Living our dreams
I have been around the world and met a lot of people from all walks of life, all over the world and I have come to a realization, most people simply dream their dreams, very few actually work to turn them into a reality, and a time comes when we lose touch with our dreams or feel that our dreams are impossible and once we do that we resign to fate and start living a life thats just ok instead of one that we might love.
posted by Destitute Rebel at 2:44 AM
10 Comments:
You're right! This is one thing many cultures have in common.
maybe also people could be scared that the dream will not be as good as they dreamed it to be...
Fantastic photo!!!
True pocketcultures, that fear is also there and the fact that once we start going about paying the bills, taking care of housework, the dreams become more distant with time.
Thank you pernille.
In some cultures, children are told they can grow up to have what they dream of. Yet this is not true, and what you say in your post becomes true for many, even most.
This is because dreams are not actions. We must act on our dreams to make them come true.
I love the photo you've chosen to go with this lovely, provocative post.
I came across this and thought again of your post
http://www.abeautifulrevolution.com/blog/2008/03/urgh.html
Sorry, I meant
http://www.abeautifulrevolution.com/blog/2008/03/urgh.html
Sorry about that! It seems to be cutting off the end of the link when I press publish. It's meant to be urgh.html
I do apologise for filling up your comments.
Hello fron Texas...and your post is So true. Happy night to you!
You've got a point. But maybe we need dreams and once realized they would turn out - not so fantastic?
ack! i want to love my life. i think i need to buy a letterpress. i have wanted to for a year but don't have the time to play with the machine and i don't have the space. ugh. maybe next year.
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