Slept at 3.30am and jolt awake at 6am from a dream. A premature baby was drowning in the pool while the infant-caretakers were busy looking after babies at the other side of the pool and totally forgotten about this one. This baby with whole body of waxy white stuff was drowning so i quickly pull him up. Meredith then appear in the pool (i could see her from the corner of my eyes) sitting on a float and blowing raspberries omg 🙄 I gave the baby CPR and after he spit out the water he spit out some yellow juice and then fell asleep for a few seconds. I notice how his eyes weren't even formed properly yet.. And i prayed for him to grow well and healthy.. Then suddenly it changed from an Indian baby that i was giving CPR to, to a Caucasian baby and now it's crying for me reaching out for my finger.. And then i let it hold my finger and then i jolt awake omg 😨 Serious i feel if i keep jolting awake from my dreams i will get a heart attack soon cox each time i jolt awake i pant so fast and hard it's like my chest is tightening up. Anyway i went to google the meaning of my dream.. Here it is.. Drowning premature baby crying 🤔
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caucasian meaning 在 Gregory 河國榮 Facebook 的最佳貼文
It annoys me that Caucasians and even professional translators incorrectly translate the Cantonese colloquialism 鬼佬 to 'foreign devil'. It is wrong but it is a very common translation. Nowhere in the word 鬼佬 does 'devil' appear. It literally means 'ghostly fellow' and refers to the pale skin and bright wigs of the first Europeans to arrive in Asia, and is very similar to the 'pace face' colloquialism used by the American Indians. Unfortunately, Caucasians seem to prefer that the term refers to devil rather than ghost, and that it is derogatory. In fact, the word itself is not derogatory, and any sense of derision in the word is only a reflection of the contempt the speaker has for the subject, or in the case of a Caucasian speaker, the contempt they feel for Asians. But Caucasians prefer not to know the true meaning of the word, just the incorrect derogatory term. sigh…