In the dream, I was in a room, possibly a bedroom. I was to meet the visiting artist there, who as I said above, was a fat old poofda. I think Sasquatch was there too. Poofda then gave me a rolled up $50 bill, rolled up into a tight, sharp cone. I then realized why I was there...I was there as his whore! WTF!? First of all, I'm not a guy! Second of all, WTF? I was so angry I threw the $50 back at him. It fell behind the bed on the floor somewhere. He didn't even bother to pick it up, in a gesture that meant "I have so much money, I don't care if I lose it." He wouldn't take no for an answer either. Finally, I ended up yelling at him, and possibly Sasquatch too, but I don't know if he was still there or what. I got so angry and stern that Poofda finally realized it was a lost cause, and left. I later found the $50 on the floor and decided to keep it for my troubles. The weird part is when I was getting mad, I could see myself as if I was a third person. I was wearing the color turquoise and my arms seemed skinny.
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More school stress dreams? I didn't know that formal complaints had been filed - the old queen must have said some far out there kinds of things to have the paperwork happen. It is strange how the visual arts are and have been one of the most male dominated areas of human activity. So few famale artists and what should be a "liberal" intelectual arena seems to be running with rivers of testosterone - strange!
Maybe the visual arts should fall under the heading of 'the conservative arts' rather than 'the liberal arts'.
Maybe the visual arts should fall under the heading of 'the conservative arts' rather than 'the liberal arts'.
Yeah, especially with people like "The Catholic" (art professor).
Man, was that place f-d up or what? I mean, yeah, we had our disagreements with and laughs @ some of the profs @ CSU, but it was still pretty congenial, even despite certain profs' drunken rages. But the UW? That place was indescribable, other than to say it was pure hell, plain and simple, hell.
"Sexist old flamer" made me laugh even more than "a right fat old Queen"! I can't stop laughing!
I have to look up "EXCORIATED" because I don't know what that means- oh, ok, that is really bad!
Maybe I think it is funny because that is how my grandfather was described to me (minus the sexist part). Think feather boa back in the 1960s. Oh, so, so funny! (Yes, it is a miracle my dad was conceived, lmao!) I just have this mental image seared into my brain!
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