My funny dream

@Fleura (29266)
United Kingdom
April 3, 2024 7:18am CST
This week the girls are both away, which is a novel experience! It also means I don’t absolutely have to get up at 7 am which is the normal routine on a school day. So yesterday I actually dozed off again for a few minutes and in that time I dreamt that I was in the bath, except that the bath seemed to be in my childhood bedroom at my parents’ house. I stood up in the bath and looked out of the window where I can see the neighbour’s back garden (let’s call him Nigel). And the garden was full of people, many of whom were people I know from my old dive club, and they were all busy carrying out some sort of garden makeover. I got out of the bath and went outside to see what was going on, and how come everyone seemed to be involved except me, and some of my diving friends explained ‘Well, after Nigel had that bad infestation, his house was chloroformed, and then we thought he deserved something nice.’ At that point I thought perhaps I had better get dressed, so I started going back inside but I had to go up a couple of zig-zag flights of stairs, and as I was on the way, a couple of classes from the local (to where we live now, that my girls went to) primary school arrived and I was having to squeeze past all these seven and eight-year-olds in their school uniforms and I was a bit concerned that it wasn’t really appropriate to be naked (up to that point I hadn’t been bothered about it and no-one else seemed to have paid any attention either). That was when I woke up. I know dreams about being naked in public are quite common but I never really dream about that and if I do it doesn’t bother me so I don’t think this can be interpreted in the usual way! All rights reserved. © Text and image copyright Fleur 2024.
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@LadyDuck (461940)
• Switzerland
3 Apr
Weird dream and very strange that only after you noticed the young children in their uniform you realized that "may be" it was more appropriate to get dressed.
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@Fleura (29266)
• United Kingdom
3 Apr
I know! No-one else seemed to notice : )
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• United Kingdom
4 Apr
@LadyDuck Not even in the bedroom when you put on that come hither look?
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@JudyEv (328121)
• Rockingham, Australia
3 Apr
Please tell me that garden isn't yours. I would be SO, SO jealous if it were.
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@Fleura (29266)
• United Kingdom
3 Apr
No it isn't ours, it was created by our next-door-but-one neighbour in our last house. He even built the 'folly' and it was really convincing, you could easily believe it was the remains of an old convent or something except that we know that there was nothing but grass and a patch of runner beans there when he inherited the house from his 99-year-old father!
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@Fleura (29266)
• United Kingdom
4 Apr
@JudyEv I'm wondering whether I can create something similar in my place in Wales. One thing I'm certainly not short of is stone!
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@JudyEv (328121)
• Rockingham, Australia
4 Apr
@Fleura That looks like it was a real labour of love. Our son was a bit fascinated by follies when he first went to Ireland and I bought him a book about them. He took us to see several.
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@snowy22315 (172022)
• United States
3 Apr
I think Freud would have a field day with that one...
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@Fleura (29266)
• United Kingdom
4 Apr
He was just a perv.
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@snowy22315 (172022)
• United States
4 Apr
@Fleura I think he was a product of the repressed society he lived in
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@besweet (9859)
• Ireland
5 Apr
It's a dream and you can do whatever you want right? The garden is wonderful.
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@wolfgirl569 (97331)
• Marion, Ohio
3 Apr
That was strange.
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@apsmine9 (314)
15 Apr
Hahaha....indeed, it tickles my funny bones.
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@just4him (310128)
• Green Bay, Wisconsin
3 Apr
That was a strange dream.
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