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jmcquown - 13 Apr 2005 21:30 GMT
I had a very strange dream.  It involved me visiting my parents.  I went
downstairs (they don't have a downstairs!) and I saw a big pretty fluffy
tortie.  I picked the cat up and carried it upstairs.  What's this, I asked?
Dad replied, "That's Jonathan.  He's not feeling very well, we'll have to
take him to the vet."

What's strange about this?  Dad wouldn't be owned by a cat if his life
depended on it.  Mom is indifferent to them.  Neither of them want pets of
any kind.  They live vicariously through photos of mine.

I wonder why I'd dream they have a cat?

Jill
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Jo Firey - 13 Apr 2005 21:54 GMT
>I had a very strange dream.  It involved me visiting my parents.  I went
> downstairs (they don't have a downstairs!) and I saw a big pretty fluffy
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> I wonder why I'd dream they have a cat?

Because your Mom was dreaming about grandchildren and a pretty cat was as
close as you could get to empathy?

Jo
jmcquown - 13 Apr 2005 22:08 GMT
>> I had a very strange dream.  It involved me visiting my parents.  I
>> went downstairs (they don't have a downstairs!) and I saw a big
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> Jo

LOL  Mom knows I'm a tad old to begin producing children.  Lord knows they
had enough trouble with my now 22 year old nephew; I don't think they would
want more!

Jill
Margaret Fine - 14 Apr 2005 16:24 GMT
> I had a very strange dream.  It involved me visiting my parents.  I went
> downstairs (they don't have a downstairs!) and I saw a big pretty fluffy
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> Jill

My amateur psychologist take on this:  John is your long lost love,
right?  The Tortie represents John.  You found him in the dream just
like your found him in real life and it has been a beautiful pleasant
surprise.  But you also know that your parents might have ambiguous
feelings about John and especially your Dad who feels annoyed when you
travel with John.  John is coming to visit you and you have a certain
amount of anxiety about that so your parents represent that anxiety and
the fact that the cat wasn't well and needs to go to the vet is your
anxiety over the fact that your Dad has voiced a certain amount of
disapproval.

Or alternately for that last part it is your literal anxiety over John's
health which has been giving him problems for the last year or so.

And if I misremembered John's name and it is really Ed well, then...I
don't know.  :-)

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jmcquown - 15 Apr 2005 09:18 GMT
>> I had a very strange dream.  It involved me visiting my parents.  I
>> went downstairs (they don't have a downstairs!) and I saw a big
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> And if I misremembered John's name and it is really Ed well, then...I
> don't know.  :-)

LOL!  Yes, it's John :)  I think you may be right!  I told my mom I'm going
out of town but I don't dare mention it to my dad.  In his eyes I'm still a
little girl... yeah, this "little girl" is going through menopause LOL

I also keep dreaming about my ex- and in every dream he criticises me and
treats me badly (not that he ever really treated me badly, just sort of
ignored me like I was a cat toy to be played with if he decided he wanted
to).  I think those dreams are telling me I'm HAPPY now!!

Jill

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