Exceptional They can be much scarier than reality! A Fly on the Wall : On Decoding Dreams by Rachelle Allen

June 9, 2015 Supposedly, there's all kinds of symbols and deep-rooted meanings behind our dreams. Today that thought walks the fine line for me between being "rather disturbing" and "just plain hilarious." Here's the dream: I was carrying my pet fish --a huge, silvery, bug-eyed, big-lipped creature (and p.s. I have no pet fish. My pet cat, Flurry Allen, would disapprove of any such commodity), holding it like a baby, face-to-face, my arms wrapped around it. It began to give off a fish odor, which, in wakefulness, I realize, is not so unusual, since it is, after all, a fish. But in my dream, it was cause for alarm. My Little Voice was telling me something was not right with my fish-baby. So I fed it a big mouthful of my tuna fish sandwich, and then it went all limp and pale and died. I put it down on a metal table and walked away. According to Lauri, an online "dream analyzer,": Baby = a real-life responsibility. Are you handling something for someone else? Are the people around you childish? Do you need to pay attention to your inner child? Feeding = this is about your ability to nurture a particular project, idea, or relationship. Bite, biting = Has someone around you said something hurtful or critical that wounded your feelings? Are you the one saying hurtful things? Biting also suggests that something that is a bad situation. Gigantic/large = something blown out of proportion. Overwhelming. Table = hunger for emotional nourishment. Fellowship, family time. Honesty, as in "laying your cards on the table." Dying fish = something in your life you're struggling to keep alive. Can also symbolize a responsibility you have. I think it means I'm glad yesterday was the Recital, and I'm finally on vacation. It's right. Recognized

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