We're out of town for a meeting. Maybe in Grand Rapids. We're with Jim & Margo and Bill & Sue. We went out to a fancy dinner the night before and the company paid for it. The next day Jim makes it clear that the company isn't going to pay for lunch. So we're wandering around looking at a bunch restaurants and bakeries. I was going to load up on sweets at the bakery. Sue shows ey a big loaf of bread she bought. In the side of the loaf letters are scratched into it. She asks me what they spell (it's in Cyrillic) and I tell her it's the word Kaimaki, which is Ukrainian for bread. It's actually a Turkish or Greek word for the foam on top of Turkish coffee.
A blog to share my dreams. No, not my aspirations, but my actual dreams. I find our subconscious world absolutely fascinating--maybe someone can give me a bit of insight into just what these crazy dreams mean. Have at it world!
Wednesday, October 7, 2020
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