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An Unreal World

When it comes to dreams, from my youth onward, I have never unnecessarily put much if any energy, faith, need or time in finding meaning, symbolism, nor a message in them; because, for me, sometimes a dream is only that, a dream, merely something to entertain us while we are asleep, nothing more. However, whether or not there is meaning, symbolism or a message to be ascertained from a particular dream, I have always found it best to not allow it to overly dominate my thoughts or behavior one way or another. Instead, I might sometimes allow it to slowly brew on the backburner within my mind and, if there is something pertinent to eventually be applied, use it to help be an informational guide concerning how, where and when it could be needed either at the moment or somewhere down the road. In addition, having long been a fan of quality science fiction (sci-fi) books and movies, it is no surprise that during my sleep this morning I found myself in the midst of what could be defined as a ...

Pet Communication: Talking Buttons

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Above archived video: Cat behaviorist Jackson Galaxy opines about talking buttons for cats. Recently, I had watched a video on YouTube, different from the one above, about someone who has lots of pet communication buttons for their cat to communicate with them. While I suppose these devices might work for some humans who have dogs and cats, I can't imagine spending lots of money on talking buttons so my cat Cleopatra (Cleo) can attempt to talk with me using certain human words and phrases. Although I might not always know or understand what Cleo is vocalizing about and wants, Cleo has her own way of letting me know something and she can be very vocal at times. This means of communication between her and I  works just fine for us and is quite meaningful. No talking buttons required. Thus, I agree fully with Jackson Galaxy  on the subject. An old photo: Cleo, in the midst of a yawn.