Such a bizarre dream I woke from. Without a moment's hesitation, I phoned my friend Laurie to describe the events while fresh in my memory to get her interpretation.
'Laurie, I dreamt I worked as a switchboard operator in a clothing store.'
'Switchboard? You mean one of those old-timey things with multiple lines like in old movies?'
'Something similar, I guess.'
'In your dream did you enjoy doing this?'
'Not at all. The stupid thing kept ringing and I couldn't escape it.'
'Well, darling, my first thought is you having to work for someone else is no dream. This is a nightmare best forgotten. Tell Cook you don't want her to make whatever you ate for dinner last night ever again.'
'That's all? No other insight you can offer?'
'Get out of bed. Get dressed and take your dogs for a walk around your estate. Appreciation for what you possess should set your mind straight again. Come to mine for luncheon when you're finished. I'll tell Marie make one of your favorites.'
'Fine, Thank you, Laurie. I'll see you later then.'
'The very idea of you with a job? And in a shop no less is too ridiculous. Push those thoughts right out of your mind.'
I woke from this dream, made coffee, and prepared to go to my job as a switchboard operator in a clothing store.
'Laurie, I dreamt I worked as a switchboard operator in a clothing store.'
'Switchboard? You mean one of those old-timey things with multiple lines like in old movies?'
'Something similar, I guess.'
'In your dream did you enjoy doing this?'
'Not at all. The stupid thing kept ringing and I couldn't escape it.'
'Well, darling, my first thought is you having to work for someone else is no dream. This is a nightmare best forgotten. Tell Cook you don't want her to make whatever you ate for dinner last night ever again.'
'That's all? No other insight you can offer?'
'Get out of bed. Get dressed and take your dogs for a walk around your estate. Appreciation for what you possess should set your mind straight again. Come to mine for luncheon when you're finished. I'll tell Marie make one of your favorites.'
'Fine, Thank you, Laurie. I'll see you later then.'
'The very idea of you with a job? And in a shop no less is too ridiculous. Push those thoughts right out of your mind.'
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