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Mojorabbit

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13. I dreamed of old Roman baths my whole life

Reply to tavernier (Reply #8)

Mon Mar 17, 2014, 12:58 AM

Mar 2014

I was in Barnes and Nobles one day and saw a book on old roman baths I opened it to browse and there was the one in my dreams in that book. I called hubby over full of excitement to show him my :communal bath: LOL
I also had dreams of a long bridge in great detail for most of my childhood and it ended up to my surprise being the old 7mile bridge to the Keys. I have no idea how it happens.

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A strange tale for St. Paddy's day. [View all] tavernier Mar 2014 OP

Great story! TuxedoKat Mar 2014 #1

That's pretty weird. The Velveteen Ocelot Mar 2014 #2

who wrote the melody?? orleans Mar 2014 #3

Thanks... tavernier Mar 2014 #5

Thank you for that information. It piqued my curiosity enough for me to do a little searching. Petrushka Mar 2014 #15

Thy songs were made for the pure and free tavernier Mar 2014 #4

tavernier, that is an excellent tale indeed. Enthusiast Mar 2014 #6

I share this story tavernier Mar 2014 #8

I dreamed of old Roman baths my whole life Mojorabbit Mar 2014 #13

Perhaps you should visit Bath in the UK. tavernier Mar 2014 #20

I have been on the 7-Mile Bridge many times. RebelOne Mar 2014 #27

I understand what you are saying dixiegrrrrl Mar 2014 #7

Very few of us ever capture that. tavernier Mar 2014 #9

The Minstrel Boy is a common song played during the Civil War. icymist Mar 2014 #10

I can see that, tavernier Mar 2014 #11

Some Irish immigrant men were met at the docks in NYC and herded off No Vested Interest Mar 2014 #16

I have a similar story about my now, 90 year old mother... Vadem Mar 2014 #12

My musical talent is limited. tavernier Mar 2014 #19

A little more history on the melody ---> Petrushka Mar 2014 #14

nice research. (i didn't have the time or patience) n/t orleans Mar 2014 #17

Wow; thank you! tavernier Mar 2014 #18

Here's the same melody in "Eamonn a' Chnuich" and "Ned of the Hill" ---> Petrushka Mar 2014 #21

Collective unconsciousness? Sheldon Cooper Mar 2014 #22

I am surprised no one has brought up Bridey Murphy. CBGLuthier Mar 2014 #23

I read that book years ago tavernier Mar 2014 #25

Happy St. Patrick's Day! Tuesday Afternoon Mar 2014 #24

Thanks tavernier Mar 2014 #26