Hello LadySally
Here I hope I have everything right for this new topic that I am submitting to you today for interpretation
It started tonight; it was about a big city where my teenage daughter Amandine, with whom I had some difficulties, was staying. She was provoking me and going out with a man older than her. She defied my authority, and I didn’t want to play along for fear of losing her. She wanted to go out at midnight. I looked at my watch and told her I wanted her back by 12:30. I was anxious. I opened the door—we were in an apartment at her godmother’s, my niece’s—and I saw a long, dimly lit staircase leading down, like a corridor.
In that apartment, there was some decorative work being done, and I noticed a really cool item: a rotating display stand that held towels, a dispenser. I thought it was clever and checked the price; the amount was in Italian lire, exactly 7,360 lire, and I divided it in my head.
There were two men, a worker and Jean-Marc, my husband.
The worker assigned him the task of wallpapering Amandine’s room. He told him to start with the two widest sections of wall. My husband was calculating the length of the wall—360—and I could see him dividing it by two or three. The man told him, “You’re losing 60.” The wall was wallpapered in red. I told my daughter that this color makes the room feel smaller. There was also a dismantled, broken wardrobe and a closet in the same condition. We planned to put a dresser in the closet.
Then I see myself walking with my husband and my daughter down a large, deserted street, and I turn around to see a large basin, a water reservoir, and a woman I knew doing exercises while hanging onto a staircase in the water. I was anxious about seeing that mass of water, and I looked down into the depths where I saw people doing underwater activities, mostly women. Then they stood upright underwater as if they were breathing. They were blonde women with very fair skin. That is roughly what I remember from that night. Ladysally, thank you for your attention.
and big kisses, Suzanne