I'm happy to have found the "teh crack" series of posts.
Warning: I'm drunk, thereby making this a dunks response.
Did you figure out the meaning of your dream? Though I don't know what your dream means, here are some clues:
The dinner party is being given by your mother and father. A dinner party is a sort of formal event, which suggests social protocol. This is therefore probably a dream about how people are supposed to relate. Since it's your parents, it might be about how two people in a marriage/romantic relationship/whatever are supposed to relate.
My intuition tells me to link this up with silence, because of the sealing of the mouth. So I would say that, perhaps, not speaking is part of your protocol, but it's painful at first. But now maybe you've made a habit of it. No one notices, though, certainly not your parents, who are in the other room.
Does this make any sense? I feel like Dion Warwick here.
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Date: 2006-08-20 05:18 am (UTC)Warning: I'm drunk, thereby making this a dunks response.
Did you figure out the meaning of your dream? Though I don't know what your dream means, here are some clues:
The dinner party is being given by your mother and father. A dinner party is a sort of formal event, which suggests social protocol. This is therefore probably a dream about how people are supposed to relate. Since it's your parents, it might be about how two people in a marriage/romantic relationship/whatever are supposed to relate.
My intuition tells me to link this up with silence, because of the sealing of the mouth. So I would say that, perhaps, not speaking is part of your protocol, but it's painful at first. But now maybe you've made a habit of it. No one notices, though, certainly not your parents, who are in the other room.
Does this make any sense? I feel like Dion Warwick here.