London of course! You can wear three piece suits almost always.
Best regards, Dr
Yes, sign me up for London too. I've always wanted to wear a three piece suit in public.
London of course! You can wear three piece suits almost always.
Best regards, Dr
Right here. Right now.
You can live in your head, dreaming of silliness that was or never would be, or you can live in the world you are presented with and face it head on and make of it what you will. Bet it. Build it. Win it. Lose it. Whatever. Some of our greatest heroes died paupers after lives of risk and adventure. But they lived.
Similarly, if you live in the United States you were born free men and women. You may go wherever you wish and live wherever you wish. If you don't like where you are, why in the world do you live there? Sell your hats, buy a ticket, and figure out how to support yourself once you get there.
Or you can just dream your life away.
Or you can just dream your life away.
Right here. Right now.
You can live in your head, dreaming of silliness that was or never would be, or you can live in the world you are presented with and face it head on and make of it what you will. Or you can just dream your life away.
Similarly, if you live in the United States you were born free men and women. You may go wherever you wish and live wherever you wish. If you don't like where you are, why in the world do you live there? Sell your hats, buy a ticket, and figure out how to support yourself once you get there.
Or you can just dream your life away.
So part of me has the reaction to say that the only people who can pick up and move without a care have either: A. No responsibilities beyond themselves and/or B. Have never had no money (to the point of knowing they will be on the street) and/or C. Are independently wealthy/ always had a safety net (and know they will always have one).
The other part of me wants to say that there are dreams beyond where someone wants to live. There is a balance between all of these factors. I have career aspirations, and I've fought long and hard to try and achieve them. There are characteristics of where I want to live, many of which I know can be found in many parts of the world. But I also want a career- the point is balance.
There are nothing wrong with dreams, realistic or not. If you don't dream, you don't have goals and you lack vision. If you're not happy where you are, you are miserable. It's a balance.
So part of me has the reaction to say that the only people who can pick up and move without a care have either: A. No responsibilities beyond themselves and/or B. Have never had no money (to the point of knowing they will be on the street) and/or C. Are independently wealthy/ always had a safety net (and know they will always have one).
The other part of me wants to say that there are dreams beyond where someone wants to live. There is a balance between all of these factors. I have career aspirations, and I've fought long and hard to try and achieve them. There are characteristics of where I want to live, many of which I know can be found in many parts of the world. But I also want a career- the point is balance.
There are nothing wrong with dreams, realistic or not. If you don't dream, you don't have goals and you lack vision. If you're not happy where you are, you are miserable. It's a balance.