Gnats Flew From My Knee

[smitty1962a]

My wife , both sons, and I were driving around the country in a convertible. It was sunny so we had the top down. My knee kept itching badly and I had to scratch it intensely to get relief. Suddenly there was a very foul odor that smelled like something had died. Then all of these gnats had flown out of my knee. Apparently there was a scratch that healed on the surface, but it had gotten infected. I told my wife to drive me to a doctor, but she refused.
During the second dream, I was driving on a road that went along the top of a ridge. There was a well kept neighborhood of small houses that were painted bright colors and surrounded by woods. I remember thinking that I'd like to live there.
Finally, I was in the school building and we were having a field day for the students because it was the last day of school. My left leg began hurting me badly. I got up and began limping towards the door. My principal noticed that I was getting ready to fall so he grabbed onto to me and asked if I was ok.
Any help is always appreciated.

Smitty

[Varzandeh]

Hi,
You itched means you will look for a news from your relatives or from your work,and will be sad.
Gnats are weak people or shildren that will go out from your job or will have a travel.
To much gnats means a sorrow.

[smitty1962a]

Hi Varzandeh,

Thanks for interpeting my dream. It was rather sickening.
Smitty

[flyingsquirrel]

In my experience, gnats flying out of the knee represents some annoyance, something that is 'getting under your skin'. So you would ask yourself what is getting under a skin? Is it a co-worker's habits, an issue that on-going and never resolved, an annoying relative?

[smitty1962a]

Hi Squirrel,

Thaks for your interpretation and I've wondered if this dream means that there is possibly something rotten going on. I can understand annoyances because gnats are annoying to me. BTW, I like your pic. When I was a young child, I actually saw a flying squirrel gliding through the trees. It was quite a terrific experience for me.

Smitty

[flyingsquirrel]

You're welcome

Some time in the summer I got to get out there in the woods around midnight so I can see flyingsquirrels for myself