Tuesday 4 - Dream.. Dream.. Dream

 

1. As evenings are long, temperatures drop and we have more time to dream and ponder, are you pondering or dreaming of anything right now?
   
   Of being able to walk again and going to the people and places in the UK I love and discover new places.
   But I don't think I have more time to dream and ponder. People know I am at home and at the couch, so....
   
   
2. Day dreaming , singing, humming even, can lift your mood and change the entire state of your health.   Do you daydream or sing during the day ? Now that you know it can improve health will you try it?
   
   I sing rather often. I also like to take one of my instruments and make some music.
   I don't daydream often at the moment. Far too much to do!
   
   
3. Fess  up friends!   When you window gaze is it because you are nosy or because it's just so lovely outside?  We will still love you no matter what the answer.
   
   Not gazing a lot, because there is not much to see.
   Seeing the neighbours walk to or from their car isn't much of a spectacle.
   I see some tops of trees and top of roofs. I have to lean forward to see a birdfeeder. I know it's there... the birds not yet...
   And those grey skies are not very uplifting either. Never had such a grey winter as this year.
   
   
4. Daydreams can become reality if they stir us to action.    Were there any times in your life when dreams came true?
   
   Oh yes. But a lot of action was needed to get things in motion.
   Most often I was blocked because of a lack of money. It seems that everything needs money these days.
   I got my (medical)  teaching job and got it. (Now I want money for it...LOL!)
   Got head-editor or how it's called in english, of a paper.
   Got acknowledged as a writer and poet, also as a science writer.
   Did a lot of ballet, including performances and tours, teaching and choreography.
   Played in a bagpipe band as bagpiper.
   etc etc.
   Survived lethal heart issues.
   And became a veteran psychologist.
   
   Now I am trying to walk after being told I probably would never be able to walk again.
   
   And would love to live in a tiny house in the UK. Which probably will never happen (money!), but you'll never know.
   
   
   
   

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About **Syl

Syl: "Life is a chain of challenges. Sometimes the largest challenges are we ourselves. Facing life, facing others and facing yourself requires either a worryless attitude or plain courage. Most of the time it is dealing with judgement. Maybe life is about getting rid of it."