But the timing of his baby dream dream did surprise me because...well, there's no baby to dream about right now. I was also very surprised that this was a baby-boy dream. Ry loves his little girl Tess. Me too. We would love a little sister for Tess. But Ry dreamed about a baby boy.
According to Ry, he was a very cute baby boy with brown hair, like his cousin Andrew. Ryan said the baby was also amazingly smart. At 9 mos, the baby was talking in complete sentences to Ryan. Ryan was impressed with how precocious the baby was and Ryan was trying to convince me of our child's superior intellect.
For some reason though, I didn't seem very impressed or really very interested in the baby. I countered: "I don't care how smart he is, it doesn't make up for the fact that he has 3 eyes!"
Yes, our darling baby boy had 3 eyes. This didn't seem to matter very much to Ryan in the dream, but I guess I wasn't too happy about it.
So much for Ryan's prophetic dreams. Do I have reason to be worried?
6 comments:
"The third eye" in Eastern philosophy represents wisdom, foresight, enlightenment. Let's hope Ryan's "vision" is purely symbolic--you know, brilliant, prescient kid. That is, lots of *in*sight; no *cyclop*edic ability.
xo nana
Maybe he was having a dream about my baby :) It's funny because I had a dream last night that I was holding a newborn baby boy.
That would make sense, Laura, since the baby looked like Andrew (with the exception of the extra pupil.) Let's go with that--cuz I really want a girl!
That picture is MAJORLY disturbing. If you ever make a blog book, be sure to remove it!
You think you want a girl until you have a boy. oh, you will LOVE your boy. daddys fall in love with their little girls and mommys fall in love with their little boys!
I agree with the above comment. I truly love my girls, but I smitten with this boy of mine.
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