I had a very fascinating dream last night. It was colorful. Indeed it was because right there outside my front door is a big basket filled with rolls of yarns. Just as when I'm about to touch the basket then my dream got blurry and my dream stop, right there I woke up and have a hard tme falling asleep that I decided to turn on the television to know the weather forecast and to know the latest news. So far the weather forecast is quite pleasant to hear and the news around the world is the same old cliche. Then I changed the channel and watched a documentary film travelogue of a man who spent his vacation in Denmark. The long concrete bridge was shown and also the beautiful old castles still prominently adorned with lavish paintings and treasures of magnanimous proportions and wealth. It was turned into a museum. Then the landscape is breathtaking, manicured green lawn created into an amazing maze. The village was small with 7,000 inhabitants and they lived by farming, and other trade skills such known to them since the first time they land there as vikings. Part of Norway was also shown or featured in such a way that these two villages are somewhat inter-connected. Beautiful awesome landscapes and seascapes. Big sailboats and motorboats abound the high seas and at the dock. Fabulous locations. Old windmills can no longer be seen as it was replaced by the modern wind turbines towering over the horizon of flat lands.

And that you may thank the Lord for having a land with towering mountains and hills . Pillars of concrete boulders, rock and limestone thousand meters above sea water level. That no matter how much flood you get in Canada still is ...you will always be above flood water.

Twenty five more days and it is BACK TO SCHOOL. Thinking about the budget needed for my kids school supplies, backpacks and school clothing plus accessories? Mind boggling. For the mean time I have to relax. I need an awesome relaxation for the many stress and tensions that comes within the blogworld and within the entire member of the family. Ciao.