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Unimaginable Dreams Made Manifest
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Unimaginable Dreams Made Manifest is a blog and a book in the works. It was created to help others realize their dreams, and is full of fun, whimsy, laughter, joy, enthusiasm, encouragement and more.
- Added on: Oct 18th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
Recent Posts
This blog will be closing...
Dear Ones,It is with some regret but also necessary that I close 2 of my four blogs so that I am not spread too thin. My mother is about to pass in the next few days and when that happens my life is going to be drastically altered and past getting th...
Wrong Turns and Right Directions and Not Being Afraid To Follow Your Heart...
Fellow Journeyers...I've been thinking a lot about this entry for the last couple of weeks or so. Tried to start into it three different ways, and stopped. Something held me back, but then I realized it was just part of my process. You can't write ab...
If We Will Only RISK! And don\'t forget the diamonds in the dustheap...
"A lone syllable. A single word. Sometimes a noun. Always, in the heart of it, a verb. All creative expression depends on our willingness to take a risk, and yet just to say the word creates a feeling of excitement and fear in most people, a sense of...
You Do The Hokey Pokey And You Turn Yourself Around, That\'s What It\'s About....
I've been thinking about this a lot lately. What IS relative in relation to the way we approach achieving our dreams? We have been brainwashed into believing that there is only one right way to do anything, and if you put one toe outside of the box, ...
The First Attempts... Vincent Van Gogh
"The thing has already taken form in my mind before I start it.The first attempts are absolutely unbearable.I say this because I want you to know that if you see something worthwhile in what I am doing, it is not by accident but because of real direc...
Savor The Journey...
For a very long time I have loved snails and I had postcards made up that said, "How Slow Can You Go?" with a snail's picture on it. I thought a lot about the fact that we go willy nilly through life at top speed so that tomorrow we have half forgott...
