Friday, March 25, 2011

Waiting Game

Life's a waiting game, isn't it? Like this section of the dock near the Casco Bay Lines Terminal, that awaits the schooners Bagheera and Wendameen return this summer, we all seem to be reaching for something not quite within our grasp. Often to the young, they seem large and way too unattainable. Sometimes, they do not even register on the radar screen of life. Whereas, another of the fine benefits of the experience of age, allows us to set realistic goals, accessible or not, in a less pressure filled time. Some are shareable with friends and associates, while others we hold closer to the heart. Today, why not ask yourself, what are your dreams? What do you hope comes your way soon?

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  1. I ask myself that every morning, Birdman...and then plow ahead! Have a good weekend.

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  2. Years ago my dream was to leave the city and live on a farm. I made that happen and it is a much crazier adventure than I could have imagined.

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  3. I'm hoping you and E will make a return visit to Brattleboro.

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  4. I have several dreams but my secret dream is to return to England for a visit. Guess it's not a secret anymore!
    ☼ Sunny

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  5. Today I dream about winning the barrier of language. Power to talk
    fluently and be understood!
    "My dream is to succeed in the examination of advanced proficiency in French"
    Well...at least I know I'm doing my best!
    Hugs and happy weekend
    Léia

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  6. Ah, the philosophical Birdman is nudging me awake this morning.

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  7. I mostly dream about my retirement next year!

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  8. I dream about collecting my pension in 4 years. :)

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  9. I am living my dream and most of the time it is great!

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  10. I dream about another trip to London and Paris.

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  11. That's quite a lovely marine picture. I guess you have a good supply of subject matter. You don't have to dream about your future, though. It's enough for me to live day to day, pursue my interests and passions as opportunities are presented and to play the hand of cards I am dealt to the best of my ability.

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  12. Thought-provoking post. Thanks!

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  13. Absolutely love the colors!
    And yeah, as I'm approaching another round birthday one again, really hope to be moving to Canada one day soon!

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  14. I love the colors. Nature has the best palette. I have to agree with Bob. I am just happy for everyday. Every single one good or bad always has something to offer.Ok and maybe someday along the way a Mini Cooper would be really cool! Have a great weekend.

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  15. This is an interesting and lovely photo. There is something forlorn to it.

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