So, Willie Mays dropped in last night.

[trof]

It was either Mays or Jackie Robinson, I could never figure out which.
Funny thing was, he wasn't black.
But his wife and daughter were.
When they first arrived, they were talking to each other is some foreign language that I couldn't recognize.
As soon as they realized we were speaking English, they switched to that.


They brought a pair of Irish Wolfhounds with them and a lion.
They were going to tie them outside but I told them we liked dogs, lions too, I guess, so bring them in. The were great dogs and the lion was very friendly, too.

Willie (or Jackie) talked on a cellphone most of the time he was here, but the ladies were nice.

I wonder if it was the corned beef and cabbage we had last night...?
:shrug:

[Haole Girl]

1. That's a pretty weird dream

I think I'd stay away from the corned beef and cabbage for awhile! :hi:

[trof]

2. Isn't it?

I usually don't remember dreams, but this one stayed with me with such clarity.
Now if I could just get an interpretation.
;-)

[Haole Girl]

3. Here is one interpretation:

Dream Lions

Lions in dreams follow pretty much the same pattern they follow throughout mythology. In dreams they may symbolize power, courage, royalty, might, or boldness. Dream lions may therefore indicate that one is feeling courageous or feeling an elevation of some sort in one's waking life. Alternatively, they could be compensatory symbols meaning that one is in need of more courage or more power in one's life. The dream lion may indicate that this power and courage is on its way. Another association with lions is pride, they travel in prides and their regal nature leads to pride in appearance and in nature. Again, this may indicate that one is taking more pride in one's waking life or in need of taking more pride in one's self.

Another consideration one might make involving lions is the lion's roar. A lion in a dream might indicate that one is regaining one's voice, that one has something not only to say, but something important, something that needs to be heard by others. Or, the lion in the dream may be delivering a message to you, the dreamer, that you should not ignore.

http://www.bellaonline.com/articles/art10581.asp

[trof]

4. My lion was just a big kitty.

He curled up in a corner and went to sleep.