Other people's dreams

This whole Kinsaw thing has been on the surreal side. Just how I like it. I haven't talked much yet about my friend Max. He's a good guy and he named his son Zen. My lot at this time seems to experience many types of lives. I realized that to some extent I'm visiting other people's dreams. It's a lot of hard work to turn a dream into a reality. I've got dreams yet too. It's educational to see the commitment and effort put forth by others and watch the dream be realized. My dreams consist of literary success and artistic success. I've attained most of my other dreams so far. Maybe some weren't so lofty or important in the grand scheme of things. But we all come from different backgrounds and circumstances. To be a river guide, to lead mountain bike trips, to travel, to love, to learn, to be a powder skiing guide, an instructor, a ski patroller, these and others have been attained. To illustrate childrens books is another. So now specifically they are paint, photograph and write. Among others. Good night. Peace, pedal, paddle or oar, Steve.