I don’t know what it was, but last night I had a series of downright scary dreams. Perhaps it was cheese (but I didn’t have any!) or alcohol (but I didn’t have any!) or a lack of something…
First dream I was standing on the shore. I saw MIML™ in a white perspex box floating out to sea. I was yelling and screaming at him to come back, but he looked all calm in this box- a sealed prism made of plastic. Then someone came up and said he wasn’t coming back as he was going to see his girlfriend. Then I started trying to tell this person that I was his girlfriend and they were arguing with me and next thing I know it is 3.17am and I am sitting up in bed in a sweat.
After drifting back to sleep I then dreamt that I was pregnant. But I didn’t know I was pregnant until I went to the doctor and they told me I was pregnant, but the baby had died. And I was relieved and saying how great that they baby had died. Then the nurse told me that I would have to deliver the baby, even though it had died. And I was all ’sweet’ and ‘awesome’ because I remember enjoyin giving birth. And I was telling the nurse how relieved I was that the baby had died because I didn’t want a baby.
So I am in labour and out pops the baby, except it wasn’t a baby, it was a plastic doll. And then I seemed to lose it and kept saying that I had to feed the doll and that would make everything right, except my boobs kept squiring out cottage cheese, not milk and I was trying to argue that it was colostrum and in this dream I had MIML™ on the phone telling him all about it trying to feed this doll cottage cheese from my breasts. Then I woke up!
So please indulge me and analyse this! Coz I’ll be blowd if I understand what either dream means!

February 16th, 2009 at 10:04 pm
Ok this is my impressions not those of a dream guide. I am thinking it is all linked to the new job. MIL floating away is a sign of insecurity… maybe you don’t have enough faith in your abilities… your subconscious is saying you can stand up. As for giving birth to a plastic doll it is too linked to your new job and the fact that new life (symbolised by baby) ahead seems fake or surreal.
Well they are my gut feelings
February 17th, 2009 at 8:14 pm
I just would have said you’re weird but then I’m sure people who read your blog would then think I was the worst ever friend LOL
hugs
Suzie
February 17th, 2009 at 10:36 pm
Shelley- that is very insightful! Hadn’t thought of it like that!
Suzie- I would correct them and say that you are an awesome friend to be reminding me how weird I am! Still chuckling over lactating cottage cheese!