract from the seriousness of my dream's interpretation.  In
my
> > > dream, this woman was rather athletic, or at least she thought that
she
> >was,
> > > so being a person of strong character, determination, and solid
resolve,
> >she
> > > decided to sort of hook one leg over the edge so she could reach
further
> > > down inside the freezer to snag the package she needed to remove.  In
my
> > > dream, the worst happened.  This otherwise elegantly poised woman of
> > > intellectual renown and socially ethical dignity, slipped and fell,
head
> > > first, into the empty freezer.  In my dream, fortunately, the lid did
not
> > > slam shut on her but the possibility was certainly there so the danger
was
> > > real.  Well, real in my dream, that is.  In my prophetic dream, or
perhaps
> >I
> > > should say, in my pathetic, dream, the woman of great athletic ability
got
> >a
> > > real taste of defrosted freezer water due to the angle of descent into
the
> > > cavernous chest type freezer.  Fortunately, the woman, in my dream,
was
> > > unharmed over all, except her pride of course, so it wasn't a
nightmare I
> > > had but I want your interpretation of this most unusual dream.  Does
this
> > > dream have any meaning for me personally?  Should I sell our upright
> > > freezer?  Does freezer melted ice taste as terrible as it smells?
Does
> >this
> > > dream mean my life is on a downhill slide?  I know it was just a dream
but
> > > the pitiful sight of this helpless situation with the lady's feet
sticking
> > > out of the opened freezer and her pitiful cries for help are still
quite
> > > vivid in my mind.  Could this woman be a real person that I will some
day
> >be
> > > called upon to lay hands upon?  Is it someone I know and must needs
call
> >and
> > > giving a warning not to defrost her own freezer alone?  Oh, by the
way, in
> > > my dream, this woman was blind.  A very sad thing, I must admit, so I
> >could
> > > identify with her due to my own blindness but I am deeply concerned
and
> > > puzzled, not to mention somewhat amused, concerning the nature of this
> >most
> > > serious dream.  Please help if you can.  A woman's female dignity may
> >depend
> > > upon it.
> > >
> > > Phil.
> > >
>