Is He Dead Yet

What’s your biggest dream?

An Old Russian Joke

• A man walks up to a Moscow newsstand every single day, picks up the front page of the newspaper (Pravda, meaning “Truth”), looks at it for a moment, puts it back down, and leaves without buying it. [1]
• This goes on for weeks until the curious vendor finally asks him: “Comrade, why do you look at the front page every day, but never buy the paper?” [1]
• The man replies: “I am looking for an obituary.” [1]
• Puzzled, the vendor says: “Obituaries are always printed in the back of the paper!” [1]
• The man smiles and says: “Ah, but the obituary I am looking for will be on the front page.” [1]

I know you were thinking it. When I was a kid, I had this recurring dream that took place under a bridge where a stream flowed. Under that bridge stood a wolf or a coyote. That’s all I remember about that dream.

Checking Artificially Intelligent

This recurring dream suggests that as a child, you were experiencing an emotional transition or a period of growth. The bridge and stream show you were navigating changing feelings. The wolf or coyote represents your instinctual nature, a fear you were facing, or a protective force waiting for you to acknowledge it.

Or possibly the Phillies lost last night.