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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / July 2005I was dreaming...
I was young and slender, lounging against the rail of a motorboat. The sun was shining and there was a soft breeze blowing my long black hair. I was enjoying the sight of the dolphins cavorting in the gentle waves with the sea gulls swooping between sea and sky. I was at peace with the world. Then the boat rocked and the gulls were screaming and the sky turned dark. What was happening? Was a giant squid coming up from the depths, trying to climb into the boat? I could hear a low rumbling coming closer. Then I felt something brush my ear! A squid's tentacle? Terror swept through me. The fear kept me frozen, unable to turn around to see what was creeping up on me. Then it spoke directly into the echo chamber of my ear: "MEOW!!" With a flash the boat and the sea were gone and I was alone with the monster at my ear. But I was gasping as if I had drowned in the departed sea. I struggled up to the light and realized everytime I dreamed of water in its myriad forms that I needed to potty. And Sheba wanted to be fed. So I heaved my old, fat body with gray hair out of the dreamland setting and reluctantly prepared myself to enter reality. -- CATherine > I was young and slender, lounging against the rail of a motorboat. The > sun was shining and there was a soft breeze blowing my long black [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > the dreamland setting and reluctantly prepared myself to enter > reality. Hee! Very cute. >Hee! Very cute. Sigh. I love that cat; but why couldn't she let me be young and slender and peacefull a little longer. And she could have chosen a different way to wake me rather than shouting into my ear. -- CATherine > Sigh. I love that cat; but why couldn't she let me be young and > slender and peacefull a little longer. And she could have chosen a > different way to wake me rather than shouting into my ear. > > -- > CATherine Well, she could've woken you Nocturne style--by dropping the bedside lamp onto your head. --Fil >> Sigh. I love that cat; but why couldn't she let me be young and >> slender and peacefull a little longer. And she could have chosen a [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > >--Fil Now that is what i call a "Yes, Ma'am!" cat! -- CATherine > I was young and slender, lounging against the rail of a motorboat. The > sun was shining and there was a soft breeze blowing my long black [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > the dreamland setting and reluctantly prepared myself to enter > reality. ROFL! Sounds like some of the dreams I have! Persia taps me on the shoulder and purrs in my ear and issues a "meow" when it looks like I'll wake up and do her bidding. I love her, but dangit, 4:00AM?! And here I am awake at 2AM and she's comfortably esconsed on the bed snuggled up to my pillow... (sigh) I love Persia :) Jill >> I was young and slender, lounging against the rail of a motorboat. The >> sun was shining and there was a soft breeze blowing my long black [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] > >Jill I think selecting their own time to wake us up is just to show their power over us. But why do they have to interrupt a really good dream? -- CATherine >ROFL! Sounds like some of the dreams I have! Persia taps me on the >shoulder and purrs in my ear and issues a "meow" when it looks like I'll >wake up and do her bidding. I love her, but dangit, 4:00AM?! And here I am >awake at 2AM and she's comfortably esconsed on the bed snuggled up to my >pillow... (sigh) I love Persia :) Could be worse. I got waked up at 3am the other morning by my upstairs neighbors, fighting over what just happened (or didn't happen?) in bed. I know more about this woman's intimate life than I know about my best friend's. They were screaming at each other for a good hour at least. This is the same woman who woke me up at 6:30 some Sunday morning when she found out that her boyfriend was cheating on her. With a woman who had 2 kids. Like I said,I know a LOT about her intimate life. *sigh* If I had small children, I'd do some loud complaining. Their language was pretty raw, and I heard Every Word. Come to think of it, if it happens again, I just might complain. Enough's enough. *yawn* Jane - owned and operated by Princess Rita, Orca(t) and Spot > Could be worse. I got waked up at 3am the other morning by my upstairs > neighbors, fighting over what just happened (or didn't happen?) in [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Come to think of it, if it happens again, I just might complain. > Enough's enough. *yawn* You should complain. You have three innocent young cats living with you and they shouldn't be subjected to raw and suggestive language. Goodness, they could start cursing and spouting such filth on their own. Pam S. laughing and glad she no longer lives in apartments > I was young and slender, lounging against the rail of a motorboat. The > sun was shining and there was a soft breeze blowing my long black [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > -- > CATherine <G> I have lovely dreams. I once dreamt I was dancing with Patrick Swayze.<sigh> Alison >> I was young and slender, lounging against the rail of a motorboat. >The [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] >Swayze.<sigh> > Alison Hot Damn! Now that's a hot dream! I hope your furface didn't wake you out of it. ;-)) Funny, we just selected the video we want to watch this weekend: "Ghost" with Patrick Swayze and Whoopi. -- CATherine > > > <G> I have lovely dreams. I once dreamt I was dancing with Patrick > >Swayze.<sigh> > > Alison [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > -- > CATherine>..>> Fortunately, she didn't :) I love the film Ghost, it's sad and funny. I prefer it to Dirty Dancing The song Unchained Melody is so romantic too, I've forgotten who originally sang it, back in the 60's. Alison >>>> <G> I have lovely dreams. I once dreamt I was dancing with > Patrick [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > back in the 60's. > Alison The Righteous Brothers. Hear it here: http://www.ladyjayes.com/unchainedmelody.html Jill >> The song Unchained Melody is so romantic too, I've forgotten who >> originally sang it, >> back in the 60's. >The Righteous Brothers. Hear it here: > >http://www.ladyjayes.com/unchainedmelody.html Not, however, the original recording. I think there was a recording by a British artist that went to the top of the UK charts a few years earlier. And before that, there must have been a recording for the sound track of /Unchained/, the movie it was written for.  SignatureWayne M. >>> The song Unchained Melody is so romantic too, I've forgotten who >>> originally sang it, [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] >And before that, there must have been a recording for the sound >track of /Unchained/, the movie it was written for. The Guinness Book tells me that in 1955: It went to No 1 for Al Hibbler (US) and to No 1 for Jimmy Young, a UK DJ. A re-recording by Jimmy went to No 43 in 1964. Again in 1955, it went to No 10 for Les Baxter, and No 20 for Liberace. It's also been a hit for the Righteous Brothers, Leo Sayer, Robson and Jerome and Gareth Gates. SignatureCathi > The Guinness Book tells me that in 1955: > It went to No 1 for Al Hibbler (US) and to No 1 for Jimmy Young, a UK [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > It's also been a hit for the Righteous Brothers, Leo Sayer, Robson and > Jerome and Gareth Gates. AAMOI, I always liked the version by Marty Robbins, even though I think it was an LP track not a single and so wan't a hit. Purrs, Gordon & the TT(FF) > I was young and slender, lounging against the rail of a motorboat. The > sun was shining and there was a soft breeze blowing my long black [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > the dreamland setting and reluctantly prepared myself to enter > reality. > CATherine Wow, Catherine, you have interesting dreams. I never do, never that detailed anyway that I can remember. I usually just dream stupid stuff, like I'm back in high school and suddenly realize I forgot to wear my shoes to school or something. :-) Sherry Then it spoke directly into the echo chamber of my ear: "MEOW!!" With a flash the boat and the sea were gone and I was alone with the monster at my ear. But I was gasping as if I had drowned in the departed sea. I struggled up to the light and realized everytime I dreamed of water in its myriad forms that I needed to potty. And Sheba wanted to be fed. So I heaved my old, fat body with gray hair out of the dreamland setting and reluctantly prepared myself to enter reality. -- CATherine +====================================== LOL Sheba saved you ;o) Well sorta. Suz |
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