(Sunday, December 28, 2025)
There is a medium-size room in this dream that used to be my workspace, but has transitioned to someone else. Kitty-corner, there is another room that is now mine. I move back-and-forth to a closet in my former space that is full of work-related equipment. I find bits-and-pieces that are part of my old computer desk. I am able to reconstruct it in the new workroom. A little complicated, yet I manage. Cullan seems to be in the dream, wandering about. The environment is not modern: it is a few decades old, although it does not feel like an office. It is a home with dark wood floors and furniture. There are rooms ahead of my workspace that are not yet visible to me. I sense people, including children, “in the future.”
Day notes:
Cullan now lives in my old workspace upstairs. He uses part of it for his computer workspace. The grandkids have an art desk upstairs that they use for painting and drawing. We all went to the Mia a few days ago and visited a professional photographer friend of Cullan’s who had an exhibit near the Mia. Cullan has been talking about spiffing up the downstairs studio for me so it is more inspiring. Dreary right now, kind of like the environment in the dream.
Cullan and I visited my parents on Friday. We had sad conversations about my youngest sister and my brother. My brother owes over $200,000 for his cancer surgery and my sister will lose her house if she does not get a job very soon. Cullan has a few upcoming job interviews and I hope they go well.
The dream does remind me of my forced retirement. Someone is probably using my old office space and desk.
If this were my dream, it has to do with my brain. the old work space is how my brain functioned before. The new work space is where I am at now. To me it is a positive dream because I keep bringing pieces from the closet of my old computer desk (computer is a good symbol for cognition) into my new workspace and reconstruct it. At the end of the dream, I am aware of other rooms. (developing other parts of my brain). Sensing people and children in the future also sounds promising.