The dreams of grown-up children 12.03.2025 18:22:47

Yesterday morning started like usual, around 7. The endless cycle of tasks: prepare breakfast, get myself together, start studying, maybe do some physical exercise if ten free minutes can be found. Then lunch, a little music and dancing, and we’re off again. And then the pause came. The very pause that is needed every day for Dreams. We went for a walk with the dog: to breathe in fresh air, to think about something other than worries and endless tasks.



We didn’t just go for a walk, but to the plot of land I fell in love with when I was about 12. I simply saw it and started dreaming. At first — only about a stable, then — about a house, a garden, and a stable. For some reason, it’s the seventh year that draws me here, here is where I want to return, here is where I want to dream and plan. Here, the eye sees what is still in its very infancy, but after all, every project begins with a thought in the mind, with an idea.

We stood with the dog, looked around. I got my aesthetic pleasure, admired the sky, watched the sunset. These were the calmest, quietest, and most precious 5 minutes of the day. The most productive of all the 9 hours I spent studying with breaks for food.

One must know how to stop and dream. Maybe someday, on this currently just beautiful but empty field, there will be a house, horses will graze at the far end of the plot, and in time, the planted garden will grow. And then, little children will run around there. God willing.

Kin Domain Settlement Lubimovka
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Tver region

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