Where Dreams Are Made
....never having a thought to lay down and rest,
i was culled from the era’s of past,
into the days of what might be called future quest,
and so from this forum i soon was caught out as blest….
—by flp
How one goes about ending a hard days work, is just as important as how one starts a day of hard work! I all-ways give thanks in the mornings for the opportunity to work….and, then when my day is done, I give thanks for the day.
And did I also mention, the many times during the day, that I also give thanks? Without ‘thanks’ in one’s own heart….what an opportunity is missed to highlight all the ‘moments’ that comes one’s way.
And so after giving my day all the greatness of who I am, I ended up out hear the other evening, (as I do many evenings) with camera in hand. So coming upon a door, with opportunity bidding ‘well-come’, I also invite any who want to step inside and pause for a while….and see as to where dreams are made….
....not much need to talk, as the images speak loudly for all their worth….so lets go on through the cabin and sit a spell on the back porch…now looking too my left….
....in front of me….
....to my right….
....and yes, these feet were made for dreaming….
....well, hope you enjoyed your own dream….and you can stay if you so choose, but I must be getting home….
Thank you.
GODSPEED,
Frank
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”....work smart, work safe, and live, to work the wood....”
-- --frank, NH, http://frank.wordpress.com/
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trifern
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posted 564 days ago
I too give thanks. Dream a little dream for me. THANKS for the post.
-- My favorite piece is my last one, my best piece is my next one.
Scott Bryan
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posted 564 days ago
Thanks for inviting us into your cabin. I can well understand why you choose to “make dreams” here. You are blessed to have a retreat like this in which to muse and ponder. I am sure that many of your inspirations are born in here.
I enjoyed visiting with you.
-- With God's help all things are possible- even woodworking. Woodworking is not just a hobby, it is an (expletive deleted) expensive hobby.
Steffen
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posted 564 days ago
Thank you for yet another blessing Frank…
-- Steffen
RobS
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posted 564 days ago
no pain in looking through those panes. Keep on dreaming, Frank!
-- Rob (A) Waxahachie,TX
Harold
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posted 564 days ago
Frank, can you record sound and share that also? In the first picture it looks like the cabin is resting against the tree, what a wonderful message. Just rest awhile, we’ll wait here for you.
-- If knowledge is not shared, it is forgotten.
frank
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posted 563 days ago
—-thank you all for your comments and may we all keep dreaming and giving thanks….
—-hi Harold; ....in answer to you question on the matter of sound….well at this point, no….I’m not set up for recording sound. Actually I just prefer to let the images speak//talk for them-selves. I would imagine at times that even my words can take away from what from what the images are saying, but….my fingers just won’t stop writing or typing….oh well.
Thank you.
GODSPEED,
Frank
-- --frank, NH, http://frank.wordpress.com/