I walked into someone else's kitchen and immediately saw on the counter some chocolate hearts with some kind of red decoration on the them that Ashlyn -a childhood friend of one of my daughters - was making for a wedding. I think it was for my other daughter's wedding. The atmosphere was lighthearted and fun. I playfully snuck 2 chocolate hearts that she had just made and while she wasn't looking I ate them. She looked at me and saw my mouth full and what I had done and we laughed. I said "I promise I will make you more!" so I set about helping her. At first I was blundering and kinda making a mess, nothing looked quite as good and neat as Ashlyn's food. Then we were in the living room and we were standing at a table where we were making bread. I remember making a long piece of bread where I had to kind of turn it and twist it and then it was immediately cooked but mine didn't look near as good as Ashlyn's. She was very kind and patient about it though and we still laughed and joked.
The next scene i was walking up to my new house except at the same time it was someone else's house. The plumbing was messed when we moved in and my husband was fixing it. As soon as I saw the house, I saw 2 men on top of the roof over the porch and they had put the bathroom plumbing on the roof. I walked onto the porch and looked over to the ground where there was a hole where the sewer pipes were in the ground. They were tying the pipes from the roof into the sewer line that was already in the ground. I remember feeling so angry and embarrassed. Then my husband came out onto the porch and I asked him why he put the plumbing pipes on the roof and he said that was the only place I could put it. I knew that couldn't be true so I asked where plumbing would normally go and he said under the house but I don't have the key, David (his boss) does. And I knew that David was out of town but that he would be back in 2 days. I was getting angrier and angrier. I remember also thinking how is he paying those 2 guys on the roof? I started yelling at my husband and I wanted to hurt him. He then made a threatening advance towards me and it scared me. My mom and dad pulled up in my dads white truck and I felt safe again.
It was then that someone came and forcibly took (arrested?) my husband but I don't think it was police officers. I was still so angry. The dream changed to where we were at teen challenge (a drug rehab). My husband had been admitted (although he had never taken drugs) and I was sitting beside him. There were a lot of other people waiting for the director to come by and talk to each of them. I remember that the director came to my husband and he (husband) was so humble and told the director that he was willing to do whatever it took. He was very sincere but I remember feeling torn on whether or not to take him home. I knew I had the power to let him come home but I was hesitant and wondered if he had really learned his lesson and if staying at teen challenge would be better. I remember thinking that if I left him in there that he might not forgive me. I was still wrestling with what to do as the dream ended.
There were no significant colors except for the truck (white), the chocolate and some red on them.
The contrasting feelings between the two scenes really struck me.
This dream is preparing you for what could be a difficult, but beneficial, season in your life. The first seen relates to the way the Lord sees you. Though you have had times when your life was a bit messy and it has taken some real effort to learn the Father's heart, times when you have made mistakes and times when the way you have presented the Lord to those around you wasn't as clear as it could have been - the Father has been very patient with you. The second scene speaks of the season that is coming when you may find that the things needed for cleaning up and dealing with the toxins in your life may be quite exposed and you may feel a bit embarrassed and vulnerable, yet it is still quite necessary. This may be a season when it would be easy to become angry with the Lord or to even feel that He has abandoned you or that He is against you. This is a time to return to your pure recognition of His nature as a "Father" and trust Him. Though He has done nothing wrong, He is willing to do what it takes for your relationship with Him to be whole. You can trust Him.
While this dream may also have some application on a more personal natural level, recognizing the importance of the deeper spiritual interpretation above will also bring some aid in its more basic natural applications.