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Dreameryv2 November 13, 2009 Three Dreams: Winery, Body on the 6th floo, Hosiery mismatch.


Dreameryv2

November 13, 2009

Three Dreams: Winery, Body on the 6th floor, Hosiery mismatch.


Dream 1 Dream 1 We {Mom and I} were in France I was taking mom through a winery- the floor was strangely different than was expected. We were walking on wine bottles and it was a round building with no walls and benches in a circle around the edge, as is found at a band concert building. We saw some people there. One girl [said she] used to live here in this region -and that she said she knew my sister [I automatic think that's false as I never had seen her or those present here before. There was a lot of talk about clothes, leotards especially, as most of gals here had them on. Dream 2 -Several nights later. It was Sunday but my husband and I was Christmas shopping, We took an elevator up to the 6th floor (as directed by a clerk) to find a rest rooms and all we found were offices. There was a body lying on a table. The head was almost on the floor because the legs of the table under the head were gone. That end of body was also in a little cabinet. At first glance we thought the man was dead. However on further examination, it was clear the man wasn't dead, but that he had tried to commit suicide. There was more to this dream but I fail to remember it. The part could be, that somehow because we were on the scene, we might be mistakenly be held as responsible, when the authorities arrive. Dream 3 I was walking down a street with a girl friend. The sun was shinning and we had been shopping. When I looked down I saw I had on, a not matching pair of hose. One had seams and a ugly run, the other was seamless but run free. I felt very embarrassed. This dream changed to the previous happening at the department store, I think. Comment: I read through 1, 2, 3 to get a feel where my dream is taking me, in the first dream I am as an adult. now doing things for my Mom which she used for me, In France, far away from my current home. I notice neither my husband or father are part of the dream, nor any obviously male images were there, except very background. I can't recall if there were actually some as they were also in leotards, making gender identification difficult. The winery's round structure resembled a band stand arraignment, this may be a reference to my family's strong identification with country and western music. The strange floor of wine bottles may refer to the many years of my childhood and teen years, where all the adults, every Saturday night got drunk without apparent shame or regret, made music, sang, danced and sometimes quarreled. Of course, I miss that in my life now, but I have other satisfactions. I also over time, saw the sad endings, many of my family and their circle, came to. The girl in the leotard trying to pass herself off a intimate of my sister has some actual connections, where on more than one occasion someone has used a ploy like that to try to achieve intimacy for social or business advantage. When that happens, I feel myself moving away from them and grow aloof, but I pretend to accept what they say. I even may be a little too touchy about being manipulated and controlled by others. I try to explore my own history relative to my own controlling and manipulating, I do recall, one or two related instances that, I am forced to admit where I was unfairly suspicious of other's motives. I note that I recalled after dream 3, that it somehow was the lead to the events of the suicidal man on the curious legless table, somehow also cabinet enclosed. Have I some suicidal thoughts?- Yes and No. Yes, I am aware of such a possibility, but see it a silly fantasy of a better afterlife or of a final escape from unbearable pain, mental or physical. As far as I can recall, even in my darkest moments I reject any such thoughts. O.K., in the dream, is this a symbol disguised for a death wishes against some other? I am Christmas shopping with my husband, could there be a connection or could it reach back to my father, mother, sister, uncles, and cousins? I really don't know, I will wait and see what my unconscious serves up next. The mismatched stockings, the embarrassment, being with a girl friend and an imagined public? Well this stocking embarrassment, has actually happened a couple times, although I am a compulsive rechecked of what attire I put on before heading outside. Symbolically it could mean that despite my self-image concern and repetitious checking the flaws will at some point in time show. HUM.
Further Comment:
I got occupied with other things and did not post this on schedule. It seems a lesson in dream analysis resulted. As I finally readied the post for publication, it occurred to me I had totally missed the dark side of the about shopping before Christmas. It seems so long ago, but oh how awful it was. This may have some present connections, but the past one was traumatic when it happened. It was early in our marriage, my husband and I set out to do the Christmas shopping, which started out smoothly just as it should for two people happily in love. We made purchases and checked off the list of potential recipients, until we got to my husband's mother. Being new to the position of daughter-in-law I felt an urgent desire to make sure that the gift would be special and would be one cherished by her. I felt I had a good grasp on what the mother of husband would appreciate, more or less on the basis of my experience with own mother and two grandmothers. My husband was thoroughly negative and surly about every suggestion I made, his objections centered on; she wouldn't like this or that in clothing styles, and later, that she didn't care for any thing for the kitchen or garden. Finally after much delay, in the home decor section we agreed on a couch throw, it was one of generous size and a classical design that would add cheerfulness to her home atmosphere without any clash of style or color. I pointed out to Bill its artistic qualities; the quality of the workmanship. And, if we were not going to follow my other intuitions, this would be a good choice, although a bit more pricey than my other suggestions had been. He then offered new objections, such as it might not match her taste in design, the color scheme, it might be too big, and it was too expensive. After some more of this grumbling and as he had no other better ideas, we made the purchase and I took the package and believed the deal finished. When then, my husband took the sales slip from the clerk, and scrutinized like a detective and in a demanding tone, wanted to know, (from the caught off guard) clerk: "Just what was the store's return policy and what exactly each line of small print on the sales receipt meant. I was mortified, as this department store was renown for its no hassle exchange policy. The incident did not end there. At home he bought up his discontent allover again. The gift selected might somehow be potentially distressing to his mother, and how I had pressured him into the purchase. How much it cost--and also how inadequately the clerk had explained the return policy and also that the store's receipt text was not binding and specific enough to be legally binding. Then, he started getting personal, (at least I felt so) Saying, he had noticed I never checked the totals or asked about any of the conditions of sale. While that was true, it was the same as him calling me stupid and hidden in this exchange was the shattering my image of him as a guy devoted to his mother and me. I flushed with angry and partly agreed with him (I am good at parting agreeing, when I don't really agree.) --that most of what he said was true, but that he was over reacting. I was at this point getting really hot and distressed, Telling him-' You are saying that I have to put every clerk through a third degree interrogation, every purchase I make?'. He began excusing himself that this scene was do to his superior knowledge and awareness of shoddy business practices and that he was not being derogatory at all. That night our home was a cold lonely place for each in silence trying to find balance before tomorrow's dawn.
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