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Date published: January 16, 2003
My dream starts with my family (two girls, one son, and my x-husband) huddled next to an amusement park ride trying to figure out which ride to go on. My son wanted to ride the one we were standing near and got in the front row of the roller coaster. The attendant gave us free ride tickets and I told my x to grab more. My son decided not to ride the ride and got off. We then moved to a mall area and were going to drive to the next set of rides but I was left behind to do something while the x and children went to get the car. By the time I got to the exit the car should have been out front waiting but it wasn't so I looked around at the clothing. I saw nothing but dark red coats. They were made of a rough blackish red fur with roses along the collar. I decided to go outside and find the car but I couldn't remember where we parked. I walked around the whole mall and found the car parked in the far corner of the parking lot. The children and my x were throwing acorns across the street. I became very angry and told them that we didn't have time to go to the amusement park now and needed to drive home. I wouldn't allow the x back into the car and he started to walk off to a phone booth to call a taxi. I didn't really want him to go but I figured he could stay at one of his girlfriends' places. When I drove around the x had changed to a cattle dog with a baseball cap on and was trying to round up a loose goat. The goat belonged to a woman in a Cadillac who was blocking the goat with her car and trying her best to catch the goat. The goat saw the dog and started humping the dog. I know the goat made contact because the dog said "Ow". The woman was trying desperatedly to remove the goat but he was too strong. While watching this I felt mixed feelings like that was great he helped the lady catch the goat and that it had to be painful. I woke up after that.
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