I was walking past John Hay High School when a teacher, about 60, whose class I had observed the day before, walked out of the building. She carried a pair of scissors and started to cut a bouquet of lovely autumn flowers. I remember orange marigolds, yellow chrysanthemums, and red flowers of one type. She held up the bouquet and I admired it. Strangely enough there were carrots included in the assortment of flowers. She offered me a carrot and I ate it. When I returned home I found that someone had sent a bouquet of flowers and this surprised me. Interpretation This is rather difficult to interpret. But recently I bought a bouquet of flowers for my parents' wedding anniversary and another bouquet was brought by relatives. This might be a repetition in a different form. Carrots are associated with a friend who eats them all the time. I recently stopped seeing this boy, and wonder for awhile whether or not this is the best course to follow. Answers to questions 2. I was a bit surprised at seeing carrots and at finding a bouquet at home.3. Actual participant4. Neither5. First in front of the high school, then the living room.6. No7. The flower colors were very vivid--orange, yellow, red--and carrots were orange too.