In H. a woman, former GI nurse, was playing a record player like I want She said she found it on the steps of the Medical Library. The nurse said she likes to walk around - the campus alone at night - I thought "she wants a man, but that's not the best way" - She said she got $65. a month - and as for that being enough, she said, "I may do it." I jokingly said, "You may, but can you?" No one laughed. (Pardon me - I don't know where the audience came from either). Instead of laughing, my roommate said "You have no appreciation of other people's problems." I didn't answer, but instead explained the joke to P. who was kind and encouraging. Interpretation g.i. nurse: J. had been telling me what a fool I'd be to enlist if war came. He insulted W.A.C.'s in general.  medical library: I had just seen pictures of it that day, and wanted to go.  record player: the motion attracts me.  "You may": because I intend to teach English, I am fearful lest I get too fussy about details.  roommate: because she was mad at her boyfriend, she had unleashed her terrible temper on me - told me I could not teach as I didn't know about people. I realized she didn't mean it, and didn't answer back. In my dream, I was justified. Answers to questions 2