I had a dream and I did remember it and told my youngest two about it.
Usually, my daughter shares her detailed, weird dreams with me. Weird or perhaps to some scary?
I felt frustrated because my children didn't answer me and I kept repeating the same questions while running after them.
Later the youngest said What's wrong with you people and the detailed dreams?
Her friend shared her dream with her and told her my youngest was angry with her because of a bad note and chased her with a fork and knife through school.
Being a dream weaver isn't wrong, it can make our lives better and if you remember your dreams you have something to talk about, and share with your family and friends.
Do I feel better after I did? I know I still see those two huge rabbits (one I would like to buy), I can remember the price asked for it but couldn't find my money so fast. I still see what the landscape outside looked like and the small wall (left from a house or?) we walked over. The world changed, but I like the view, the new landscape, the hills and rocks.
The word 'dream weaver' should have become more famous because of the song 'God' by John Lennon (one of the former Beatles). I've never been a great Beatles fan or a John Lennon fan. I don't believe (or adore) what others adore, or go crazy about. I don't believe in God, the Beatles, not in doctors, mayors or science, coincidence or Bill Gates, the WEF and WHO. It's all not meant for me but if it helps you to build better dreams, to continue life hold on and cling to it as long as you can. If not... hold on to yourself since you are your only best friend. The one you are born with and the one you will die with.
John Lennon said: I'm not afraid to die I hope he wasn't at the moment he died and I hope you won't if it's your turn. Let me know what you think about this song.
"God is a concept by which we measure our pain"
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Prompt: dream weaver
