Endless dreams and a cup of coffee

Waking up to the warmth of the day's first sun rays on your face is remarkable. That goes without saying that that's exactly the way I was able to wake up this morning. In fact, it's still morning in here. I could have slept a lot longer but I felt like maybe it's time to gather some thoughts here and then proceed to the daily tasks that await for me..:)

Living and breathing through music, I've often wondered what it would be like if we had soundtrack to all of our own lives. Imagine the feeling of hearing your favourite love song playing quietly on the background on the day you meet your true love. Continuing on the same line of thought, imagine hearing the tens of violins calling your name in the wind when you stand on the beach while oceanwaves playfully crash next to you. May sound a bit too melodramatic I know. But for some reason that particular thought often procees through my mind and you know what; it may make me look like a mental patient but I don't wanna let go of it. If you share the same creative wave link here, let that feeling take you over one day; you may find yourself smiling in the most surprising of moments.

As for my life in general, it's not really a secret that there are times when I have serious difficulties coping with the reality. It amazes me that I've managed to do the things that I've done so far. We all go through rough times and some wounds just never heal. But I've been trying to let the little things go as much as possible so I can focus my energy on tackling the big ones. And after all, life's too short for hatred and resentment. Beauty is always to be found; it can be a kind thought, a smile on a person's face, your dog greeting you at the door after a long day at work, a card from someone you haven't heard from in ages or, as in my case, the melodies and harmonies that create music..

A friend of mine recently quoted Mark Twain and I couldn't agree more with Twain's words. I also think that that particular quote is truly a proper way of ending this insert: "

"Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover." -- Mark Twain--