Escaping Vanity

Modern Dreams about Ancient Times A dream following five family members. My father, my daughter, and two other folks riding with me while returning home from some kind of event. In this dream they somehow convinced us to stop for fancy coffee. An establishment fairly close to home. The time was later afternoon, early evening, post exciting outing. We were going home to relax and get some rest. Our point in stopping was to get a refreshing drink and cool off.  We parked and everyone walked in. The counter was shaped like something from Tetris. Long stretch then a right angle, and another long stretch parallel to the first. This design had a series of registers in different directions. Everyone got in line for their cashier like the rows to sit in on a roller coaster. Each person standing up to order. No drive-thru. In the lobby, I was speaking with my father out amongst the booths. The gals went through the line, placed the order, and then went to the restroom. The twist came after they

Complacency is philosophical cancer. Second-guessing represents quicksand. Lack of commitment takes on various forms. The explanation for this inability to decide [and proceed] with an investment is rarely clairvoyant. The skepticism and delays produce external questions. This creates new items which need resolution for progress to occur.  Social mechanisms of putting in effort; met with a series of accumulated or eligible choices. These are the things people say they need. Yet, sometimes, a denial is issued- though all of the requirements were met. Defended by the abstract idea of choice. Still, there were a series of established parameters and goals now fulfilled. Where decisions are concerned: outcomes remain completely subjective and unpredictable. This unreliable process destroys faith in communication. The understood benchmarks and needs are not binding, they are merely suggestions. Rewards for meeting these criteria are uncertain. Prospects are more accurately described as judgm

Though calendars estimate the changing of seasons...  nature lies beyond our control.  Choosing the atmosphere best suited for an individual to thrive  is one of our most crucial decisions to be made.  Supporting one another along these paths  is an unselfish and conscious effort.  Do everything you can for the people around you;  the gaps created by the absence of aid are the cracks our fellow man are lost to. # Sav1or