dreamtravel's blog

It is hard to believe that the picket signs, robocalls, and the rallies on television have come to an end. The 2008 election is finally over. Left in its wake is a new president. Our fate as a country lies in the hands of a newcomer to Washington. Barack Obama. Who you voted for, or who you rooted for, does not matter now.  Read More »

Gun control. Will that solve the problems of the United States? No it will not because guns are not the problem.
America’s problem, is that we have a soon to be president that is putting people in danger, rewriting the constitution, and taking away family heirlooms.  Read More »

… I’m unhappy. To put it simply. Life is about making decisions and it can be a struggle for those of us who cannot make a final choice. I mean gosh you would think I could make one single itty bitty choice for once. Just say “Yes” Stop hesitating. Figure out what I want and don’t take what I can get. With the games I keep playing, someone’s going to get hurt I know.  Read More »

I wrote this a few months ago but I figured it would
a.) Be great advice for someone
b.) At least give you a good laugh  Read More »

I am terrified of relationships.
That's honesty for you.
The irony is that people who know me.... have no idea.  Read More »

Sometimes I feel as though I could say “I love you” but I refrain. What is there to accomplish from those three words? Is it chaos and confusion? I couldn’t well say those words and walk away now could I? My heartstrings are being tugged on, or is it just my mind? How could I sort out all of these things without knowing which is talking… my heart or head?  Read More »

The Lovely Bones is a novel with strong emotions that will knock you off your feet. Author Alice Sebold crosses the line most authors don’t. Writing about death and rape from the dead girl Susie Salmon’s point of view. The Lovely Bones is a novel filled with tragedy yet hopes that things will eventually get better.  Read More »

I’ve never been a natural talent at activities or sports. Many girls grew up in Girl Scouts or softball. I wasn’t one of them, but that didn’t stop me. In high school I started experimenting with sports. I played soccer but I wasn’t competitive enough. I biked six miles downtown but I got my license and found out driving would be quicker.  Read More »