In my mind it was the Phonetic Alphabet term for the letter Z. But when I woke up I realized there is no such word as Zector. And in my sleepy state of mind, I thought, "Oh, that's funny, I confused it with the term for H, which is HECTOR!"
Nope, wrong again. H is HOTEL.
Perhaps it was a three-letter mix-up, because V is VICTOR? I don't really know.
Well anyways, I still feel that the answer was right in my dream, and I'm still proud I got it!
Here is the entire list, for your enjoyment. Maybe it will inspire an impromptu game of cops and robbers, or truck drivers...?
A .......... | ALPHA | N .......... | NOVEMBER |
B .......... | BRAVO | O .......... | OSCAR |
C .......... | CHARLIE | P .......... | PAPA |
D .......... | DELTA | Q .......... | QUEBEC |
E .......... | ECHO | R .......... | ROMEO |
F .......... | FOXTROT | S .......... | SIERRA |
G .......... | GOLF | T .......... | TANGO |
H .......... | HOTEL | U .......... | UNIFORM |
I .......... | INDIA | V .......... | VICTOR |
J .......... | JULIET | W .......... | WHISKY |
K .......... | KILO | X .......... | X-RAY |
L .......... | LIMA | Y .......... | YANKEE |
M .......... | MIKE | Z .......... | ZULU |
I do puzzles in my dreams too. But mostly I play spider solitaire, which is really nice because anytime I want a card to be there, it is!
ReplyDeleteThat used to happen with me and tetris. Any piece I needed would be there and fit just perfectly! I could play for hours!
ReplyDeleteI know this is an old post, but I just remembered that you have a blog and decided to catch up. Anyway, I just wanted to say that my 4 year old nephew knows the military alphabet. He learned it from a book he got from the library a few months ago. He's awesome. *braaaag*
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