My Aunty got off the boat and hugged me. She said, she was to give me money for staying at my place. I said that I did not want any money. But she insisted that I had to take the money. To me this was very embarrassing.
And then I stood in the Mall and watched as dozens of shoppers came out of the Two-Dollar-Shop with packets of rubber bands in their hands. I thought to myself, if this goes on, the sale of rubber bands was about to quadruple in Dapto.
When Hubby came towards me, he gave me a great big chocolate Easter Bunny as a gift. It was not, what I had expected, thinking that it was Valentine’s Day today. Holding the Easter Bunny I opened the door and stepped back. There she was again, my Aunty who had just got off the boat. Waving a bunch of banknotes in her hand, she said: “Here take it! Take it! They’re for you!”
I couldn’t believe it that she still wanted to give me money. I thought to myself, may the Lord have mercy on me, but I cannot take this money. It’s not the money, it’s the principle of the thing. Why doesn’t Aunty understand this?
In desperation I woke up and remembered that Aunty had died ages ago. She never did come on that boat to visit me. It was just a dream.
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A dream and a gift of abundance… accept the blessing! 😉
Thanks for your comment, Eliz. Your interpretation is interesting. You may be right here that it’s a matter of accepting blessings.
That is the sense I got… that she is blessing you from the other side. 🙂
This may be so. She was the younger sister of my father and very close to him. I always felt very close to her too.
Funny dream, huh?
Yea, it’s funny, I can’t really write about dreams very well because I usually forget my dreams straightaway when I wake up.