Dream catchers are part of Native American culture (not superstitions)
according to my wife who comes from that culture. But aside from that why
would anyone have one in their car? It would make me think twice about the
"alertness" of the driver! :)
Or perhaps when it is used in a Spitfire it captures euphoria of the
experience and then when hung in the bedroom at night you can relive that
pleasant experience in your dreams.
Reid
'79 Spitfire (original owner)
-----Original Message-----
From: Davies William-qswi646 [mailto:QSWI646@email.mot.com]
Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 1999 6:28 AM
To: 'Spitfires@autox.team.net'
Subject: RE: Interesting item on eBay web site item#175631420: Red
'77 Tri umph Spitfire electric conversion
I recently followed a car with a dream-catcher hanging from the rear-view
mirror! To the uninitiated, this is a pendant which hangs in the window of
the room IN WHICH YOU SLEEP as some form of protection (sorry, not too well
versed in superstitions myself!)
> I can see a whole new thread now Bill. Alternate Realities
> in Thought 404, not
> found. A crystal hanging from the rear view mirror in my
> Spit. Right beside
> the fuzzy dice.
> snicker.
>
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