Welcome to my dream cottage. It’s near the water and even has a bit of a waterview. It is a traditional Victorian seaside summer cottage. I love how it looks much as it probably did when it was first built in 1876. I found it online after returning home from the Writing Retreat. And in the spirit of believing in dreams and doing what I can to make mine a reality, I actually called the realtor, made an appointment, and in spite of Saturday’s stormy weather, hubby and I went to see it.
I can easily imagine the hours of writing, knitting, visiting and tea sipping that could be passed on the front porch. And doesn’t the bedroom balcony above just beg for early morning contemplation and writing?
Can you see any similarities?
This is one of my drawings and the kind of buildings I’ve been sketching forever.
The dream cottage photo will be the central feature in my next vision board. Stay tuned!
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No purchases for me, so far. I’m still hoping, too, Lorraine. But like Kelli, it’s on my vision board and in my ‘hope chest’.
Hi, thanks for sharing sometimes I feel my dream cottage doesn’t exist or it won’t happen…still hoping…
That’s a darling little cottage, Lisa! I’ve been catching up with you and wow! Things have really been happening for you! Good for you!! Thanks for your good wishes … and I hope we can meet up in NOTL next year! ~ hugs, Lynda
Buy it.
AH! I LOVE THIS! My gosh. I have a vision board too and I can’t tell you how fun it is to see my dreams become realities. Good for you!
Lisa, I sure can see the similarties. Sounds as though it’s been on a vision board of sorts already. Thanks for sharing!