According to ancient dream oracles, threatening a girl or boy in a dream is. In a woman’s dream, the girl can represent a sister or a daughter, but can also represent aspects of the dreamer portrayed by the girl. You can actually walk to that Island when the tide is out, it's a really amazing place. In a man’s dream, it can refer to feelings about a daughter, or emotions and sexual feelings towards the opposite sex in general. In this photo taken on the shore of Edinburgh you can see Cramond Island in the distance. Great fun weaving in and out of the people, children and dogs hehehehe. Well, on the way home I was thinking about that, and I suddenly realised that the index finger on my left hand is the one I use to move down a gear on my bike- sooooooo MAYBE the dream was using the self inflicted loss of my index finger to tell me to stop cycling so fast and to slow down a bit, else I might land myself a cropper?ĭepends which way the wind blows, or whether or not I am going uphill or downhill I suppose.Īnyway I took this photo today down by the shore, it's really great for cycling, nice flat surface you can really bomb it if the wind is behind you as well. So am I being safe, is there a chance I might make one fatal mistake one time and land myself a cropper? Curling his fingers around the ladderback. I think I am a pretty safe cyclist, but it might not look like that to other people in cars and on the street. dream woman, then they'd damn well consummated the marriage. without a helmet on.īut I AM a good cyclist and I've got 360 degrees owl vision i my mind, second guessing what every car and pedestrian is going to do, ready to slam the rubber to the rim averting any possible disaster. what a sunset! I went a burl through Edinburgh first of all because I had to, giving it the old street hawk being a fly and that, weaving in and out of the traffic. Went out for a spin on my bike today, cracking day. Hey you know what! I think I know what the dream meansĪs it so transpires I might not be a homosexual after all :ack2:
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