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The room you had forgotten
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The version of this that gets people writing at six in the morning is the extra room, the door you had walked past for years without opening, and it is nearly always described as a relief rather than a fright.
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Something in you keeps a list of what has been shut up and unused, and now and then it opens the door to show you the room is still there and still yours.
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Which sounds nicer than it is, since the room is usually full of something you put down years ago and have not thought about since.
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The furniture one is the useful one, because whoever the chairs belong to is usually who the dream is about.
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Going back in
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Houses come back, more than any other dream setting, so if you have one of these you will probably be in it again within the month.
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That makes it worth mapping, since people who write the layout down tend to notice the same rooms turning up, and then the one room they never get into stands out on the page.
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Mine has the landing and a kitchen and something below the stairs I have never once looked at, which I notice I have now told you before telling myself.
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✦ CARRY THESE WITH YOU TODAY
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| There is more room than I thought |
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| I can open the door I walk past |
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| Nothing in my own house can hurt me |
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| I can use what I put away |
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| Tap the one you need |
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✦ WRITE BACK
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In every one of these houses there is a room you go into and a room you never reach, and I would like to know which is which in yours.
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TELL ME WHICH ONE
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I am going to try for the stairs tonight, and I will tell you on Wednesday whether I got as far as looking.
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| Sleep well, |
| Dream Signs |
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P.S. I described the landing to my mother on the phone and she said it was the wrong house, that my grandmother never had a landing like that, and then went quiet for a bit and said she had dreamt of it too. Tell me about your house. Then she asked if I had eaten.
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