Choose your own moral

Ok, I had a very interesting dream this morning. I will try to tell it the best way I can. I will even try to relate it as if it is a fable because it felt like one in my dream. Some details are added because it wouldn't make sense if I don't add them, so it won't be my dream exactly but it will be the main idea of the dream anyway.

Once there was a woman who had a gourd cup with a single nut in it. It happened that eventually she realized that some women had several nuts in their cup and she became discontent with her cup of only one nut.
She wondered why hers only had one when others had more. She began to feel a little angry but didn't say anything to anyone, till one day she met a wise man and complained to him about her situation. The wise man then said to her, what would happen if you ate this nut and gave your husband your empty cup? The woman thought that an interesting question. But she knew the answer and also figured out what the wise man was trying to say.

Now, this is where my dream ended and I had an epiphany and woke up immediately and wanted to share this dream. So, I want your comment to reflect what you think happened next or what the woman figured out or whatever. Make your own ending. But don't read the other comments first if you happen to not be the first to make one. Then after you have ended the story your way, read the others. It should be interesting. And in my next post I will say what I thought this meant.

Have fun!

Not Easily Broken

I just want to say that I rented a good movie from Redbox (at Walmart or Walgreens) called "Not Easily Broken" about how to get through troubled times and more specifically troubled marriages.

In the special features part of the DVD talking about making the movie someone says "Men are as emotional and have as many emotional needs and as many fears and insecurities and questions as they (women) do and they get tired of acting like they don't."

One of the actresses says "You can step out of your marriage at any point and time, it's a choice not to and if you're missing something go back, know what that is, understand what you're missing and go work on that."

The author, T.D Jakes, of the book the movie is based on says that love is the victor in this movie.

I recommend it to anyone and I think everyone can get a little something from this movie.