some people record their dreams in a dream journal or in this case a recipe book ... some are content with enjoying the dream meal and are fulfilled with feasting on its spices ... eith way, dreams always leave an emotional aftermath of perspective ...
Reviewed by Jacqueline Marshall (Reader)
Reviewed on September 24, 2006
You're good at using rhyme without it sounding contrived or trite. Enjoyed this. JM
Upon dreaming and the vast iota of a mili-second when we recall the dream...we start fading from it. I'd swear we live along side of another place where we visit. I've been traveling in my dreans of late. I've met the Brits and then others in South America where I fell in love. I'm always attemping to relive those but only faintly. I always read everything I can about dreams so thank you for giving me a part of this dream through your pen.
Susan
Sysan.
The other morning I awoke finishing a sentence in some language I do not know. All I recalled was that I was talking with a woman, I don't recall who she was, and needing to finish what I was telling her because it was very important and my waking came at a most inopportune time. Caught in the space betwen dreaming and awake, I was startled by the words coming from my lips. This is fantastic and your images are delicious, Anita.
Take care,
Sherry
Where dreamers may feast on what? If only we had control of the menu when we sleep. And wouldnt it be nice that if someone we knew who was in the dream, could tell us how it ended, because we awoke before we saw that end?
Oooooooooo yes!! Can soooo relate... if only we could dream to order... now THAT would be sumthin... Trouble is, I am someone who always forgets what it is I've ordered anyway, and usually end up with someone else's choice... Piquant and appetising verses here... thinks I had best leave off the cheese! A beautiful Anita motif and concept, uniquely served as per u. Bless you. TY K xx
This is the long-awaited 4th book of The Chronicles of Henry Roach-Dairier, a future world without people. Think Planet of the Ants, not Planet of the Apes, for young adults and adults.
BOOK I of THE JADE OWL LEGACY SERIES: An out of work Chinese History Professor crosses paths with a young scamp in San Francisco and becomes part of a quest for a lost and dangerous Chinese relic.
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CJ
Chrissy
God Bless,
Lew
But where are the cookies on that table?!
Sometimes they seem to clarify something that has already happened to prepare me for the consequences of bad choices.
Irrespective, you address one of life's great mysteries here with a splash of panache.
Beautifully penned ...
Richard Lloyd Cederberg
Is Malcolm confused about your name?
Love Tinka
Love,
Eileen
Susan
Sysan.
Take care,
Sherry
Wonderful write!
Sandie May Angel a.k.a. Sandie Angel :o)
Fee
Love,
Dove
It's making sense of them that is the hard part...lol
This is Primetime Dreamtime Anita !
Cool graphic..
Peter