Dreaming in a minor key

I certainly had a couple of weird dreams last night. The more ego-gratifying of the two took place on what looked like a giant dinner barge of some sort, with a grand promenade deck. It had multiple levels with three or four steps between them, and an admissions desk of some sort at the front. It was some sort of a testimonial dinner, and I was the guest of honor. There were people attending whose names and faces I haven’t thought of since about 1968, and there was much glad-handing and rejoicing. Go figure. Of course, maybe it was a premonition of death, and that was the reception to be expected at the gates of heaven (or hell, given what I recall of some of those people in attendance). Since I’m not fully recovered from the crawling crud, I suppose that argument has some merit.
The second dream was much shorter and weirder. I was standing next to the sliding glass door between the outdoors and the playroom, and looking back towards the middle of the house I saw the 40-pound Tigger-beast enter the interior wall and emerge outdoors on the other side. Immediately subsequent to this, a cat which looked exactly the same as one we’d given away in 1968 did the same thing. Anybody know a dream analyst?
Oh, and remember when I transcribed all the artist/title info on those vinyl albums into a spreadsheet? The result can be found here. Hold the laughter; look upon this list as an archaeologist would. “Ah,” the archaeologist says, “we’ve gotten down to the late 1960s-early 1970s era now. Hmm. From the quantity, I deduce that this was a profligate society, of less than fully discriminating taste.” “Save the editorializing for the scientific journals,” says the second archaeologist. “What I find interesting is the quantity of petrochemicals used in producing this material.” And so on…fill in the remainder of the conversation yourself.

4 Comments

  1. Thanks, kd. It was compiled over about 10 years while living overseas at inexpensive prices. But the quantity causes me to want to avoid throwing it out if possible.

  2. I cannot believe the albums that we have in common. Diamonds and Rust by Joan-gotta be one of the best songs: “well if you’re asking for diamonds and rust–I already paid” powerful stuff..
    I love the first(?) BS&T’s album with Al Cooper. “Sometimes in Winter” makes me cry….

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