Hi Brian.

I hope all is great. I wanted to touch base....this is very bizarre, but I think the dream posting for DD4770 from 12/09 is meant for me. I was scrolling down through the dreams and came to this one. The first thing that caught my eye was the word "evens" and I immediately thought "that's not supposed to be "evens," it's supposed to be "evans." It was just kind of a fleeting thought. At this point, I didn't even realize that there was an "R" before the word, until I scrolled further down to your interpretation. And then I saw your copy, your interpretation of the dream: R Evans it's worth $750,000!! Very odd, and not just because I am R Evans (Rose Evans), I thought "Good grief, this dream is for me." The strange part is that it looks like you wrote "evens" on the dream drawing, but you translated it "evans," which was exactly what I first thought when I saw the word.

Anyway, while I wish I could tell you 'what' the dream means, I can't. But I can tell you what's in the dream, or the drawing you've done. Or at least it's an uncanny resemblance....to a room in my house. Who knows, maybe it's just a coincidence, but I'm feeling it's actually this room. So here goes...

This drawing is of a room that I use as my office, and it's almost like you're looking down into the room from the upper right-hand corner. Anyway, on the right side of the page you've drawn what is my computer desk, and you even have the shelving above and below accurate. To me that stands out, because it's an old computer desk/stand and is designed a little differently and even compactly, which is kind of indicated in the drawing. Funny, on the top shelf of the desk, I have a black mesh cylinder holder for my pens and pencils. The pens and pencils are stuffed in there and kind of criss-cross over one another, very similar to the vertical lines you have drawn on this cylinder. To the left of the computer, I have a blackboard/corkboard mounted to the wall, w/ an attached shelf at the bottom for chalk, pins, eraser, etc. I mention this because it's almost like you're trying to depict that with the shadowy lines that you've drawn below the box you have on the wall area.

Below this board, in my office, is empty wall space, and I have what is supposed to be a desktop, black metal file holder sitting on the floor. The odd thing? Where you've drawn lines on what appears to be the floor area, it is not only where this file holder sits, but the number of lines exactly match the # of slots designed into this particular file holder. And even more interesting? You wrote the copy "R Evens it's worth 750,000!! right above this area. In addition, right next to this file holder sits a portable file cabinet, so it's even more interesting that you drew a  vertical line next to your lines on the floor. It's almost as if it's either the corner of the room, or as in my office, something that sits right next to this floor area with the lines that you've drawn. And, as a I mentioned, I have a portable file cabinet sitting right next to the file holder that's on the floor.

Interestingly, I keep only files of personal relevance in this file holder. The ironic part? Two folders in this holder directly related to you. In one of the files, I have the original MegaMillions draw card in which you picked a set of numbers for me (which I continue to play, by the way). In the other file, I have the information related to the purchase of the Sneezestick .com and .net domains. Hmmmmm....

Anyway, the only things that don't make sense to me are the symbols to the left and right of my blackboard, or the box you've drawn in the picture. To the right, it kind of looks like there's a 7 and then maybe a letter, but I can't figure out what that letter is, or what either of the other symbols are on either side of the box. So, if by chance, you have any other thoughts on these, or anything else I've mentioned in reference to this drawing let me know. Obviously, with $750,000 involved I would love to KNOW!!!!

Also, on my end, if anything else comes up related to this I'll let you know. :-)

As always, Brian, thanks so much for your work. It's appreciated beyond what you probably can imagine, and I'm sure there's a great sacrifice on your end to continually receive and deliver the info you do. Please keep it up, but also remember to honor you and your family!!

Happy Holidays!!

Rose Evans  

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