Monday! I should work on Monday. Isn't it amazing that I keep working on my blog? Let me tell you about today's weather: Cold wet drizzles outside and it's windy. Know what it doesn't stop the construction workers from building houses right there at the back side of our house. Right now, they have the cement truck pouring concrete cement on the foundation of the new house. I wonder if the developer will build a rancher or two storey house. I hope the developer of that house will have a better choice of color for the sidings instead of those gray-colored house that's boring. You have to know that you are blocking the sunset view and to see grey houses will only mean you have provided me with the stumbling block.
Note: Just as when I'm writing this blog composition suddenly... the wind blew as fast as flash and the hurricane like scene made those workers run for cover in their vehicles. They drove away, just like that, instantly. That's what you call timing. I should have recorded that on my video camera.
Uhm, what a coincidence eh? Am I a witch? Ha ha ha ha ha! Anyway, I am not the one who made that "wicked wind driven to shoo them away from their unfinished business." They are the same developers who did the foundation of the house where we are residing right now. They can't blame God either. I think it has something to do with circumference. It's so boring right here at my place and the satellites up there gets bored too. Unbelievable?
I wont be able to see the house that looks like the familiar house in the movie "Color Purple." I wont be seeing the green forest. It will be a wider view of many houses being built at the back side of our house. That's the next scene.
OMG! Where to go? Where to live where I can see the view of mountains? The scenic view of the ocean and the lighthouse? I want to see the passing of cruise ships and sailboats everyday. Oh well, I'm always day-dreaming.
At least DREAMS are also subjected to demand curve and dreams can be sold nowadays. You want to buy my dreams?
Sigmund Freud had a book about dreams entitled, "Interpretations of Dreams." Whose dreams he wrote in his books? I don't know. What kind of dreams. I don't know. I haven't seen Sigmund's book. I could only guess that his book is about the dreams of those patients he cured out of depression, mental malady and for those who were mentally challenged then only God knows what's inside their mind.
