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Tuesday, July 06, 2004

Mom

I dreamt about Mom last night...

Guess you should know that she passed away in Dec 03. In the dream, I was staying somewhere and they had a huge collection of milk glass. Mom loved milk glass, and had a decent collection of it once upon a time. But when they moved in 96 a lot of stuff got lost or sold, and the milk glass collection was part of it.

Anyway, I was with a friend (in my dream), looking at this other person's collection of milk glass, and all I could think was "Mom used to collect this stuff," and then I was crying on my friend's shoulder.

I hate it when I cry in my dreams.

Tuesday, July 06, 2004 in Family Musings |

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