I h
ad a vivid dream last night where I was writing a letter to a friend. As I began to formulate the contents of the letter, I was struck by the sudden urge to write someone else's name as the title of my letter. It was a strange sensation, as though I was being compelled by some external force to write this name and nothing else. The name that came to mind was that of my childhood neighbor, Sarah. Sarah and I had grown up together and had been close friends until my family moved away when I was 12. Since then, we had lost touch and I had not thought much about her in recent years. As I began to write, I found myself reminiscing about our childhood adventures: riding bikes down the street, playing hide and seek in the park, and sharing secrets over ice cream cones. I realized how much I had missed her company and how much I wished we could reconnect. In my dream, I finished my letter and sent it off to Sarah, eager to hear back from her. When I woke up, I was surprised to find that I still felt a strong connection to her, even though it had been years since we had last spoken. I realized that sometimes our dreams can reveal things to us that we may have forgotten or overlooked in our waking lives. Perhaps my dream was a reminder that it is never too late to reach out to an old friend and rekindle a lost connection. In the end, I decided to take action and look up Sarah's contact information. I sent her a message and was delighted when she responded with joy and excitement to reconnect. It was like we had never skipped a beat and our friendship picked up right where we left off. Dreams are mysterious and sometimes confusing, but they can also hold valuable insights and messages. In this case, my dream led me to reconnect with an old friend and rediscover the joy of a long-lost friendship.