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Repeat dreams (different but same subject) of an ex friend who I fell out with and of whom I am not keen on ( due to him having a toxic effect on my life). The Basis of the dream is that we are both with mutual friends and we half heartily make up being conservatively social to one another. This dream in it self is nothing note worthy, however seems meaningful. Before I had no intention of reuniting with this ex-frenemy ( An enemy disguised as a friend); however, since these repeated dreams I have been left a tad confused.

I dream that we were getting ready for a special event. I don't remember if it was Christmas or a weeding or a birthday. I was giving a shower to; two kids a boy & a girl, and another teen girl. My husband had gone to cut his hair & buy his cloth. Then as i went to go get the cloth i pass throu a patio corridor there was a tree of plums, i wanted to eat one and i realize it was rotten. I checked in the tree and saw what looked like a pumpkin pie or an apple pie, they both were rotten as well no animals. When i went back to the kids, their was water all over the floor it was clear. they had turn on the shower, and couldn't fix it so it went all over the place. they all were wet. I was exited, but worried about the rotten fruit, and about being ready on time.

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