call your father.
Mar. 10th, 2004 01:48 pmOh yeah, I had all sorts of dreams last night.
In one, I was at my Dad's old karate school, and the women's changeroom had been wrecked - it was trashed, and the walls to the outside were gone, so women who changed had to do so with the possibility of people looking. I saw an old friend, and we talked a bit, but didn't really get on.
In another, I was still in the dojo, and upstairs. We were getting married, but the dress didn't fit, and didn't look good. I was wearing a horrible plaid shirt on top. I worked at it and got it looking better, well, some better.
And then the room was full of people. Couples, non-couples. Famous people, too (like Brad Pitt, heh). And as I walked around the room, men and women asked me to marry them. I said yes to several - it was a ceremony, a traditional creation of a village, and there were all these men that I loved, who were showing their love for me. It became my turn to ask people, and we were collecting ourselves in the room to show our cohesiveness, when a man appeared. An older man, dapper, in a 1940s type suit, he had gray hair and a square face. He looked and acted nothing like my father, (and I'm still not sure he was my father, in the dream) but I called him Papa, and I cried, and I asked him if he would marry me.
I woke up crying.
I have no idea (other than the obvious ceremony type jitters in the ill fitting ugly dress) what it means, but I AM going to call my dad tonight.
In one, I was at my Dad's old karate school, and the women's changeroom had been wrecked - it was trashed, and the walls to the outside were gone, so women who changed had to do so with the possibility of people looking. I saw an old friend, and we talked a bit, but didn't really get on.
In another, I was still in the dojo, and upstairs. We were getting married, but the dress didn't fit, and didn't look good. I was wearing a horrible plaid shirt on top. I worked at it and got it looking better, well, some better.
And then the room was full of people. Couples, non-couples. Famous people, too (like Brad Pitt, heh). And as I walked around the room, men and women asked me to marry them. I said yes to several - it was a ceremony, a traditional creation of a village, and there were all these men that I loved, who were showing their love for me. It became my turn to ask people, and we were collecting ourselves in the room to show our cohesiveness, when a man appeared. An older man, dapper, in a 1940s type suit, he had gray hair and a square face. He looked and acted nothing like my father, (and I'm still not sure he was my father, in the dream) but I called him Papa, and I cried, and I asked him if he would marry me.
I woke up crying.
I have no idea (other than the obvious ceremony type jitters in the ill fitting ugly dress) what it means, but I AM going to call my dad tonight.
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Date: 2004-03-11 05:56 am (UTC)