Okay vesta dear, give your best shot at analyzing a dream I had last night.
By the way, it needs mentioned that besides dreaming
sans sound, franksolich dreams in black-and-white, never color. But it’s a good quality black-and-white, nice and sharp.
I dreamed it was the spring of 1937, and I was dining at a roadside inn near Cetatea Alba, in Romania. I was trying to explain to the
garcon how a hamburger well-done, pressed down hard on the grill so as to squeeze out every drop of grease, is made, and he was trying to explain to me that it couldn’t be done.
Then this woman came and sat down beside me; I immediately recognized her as Magda Lupescu, and was a little nervous about her, given her connections with certain, uh, high-ranking Romanians.
“I love your accent, darling,†she said; “Johannesburg?â€
Actually, the Sandhills of Nebraska, I told her.
She gazed at me. “Ah, a cowboy; a real cowboy.
“I’ve always wanted to meet a real cowboy; they’re so rugged, so handsome, so manly, so good-smelling, so virile, and so good in be--er, to their women.†Then she started rubbing my chest.
I pulled back and suggested we order.
She wanted
pană de somn rasol but I suggested
tocăniţă vânătorească might suit her better.
“Oh my yes,†she agreed; “and then after, we go to your room?â€
Uh no, I said; after, we’d order dessert.
I was pretty nervous, because there were a whole lot of grimacing, scowling
gendarmes at the tables surrounding us, and remember, she was connected.
She had this habit of sitting real close to me, really close. Like we were glued together. She put her hand on the inside of my right thigh, caressing it.
I protested it wouldn’t work; her jugs were as if water balloons, not firm and solid the way they should be.
And besides, her lips were wet.
And then suddenly a Duesenberg with black-tinted windows pulled up….
…..at the same time a clap of lightning jerked me awake (yes, we had some big storms last night).
Now vesta, dear, what do you make of this?