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Happy Friday - My small seeds blossomed!


I want to let you all know what a lovely day I had last Saturday.  I've been thinking for sometime now that I would like to extend the pleasure of our dreamboard experience, share with others in our corner of the universe!  I have been involved with quite a few artsy groups but never heard of a vision or dreamboarding group?


 I'd already had a few chats with my yoga teacher about the Law of Attraction etc. and told her about Jamie Ridler and the on-line dreamboard group and asked if she would like to come along and get creative herself?  I'm very happy to report that's just what we did ....
I was apprehensive about this to start with, but needn't have been, Natalie came along with delicious home made lavender cookies and chocolate cup cakes so beautifully wrapped.  We had a great time getting into the flow and chatting about our dreams etc...... My dream is that this will be a regular slot in our calendar and that we can attract more dreamers!  And who knows where it will lead!!!
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Ginny said…
It must have been wonderful to share the creative experience with your yoga teacher. I hope that your group grows and grows. I too am hoping to share the dreamboard experience with my friends. I think it would be so much fun. Isn't great to have a husband who creates furniture? Have a wonderful week.
30 April 2010 at 13:26
Lissa said…
I took a peak at your dream board. Beautiful! Wish I was at your house, would have loved to try those lavender cookies:) Have a Happy week!
30 April 2010 at 14:55
Nancy said…
Sounds like a really fun concept. It's good to hear you found a partner you can work with. Wish I could join - who could refuse a lavender cookie? Best wishes going forward.
30 April 2010 at 16:25
Rochelle said…
Yay to you for reaching out and extending yourself - that's the hardest part for me. Sounds lovely (I'm usually ripping images out of magazines while my husband is sleeping on the couch "watching" TV!) ;->
30 April 2010 at 16:41
Suzie Ridler said…
So glad that dreamboarding was such a positive experience for you! And, it's gorgeous.
30 April 2010 at 17:26
becky n said…
Well, now you've got me curious. I'll have to look more closely at the dream boards - glad you have found a group to share with. Such a cute picture of the dog enjoyine the cupcake - or remains of one.
30 April 2010 at 18:35
Carmen said…
you are a natural! your dreamboards are gorgeous
26 May 2010 at 21:48
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