
9th September
Dear Doctor Bedford,
I hope you don’t mind that I have told Sara that you and I are emailing each other. I think she was a bit gob-smacked. Sara is the one that told me about you in the first place and has been to one of your super power seminars in Clapton which, she said was the first stepping-stone to her transforming her life. I think Sara is surprised I managed to grab your interest with what I’m sure she considers to be my petty problems. Sara has overcome some very big personal problems and expects everyone to deal as casually about difficulties as her. Anyway, I know you have said that you will only be counselling via the internet but I would love to come to one of your talks sometime, and see you in the flesh. Do you ever come and do your seminars in Dorking. Dorking is a wonderful little place: the poet Browning is bueried in the cemetry here you know.
Anyway, back to the plan. I waited until what looked like a full moon, I wouldn’t have a clue whether it was in Pisces or not as I don’t know anything at all about astronomy; I know the sun, moon and the stars but that’s about it I’m afraid. I was going to get my mum to come over with her telescope, so maybe she could see, but realised that
A) I would have to explain why I wanted to know what I wanted to know and
B) My mum would stay round for dinner and insist on chopping lots of fresh vegetables to eat.
I put the idea of Dundee in one hand and the idea of Dorking in the other but they both felt as light as each other, or as heavy if you want to be pessimistic. I went to bed; I thought to sleep on it where upon I had the strangest dream. In my dream I went to live in Stoke on Trent, which I knew was supposed to be Dundee. I hated it and wanted to go home because T spent the whole time trying to convert me to Judaism. Then I was sent off to polish the moon dressed in stockings and heels. Douglas arrived on the moon and knocked on the door, wearing my mum’s favourite beret and apron and said I must come home, as I had to do patch work class on Sunday, as it was good for me.
I have read recently that dreams can help direct us. What do you think of that? It makes sense that as the penny test didn’t work, my dreams stepped in to show me the way, but confused me even more by accident. I do feel that the patchwork class on a Sunday, is about my feelings towards anal sex, which Douglas likes but I feel revolted by. I don’t know why I think this, I just do. What do you think of dreams telling people what to do? Do you think my dream is telling me which way to go and if it is- which way do you think it is telling me?
yours with the utmost respect,
Charlotte.
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