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Dreamed two dream pieces last night--One that involved a camping trip. There were four of us (from the men's team) and we had decided to camp just off the road a little way into the woods. We were on bicycles that were loaded with our gear. At one spot on the ride to the camping area, one of us dropped his wallet. By the time we got stopped and turned around, a car came along and hit the wallet sending money, credit cards and other items scattering along the road. We stopped and picked up everything. Nothing was lost; it was just an inconvenience. There were other aspects of this dream that took place when we actually camped, but I don't recall the details.
A second dream took place on an airplane. It was a "games plane" in that everyone on board was playing some kind of game--board games, electronic games, card games, puzzles, crosswords, and more. The dream was very lively and festive. People were having a lot of fun and everyone was in a great mood.
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Had dinner with my daughter tonight. She's all tanned from her lifeguard/swim coach activities. She's getting ready to head back to college full time. I'm glad she's heading in that direction.
She had a good time in Las Vegas and New York. She had some amusing things to say about "being a nice person" and being in the realities of the Big Apple. She said that her current boss said that she could come back to work anytime--the door was open. That's great feedback for the work she's done there.
She may have to move soon--the lady she shares a place with may be leaving. We talked about possibly renting a place together. We're looking into that possibility.
I was somewhat catatonic today. Managed to get up and do a round of Qigong, pay some bills and read a bit, but ended up listening to a lot of the coverage regarding New Orleans. The scope of the disaster is difficult to comprehend remotely. I can't help but think of the thousands of people who are being dislocated and how they are to survive. The fact that many of them are being hauled into other states seems incredible.
Guess we here on the West coast will get to experience something comparable one day--when the big one hits. No safe havens--living with Mother Nature everywhere.