What is your life long dream?
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re - "To Kill a Mockingbird". How good is Gregory Peck as Atticus Finch. Perfect.Tip the Bottle wrote:Gannon wrote:To own an old style book shop with two stories. That sells old rare editions and new books. We would have author signings and there would be lots of comfy couches to sit in and read. There would be a coffee shop which sold every type of coffee, a book club which would meet every monday night and all the regulars whould come in get comfy with a coffee or tea and discuss everything books. Oh also we would stock and order limited editions. I would wake up with a smile on my face and love going into work everyday.
I'll own the US branch. Seriously that pretty much sums up my dream. It would be so fantastic to wake every morning and deal with books and book people.
I would also like to own a small one screen theater and show all my favorite old movies. That would be so great I would show classics like 'To Kill a Mockingbird', 'Breakfast at Tiffany's', 'Creature from the Black Lagoon" and kung-fu movies.
I need to win the lottery

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To own an old style book shop with two stories.
That's a lovely dream! I hope you can achieve it!
I know this is going to sound hokey, but when I was younger all I wanted was to clone a gene, (and then I did it), and then all I wanted was to be a first author on a scientific publication (and then I did that, a lot). And now, I swear, I just want to be truly, honestly happy.
Wow, sorry for being a downer...
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When I feel like that I always think of the line from Leonard Cohen:Molecularblonde wrote:Thanks Aileen...just wish I had that excitement for life that I had when I was younger...guess I'm having a 43 y/o mid-life-crisis, lol!
'The birds they sing at break of day
Start again ... I heard them say'
A world is born again that never dies.
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- Fran
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Absolutely beautiful lyrics .... pure poetry.Molecularblonde wrote:That's a lovely quote Fran. I feel like printing it out and taping it to my mirror...
(I had to look up the author, is his music good?)
A world is born again that never dies.
- My Home by Clive James