Showing posts with label Dreams. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dreams. Show all posts

Dreams

I am really bad at remembering this. Usually when I start a project, if I don't see immediate results, I stop. Simple as that. But some things take longer than others. Giving up only cheats me out of something great that I could've had if I'd just stuck it out a bit longer. I've been working on motivating myself and trying to be better at getting things done. While I've still go a ways to go, I am learning that since time doesn't stop, I shouldn't either. 





P.S. Earl Nightingale was a motivational speaker and a radio broadcaster from 1956-1989. 



Dreamin'

The other night I had a dream that I went to a nail salon to get a manicure. But I got there too late, and they gave my spot away. 


Ever since then, I've been dying to head to the spa. 

I Had a Dream...

I've lost some of my drive. In high school, I was working towards getting in to college. Once I was in college, I worked hard at getting good grades because that's what everyone did in college. Then, it was because I wanted to get in to the film program. Now that I'm in college and in the film program, I've got nothing left to work for. It doesn't help that I have to be here longer than I'd planned on, either. 


I need a dream. A reason to work hard. Or something to work for. 

Dreams, etc.

The universe conspires against me. That's all there is to it. 


I always have dreams of being a perfect student. Dedicating time to my studies, remembering everything, taking beautiful pages of notes. I also dream of being the perfect employee. 


I am not these things. 


Today I had a dream that I drove my scooter through the UK while on my honeymoon. I was driving the scooter in an effort to hunt down my husband, who had disappeared. It was weird. But I had a London dream, so I'm not complaining. 


I had too much food at lunch. Now I am complaining. 


Can tomorrow be Saturday too? Maybe then I'll be caught up on things.... 


Finally, I would like to be living in 1960s London. I say that all the time. It still hasn't come true.