Correction… the roof is not on fire, it’s leaking

So, the whole point of this blog is to analyze my dreams.  Well apparently, I got it wrong. My husband informed me (and I hate to admit that he may be right) that my dream about spraying the ceilings of my parent’s house with a water hose (see “The Roof is on Fire”), may have been misconstrued as an attempt to subdue the extreme temperatures in their house.  Instead, the dream probably relates to the fact that everything that I currently own is leaking.  For those of you who read my facebook several weeks ago, you may already know this. It’s a little funny that he wanted to bring this back up, since, to date, 2 of the 3 leaks are still not fixed as promised almost a month ago now (apparently he’s a glutton for punishment).  Remember that 2 day stretch of leftover storm Nicole? Yeah, that’s about when I started to carry an umbrella inside my house and inside my car.  The car problem (hopefully) has been fixed. The house… not so much.  My co-worker is always talking about being positive and looking on the bright side, and I PROMISE I’m trying, so here goes… The first leak in the house is in our bedroom, right next to the bed. I’m always complaining about how I wake up in the middle of the night because (a) I’m thirsty or (b) he’s snoring. At least now, all I have to do to solve (a) is lean over and open wide. Or, I can solve (b) and just push him underneath the Chinese water-torture device that is now custom-made in our house. See, that’s looking on the bright side.  The leak in the garage is so bad it’s starting to tear down the drywall.  The bright side… it’s just tools out there (what would I do with those anyway).  In conclusion, I’m pretty sure this will be the last time that my husband suggests that I was wrong about my blog. I love looking on the bright side. J