I knew even in my half-sleep it was nonsense, meaningless, but that forcing and hammering would clear its shape.
But then when I started writing, not a word of it remains, not even a hint of its direction
Beginning to feel sleepier, I surrendered & turned off the lights, that was shortly after midnight.

I usually have dreamless sleep I wished if I would dream of anything that night.
just as soon as I closed my eyes; thoughts popped up in my head, I knew if I tried to catch them again it will be in vain.
And when I wake up in the morning I will forget all about it.
I usually have that easy sleep, but something was preventing me that day from sleep.

Light was coming through my window; I left it half open to see the moon rays falling on the curtain, it made wonderful shapes with that pale grey & silver stripes.

It is very cold, the forlorn wind scarcely breathes, I loved to close my eyes a moment and think of the land outside. a long walk; short pier … the sound of ocean, the rain drops, smelling the night breath full with grass scent … how relaxing and quiet it was.
Now I’m not remembering anything about those thoughts, just great well to go on in such way till I sleep … I only felt the morning light scorching my face I woke up it was around 6 am, closed my window to sleep for another more 2 hours preparing to wake up to go for work.I couldn’t write anything of that which was in my head that night, but it was all fine with me, although I didn’t dream!

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While we were out shopping one day, I insisted upon stopping at one place and then another and another–intensly searching for a specific item. Finally, I found it at Staples–it’s a metal counter. You know, one of those metal things that you can ‘click’ to help you keep track of the number of items you are counting. People counting stock in a store often use them.

When we got into the car, my dad looked quite bewildered and asked, “What are you EVER going to do with that?”

To which I replied, “Do you remember that double rainbow we saw this morning? Well, [click, click].”

“And do you remember how the sun was shining while it rained and the rain looked like silver tinsle? Well, [click, click]!”

My dad caught on right away! And for the rest of his visit one of us would appreciate something and say, “You’d better give that a ‘click’.”

Each time we gave something a click we would laugh or smile and joke about how many ‘clicks’ we had gathered that day. People watching us may have thought we were drunk–we were drunk with joy!

One afternoon, my dad began to talk about an unpleasant memory. As I began to enter into his vibration he stopped me and said, “We’d better drop this subject or we’ll loose two ‘clicks’!” Oh, we laughed as we realized how a simple little object could raise our vibration so wonderfully that we DARED not loose a single ‘click’.

Dad has gone back to Dallas, Texas now. And he is telling all his friends about the “AC”–not air conditioning–the Appreciation Counter.
This is something you must experience to fully appreciate!=. It’s the best $12.00 I’ve spent in a long time.

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Rebecca Hanson, Master LOA Coach-Rebecca Hanson has been out of the workforce for 30 years, raising a large family, when she discovered the Law of Attraction. At an age when most people are thinking about retirement, Rebecca was just getting started. In five short years, she leveraged this powerful law to turn her life around and start seven successful businesses. Rebecca teaches others how to harness the Law of Attraction so they, too, can have careers that are profitable, exciting and rewarding.

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