Hallo George,

I'm in England. The TV programme you saw - was it about East Anglia (Norfolk, Suffolk, parts of Essex and Cambridgeshire)? Shades of orange and other pastel colours such as pink, lime, yellow and lavender, as well as white, are quite common as plaster washes on the old houses there. They also sometimes have moulded plaster features on the outside walls ("pargetting"). Not sure what you mean by "odd shape" though. Some of them have projecting upper stories ("jetties"), and can look a little "wonky", and out of true. But being mostly several centuries old, they tend to have low ceilings, usually beamed.

There is also something of a trend now for new developments in orange, perhaps the TV showed these?

Alfred

George,

I also have a reoccurring dream of a large house, which is sometimes in a state of disrepair and at other times in the process of being renovated... It has many rooms some high up and mysterious that I am afraid to enter. This huge rust/brown color house sometimes is located in a run down are of much smaller houses. Like your dream house it has different roof levels

Its size is out of proportion to the other houses nestled around it. In the huge yard of this enormous house are many other outbuildings, even its own private railway as well as steam engine.

Strangely, in other dreams this very same house is no longer surrounded by small houses but by huge industrial smoky complexes or factories.

alan

Matthew and Goerge,

The house could symbolise the body especially in my dream. I have had many illhealth life issues from being a young healthy athelete to becoming ill getting better and recovering again etc.

The ouside different panaramas could also symbolise different places over my life that i have lived in.

alan  

Hi jut I have a sister name anna marie,lesley is related to me,and tom is a close friend of mine,hey where is my next life going to be.thats pretty good,those names you gave me.George