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Fantasies, Dreams, And Other Wishful Thinkings

Writers Atmosphere/Mood posted on Jun 05, 2008
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Fantasies, Dreams, and Other Wishful Thinkings Sometimes I just let my mind wander off into wonderful places. I place myself in beautiful worlds, full of oceans, water, palm trees, vistas of a huge, open world. In this world is always someone special, someone I want to spend glorious moments with, someone I want to love and cherish and spend hours and hours and hours with. I suppose this isn't so different, isn't so odd or silly, perhaps I just take it to a slightly higher level than most. When I was in school (catholic school, 12 years of it, and yes, I survived!!), we spent a LOT of time in church. It was especially during these times that I let my thoughts take me where they would. And what's really interesting is that I remember some of those images as clearly as if they really occurred. I also remember they didn't really start till I was in my teens; no doubt there's some kind of heavy, intense psychological explanation for that. That first daydream I remember so clearly had me a tall, curvy blond, with long straight hair~~the Clairol dream of feminine perfection. Course it couldn't have been any further from the girl I was ~~ a chunky, shy, curly headed brunette. But that's why fantasies are so great, we get to be who we thought we wanted to be. This blond bombshell would be driving a Ford convertible, blue with yellow interior~~this is MY dream and I get to have everything I want, remember?? She'd be in southern California, at the beach, and all the boys would love her. Beyond all these physical wonderments, I would create the most wonderful scenarios, being the star in each of them. They'd change from dream to dream, depending on how much time I had, where I was, what I was doing. As I grew up, got older and supposedly wiser, I still delved into this fantasy world of mine. There were most likely very different reasons for them during this time, but as always, were still there~~an escape, my own private vacation from day to day life, from everyday reality. They weren't quite as frequent, nor perhaps so sweet and dreamy. Fast forward many, many years, and I'm still at it, still creating these fantasies, these hopes and dreams. Only now they're a bit more involved, a lot more real, with real possibilities. I've shared them for the first time, revealed them, opened them up. And now I know, for the first time, really and truly, dreams do come true, wishes can be granted. Sounds like a Cinderella story, doesn't it? Course there really is no Prince Charming, no glass slipper, there are no wicked stepsisters. There are real men, flip flops, and people who make things difficult. These daily roadblocks keep me dreaming, take me to an easier, calmer, more peaceful spot. It's what gives me that lift, that charge, to keep living life as best and as fully I can. So, there you have it, this little world of mine, where I sometimes go to let my mind take a rest, let my soul recharge, my body relax. It's a lovely place, full of my most favorite places, my most cherished people, the most wonderful kinds of worlds. And I'll dream on....... 6/3/08

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mickuk50

12:33PM | Thu, 05 June 2008

no prince charming ,no knight in shining armour, no fairys and no father christmas .you burst my bubble :o)...there is nothing wrong in fantasy ,day dreaming whatever you want to call it ,because it helps to escape from the reality of a harsh world .you`ve laid yourself bare marilyn with a story many including me will relate to..excellent :o) mick

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JeffG7BRJ

1:36PM | Thu, 05 June 2008

Have to agree with Mick Marilyn, I think we have all been there to some extent, I was one of those hunks of beef eyeing you up on the beach, nobody dared kick sand in my face, I was built like Charles Atlas. Lol. You are definately not on your own, it's part of what makes the world go round. Superb words, and I love that dreamy image you have to accompany the 'story'. Excellent work. Bravo!!!!!

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Meisiekind

1:56PM | Thu, 05 June 2008

Dear friend - dream on... because some dreams do come true... Some don't, I know, but some certainly exceed all our expectations. And in this harsh world, if we do not sometimes walk with our heads in the clouds, we will succumb to pain and heartache. Hold on tight to your dream Marilyn. Hugs, Carin :)

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hipps13

2:00PM | Thu, 05 June 2008

such lovely words bring a smile so many dreams we dream the color what makes them wonderful work love the image sweet smile to you warm hug, Linda

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SapUS59

3:30PM | Thu, 05 June 2008

wonderful words and capture my friend, i can relate.

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mamabobbijo

3:47PM | Thu, 05 June 2008

Ahh! One of my favorite places to visit! Where I'm always Queen of the world and Goddess of the Universe! Now I know who's wearing the crown when I'm not in! I hope you have as much fun here as I do!

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timtripp

3:59PM | Thu, 05 June 2008

i've always been that way too! i think it's the nature of creative people and bank robbers. i also seem to find myself 'there' more as time goes by.

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meico

4:15PM | Thu, 05 June 2008

Dreamland ... the backstreets of poets and artists and musicians. The beauty of it is, dear Marilyn, is that sometimes [and often for a regretably short time] the edges of the real world and dreamland merge. Precious moments. Very nicely written, my friend. Mike

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goodoleboy

5:45PM | Thu, 05 June 2008

That's really nice, Marilyn...but I'm jealous of your fantasy dreams. Perhaps I could trade yours for mine, which are so bizarre, eerie and off the wall they are beyond description, but not what you would classify as nightmares. How do I come up with these weird scripts? My doctor says it's creativity at work. On second thought, maybe it wouldn't be a good idea, because you're too nice a person to have to experience what I go through several nights a week.

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Geoaskier

6:17PM | Thu, 05 June 2008

I daydream all the time... great stress release

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jocko500

6:31PM | Thu, 05 June 2008

a wonderful dream to dream. i think it keep us young then.

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auntietk

11:04PM | Thu, 05 June 2008

Nicely written! Perhaps those dreams are a sign of a novelist at play . . . :)

Wolfspirit

2:02AM | Fri, 06 June 2008

Loved this read, thanks for sharing. Rock on!

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Thelby

5:08AM | Fri, 06 June 2008

LOL, SO now you are Ms Clairol. I like that story and have know many that went to Catholic School, Very Cool Story!!!

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photostar

9:15AM | Fri, 06 June 2008

Without dreams, there is no creativity. Well done narrative, Marilyn.

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RobyHermida

1:48PM | Fri, 06 June 2008

NICE.........

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Mad-Mike

5:15PM | Sun, 08 June 2008

Wow very beautiful capture - when I have more time I will read all this :) I will favorite it to remember.

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bluedarkmoon

5:15PM | Sun, 08 June 2008

Absolutely fantastic and very dreamy image :-))))

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LovelyPoetess

9:58PM | Mon, 09 June 2008

Ummmm, not to further burst your bubble, but I'm pretty sure prince charming was a foot fetishist... Great writing though. Keep it coming! : )


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