A friend's backyard, in the tropics. She's sitting in a big metal scoop on a long hydraulic earthmover-arm. Or maybe it's one of those crows'-nests-on-an-arm that utility workers use when there's no pole to climb. A song plays, and the arm lifts her up to a treetop. She leans out and bites a fruit hanging from the tree, as her best friend and I watch in delight--she calls down that it's papaya or mango, but they don't look a bit like either one, more like nectarines.

Whatever it really is, the fruit symbolizes happiness in this culture. To eat the fruit from the tree directly, with no hands, is the ultimate in sensuality. It certainly looks sexy to me as she does it. Kissing the fruit, nibbling and biting and sucking...

But it's rare to find ripe fruit you can reach, it's all picked. For her to do this is auspicious.

Technology CAN serve happiness!

Happiness IS reachable!

The people cheer...

WHAT'S IT ALL MEAN IN THE MORNING?

• Papaya = slang for vagina in some Caribbean countries.
• So finding fruit = finding sex, a girlfriend?
• Pick fruit with hands = actively use social skills, trying to pick and pull in a lover.
• Eat fruit off tree, WITHOUT hands = serendipity, like meeting my last girlfriend as we both copied our art work in a shop.
• Low/easy fruit all picked = most girls I like will be unavailable, already in couples
• Higher fruit = girls "above me" now? Maybe they're really more available at the top, where competition is scarce!
• I don't need to force myself out to hunt for a lover--or anything else I want, for that matter. If I raise msyelf, develop myself, other things will come.
• A song raises the bucket = singing will raise me up! Several recent dreams have advised me to sing.
• ACTION 1: Take a voice class, learn to sing. And piano so I can compose my own stuff.
• ACTION 2: Singles activities won't work for me--others are already combing that "ground level" niche. Rising to a higher level pays off more. A rise in what? Status, money, creative standards, spiritual level, health, social skills?

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