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Tuesday Coffee Chat



I almost forgot it was Tuesday because we took a little family and friends vacay this weekend to Great Wolf Lodge and that threw me off!



Today's question: What would you do differently if you knew no one would judge you?

First of all, I really don't care if people judge me. Been there done that. And people judge everything anyone does, so my answer today is more about what I would do if I could ...

I would find some little farmhouse for sale with a tiny bit of acreage for a hobby farm and I would move to it. I might have some chickens, a horse to feed apples to and brush, and a teacup piggie. I'd live my life there in solitude enjoying a small garden, books, and a front porch swing. And there I would live out the rest of the days of my life. And I'd do this tomorrow if I had the money.

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If someday I disappear, you will know where to start looking for me.

Comments

  1. Take me with you!!! LOL
    I like your dream. With all that is going on in this world, I honestly do think I could just move to a log cabin in the woods, grow my own garden, bathe in the stream and be very happy. But I would need books and music. Everything else I think I could do without.
    A teacup piggie!!!! I have to Google that. :)

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  2. This sounds like Heaven to me! One of my biggest wishes is to find land way out in the middle of nowhere and have our forever home (until its time for the 4x6 plot), have a garden, our grand-puppies and kitties. Just live a natural, peaceful life.

    I pray this comes true for you! Have a blessed day. :)

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  3. Can I come? This is a beautiful idea, really and truly!

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