Monday nights are the best night because one of my *favorite* shows is on--Antiques Roadshow!! Love it. (I secretly want to go on that show!) The last item that was appraised before I fell asleep was this Confederate Belt Buckle. Tuesday morning I woke up laughing! In my dream, I was the person with the belt buckle having it appraised and I ended up arguing with Rafael (the appraiser and yes, I know his name...moving along...) telling him that he didn't know what he was talking about, and that my belt buckle was worth a whole lot more than $10,000! I'm not sure what all these weird dreams mean...if anything at all!
Oh...and I could use a little extra luck sent my way tomorrow and Friday. A local radio station is giving away tickets to the Michael Buble concert in March and I just think that I should win the tickets, don't you agree? Wish me luck!
7 comments:
You are definitely your father's daughter...he's had some real winner dreams lately!
I know someone who could interpret those dreams...:-)...and Michael Buble! What radio station!?
Did you hear that Adam Lambert is one of Barbara Walters' ten most fascinating people for the year 2009?
should you win the tickets.... remember my birthday is in march! wink wink!
i just remembered my dream from last night.... i lost my two front teeth. and they weren't gonna grow back. and before that happened we went to a thrift store.
I laughed out loud. very funny dreams. you would dream about a private adam lambert concert. :)
So you already know I am world-renowned for dream interpretation. Since you are my daughter I will give you a freebie.
Part of the dream about Adam Lambert is of course obvious to us all. You obsess over his hair and nails and want to look just like him. The 'private' part of the concert relates to your subconscious longing to be secretly married to a rock star while carrying on a parallel public role as the host of a KBYU children's show that features rescued stuffed animals from abusive situations. That one was easy.
As for the AR episode, (and I had to dig deep for this one), your fascination with old things drove the argument with Rafael. You value 'old' over relationships and are willing to sacrifice everything in an attempt to own memorabilia that would give you status among historians. My professional advice is to change professions and work in a museum, it will reduce your internal conflicts and improve your skin tone.
I'm just exhausted.
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