Published dream diary · English · released source text
Meringue Cake before the Hurricane
Nathalie Regard
101-nights -sleep and dream study night 100 (2023) · DREAMS section, Night 100; all recalled sections in this source-night entry, before the separate Day-by-Day waking log.
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My memory of the dream is limited, as its events unfold slowly.
Every year is the same. We make a meringue cake with tomato and basil sauce, it is delicious! The layers of meringue are small and therefore break, but it doesn’t affect the recipe. [person A] is lucky, because she is with [person B] this year. There's a list over the table of iPad, iBook, iPhone of electronic things and appliances. Out of curiosity, I wonder who this list is, are they your things? She tells me that those things were sold to someone then I understand that [person A] has a store.
We are going to make the family Christmas dinner at her house. We literally prepare ourselves for a tornado. [person A] plans to use the force of the wind to move the furniture inside her house to where she wants.
We are in an open, roofless building. Just some tall walls provide the space with height. We reposition the furniture and refrigerator for the hurricane. Every year it is the same. We organize to get out of its way, knowing that it may veer left or right. It seems that this year it is turning clockwise.
I remember seeing a starling. The lucky sighting fills me with happiness. I see someone next to me. I call them so they see it, too. The bird is about 20cm long and eats a lot.
In my dream, the starling is not reminiscent of William Shakespeare but of Jules Verne, and it can be identified by its yellow band.
In the distant sky, a flock of starlings appears. It is a unique event. This time instead of telling the story behind the origin of starlings in America, I just watch them.
We must stay alert, because those birds
poop a lot in flight.
Night 100
Source & context
A published self-diary by Nathalie Regard in 101 nights, co-created with Guillaume Dumas. Released English text; original language/translator not stated. Recalled sections from one source night stay grouped. Statements about people, health and events describe dreams, not verified facts or diagnoses. Not a Synastry community submission.
Nathalie Regard (dreamer, diarist and recorder); Guillaume Dumas (project co-creator). 101-nights -sleep and dream study night 100. Zenodo, 2023. DOI 10.5281/zenodo.7860555. CC BY 4.0. Synastry added navigation metadata, normalized linewraps and visibly bracketed changes; no new dream narrative or translation.
Only the source-night ordinal is used. The metadata publication year is not a dream date; month/day source headings are not promoted to an exact calendar date. No real-world personal location is inferred.
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DREAMS section, Night 100; all recalled sections in this source-night entry, before the separate Day-by-Day waking log.
The original text and redactions are preserved. The page title is an editorial navigation label.
Private references are visibly bracketed; any omitted no-recall preface or source recording/metadata heading is explicitly bracketed. Paragraph linewraps normalized. Title/themes/scene description are editorial navigation additions; no new narrative or translation.
Released English source wording retained with documented visible privacy substitutions and bracketed source-marker omissions; paragraph linewraps folded. No assertion of original language or translator.
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