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Dream Date: 6/20/10
My dream starts out that I have decorated my bathroom for Halloween. I had four decorations. One was a life-size statue made of wire or metal. It looked like a scary man. Another was a wind-up figure that played scary music, and a bat, and something else I can’t remember.
I left and went to my daughter’s school to eat breakfast with her. I got my tray and dropped it and picked it up, then dropped the second one. My daughter went and got a broom to clean what I didn’t get completely and wasn't real happy about it.
I came home and went into the bathroom, and the statue was holding the wind-up figure and spinning around and around, trying to turn it on. I took it out of his hands and put it back on by the sink. I then cut some of his fingers off on his left hand so he could not pick it back up and turn it on.
I went downstairs for awhile and came back to the bathroom, and the wire man was gone. I looked in the bathroom closet which went way back into a narrow hallway that dead-ended at a corner, and I believed he was hiding in there and was an actual, real person.
I went back downtstairs and my fiance and his son were down there. I told my finance the story and he said, “Is my son scared too? Well go find him.” Then I woke up.
female/MO, United States Age: 40
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