Morning of July 17, 1977. Sunday. Disney’s cartoon ducks Huey, Dewey, and Louie are all on one unicycle. Each one is on the shoulders of the previous. The duck sitting on the actual unicycle and steering it ends up going off the road after going over a bridge, and landing in the river. The other two blame him. “This is not my fault,” he says. “It’s a frame-up!” “What’s a frame?” asks another. “It’s something that holds a picture.” “What’s a pitcher?” “Something that holds wateh (water)!” “What’s Wateh?” “Something we’re up to our necks to in!” Although this short “adventure” was not much for precognition, it does remind me of a story I heard from someone else later in real life whom had recently also came to Australia. He said he had gone into a restaurant and said “water”. The person behind the counter acted as if they did not understand even when he repeated it. Finally, he said, he slapped his hand down, very loudly and “clearly” saying “WAH-TAH!” and then they understood. I viewed this dream as if floating in front of the scene, which is three-dimensional even though it is like a cartoon.
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