mamakaykay
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Thanks for all the replies! I am just now getting back to the forums...busy with 5 kids and work! But I am loving the feedback. I tried to do a meditation one night and ended up falling asleep, lol but I will try again as soon as I can.
To "date" the dream a little...I compare the clothes I was wearing to the clothes the girls wore in "Grease", skirts that flared a little, I had the high swinging ponytail. I looked up some car pics and I found this pic: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/562175965969608902/
https://images.search.yahoo.com/yhs...12053e6294b6205fcce5192b9c4b.jpg&action=click
This is a Mercury from the early 50's and the closes to what I could recognize in the dream. I looked at some later 50's and early 60's cars and they didn't "match", they were too "thinned out" if that makes sense, lol. The cars in the dream were the "rounder" bigger looking cars.
The guys in the dream were wearing jeans and basic shirts, again reminded me of the guys from Grease (one of my favorite movies, lol).
Another thing I remembered after the dream was something mostly from my childhood. When I was a kid, people asked me ALL the time if I was from the South (I was born and raised in Seattle, Wa, no where near the south!). Everyone told me I had a Southern accent but I had never noticed it. I once had a teacher flat out accuse me of LYING because I told her I was definately NOT from the South, lol. She kept saying she loved my "Southern accent" and I kept telling her I didn't have one. Then I started asking my friends if they thought I had one too and they all said yes, lol. They thought it was my natural accent so never thought to ask me about it, like they figured I knew I had an accent! Another time as a teen someone asked me if I was from Georgia. Now I can pretty much "keep it in" but once in a while when I am feeling lazy it comes out and I will say things like "I reckon" which makes everyone laugh because I sound "country". I notice it more when I am reading a book to the kids or my class at the daycare I work at. I almost always use a Southern accent when I am "talking" for someone in the story. If I'm not using a Southern accent I use a British one and I don't know where the heck that comes from or why it's so natural to me, lol. Anyway, I just remembered that a few days ago and thought it might tie into the past life because if I had a PL in the American South I probably had a Southern accent! My parents aren't from the south so there really is no where I could have gotten this accent!
To "date" the dream a little...I compare the clothes I was wearing to the clothes the girls wore in "Grease", skirts that flared a little, I had the high swinging ponytail. I looked up some car pics and I found this pic: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/562175965969608902/
https://images.search.yahoo.com/yhs...12053e6294b6205fcce5192b9c4b.jpg&action=click
This is a Mercury from the early 50's and the closes to what I could recognize in the dream. I looked at some later 50's and early 60's cars and they didn't "match", they were too "thinned out" if that makes sense, lol. The cars in the dream were the "rounder" bigger looking cars.
The guys in the dream were wearing jeans and basic shirts, again reminded me of the guys from Grease (one of my favorite movies, lol).
Another thing I remembered after the dream was something mostly from my childhood. When I was a kid, people asked me ALL the time if I was from the South (I was born and raised in Seattle, Wa, no where near the south!). Everyone told me I had a Southern accent but I had never noticed it. I once had a teacher flat out accuse me of LYING because I told her I was definately NOT from the South, lol. She kept saying she loved my "Southern accent" and I kept telling her I didn't have one. Then I started asking my friends if they thought I had one too and they all said yes, lol. They thought it was my natural accent so never thought to ask me about it, like they figured I knew I had an accent! Another time as a teen someone asked me if I was from Georgia. Now I can pretty much "keep it in" but once in a while when I am feeling lazy it comes out and I will say things like "I reckon" which makes everyone laugh because I sound "country". I notice it more when I am reading a book to the kids or my class at the daycare I work at. I almost always use a Southern accent when I am "talking" for someone in the story. If I'm not using a Southern accent I use a British one and I don't know where the heck that comes from or why it's so natural to me, lol. Anyway, I just remembered that a few days ago and thought it might tie into the past life because if I had a PL in the American South I probably had a Southern accent! My parents aren't from the south so there really is no where I could have gotten this accent!
