Describe your fantasy life

fuzzybuddy said:
Well, my fantasy starts when I become Emperor of the Universe, then it tends to get grandiose.
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Be careful Fuzzy ... They say absolute power corrupts absolutely. Perhaps you could become a benevolent dictator where everyone loves you.
 

Brookswood said:
Attractive women lined up to bring me a casserole at dinner time. Another line of women to bring over homemade pie for dessert.
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Lol ... It reminds me of something I heard once, it goes like this .... Men just want three things: They want a sandwich ... they want a woman ... and they want a woman to make them a sandwich. I just thought it was a swipe at men, but alas, maybe there is a grain of truth in that. Either way, this most certainly qualifies as a fantasy.
 
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Judycat said:
My fantasy life involves being able to remove certain people from this mortal plane. Will not elaborate. Have never believed I could though. Hence the fantasy angle.
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Well, I hope in your fantasy, they deserve to be ejected, and I'm assuming you are not issuing parachutes. Although, if it's a doomed plane, then it may not matter anyway.
 
In my fantasy I would live in a smaller house that was designed for growing old in. House would have a beautiful view of the Blue Ridge Mountains in the distance and a river nearby. Enough room for family to visit a few days - then leave. A few near neighbors but not within sight of the house. Friends would occasionally stop by to rock on porch with me. Need a cat.

But I want modern conveniences too - good WiFi, city water ( not dependent on a well) a library and a grocery close by, a local Dr., someone to maintain my yard. A nearby farm produce stand.
Basically, a small village with public transportation.

And just enough money to meet my needs and not have financial worries. Maybe a little left over for occasional luxuries.
 
MountainRa said:
In my fantasy I would live in a smaller house that was designed for growing old in. House would have a beautiful view of the Blue Ridge Mountains in the distance and a river nearby. Enough room for family to visit a few days - then leave. A few near neighbors but not within sight of the house. Friends would occasionally stop by to rock on porch with me. Need a cat.

But I want modern conveniences too - good WiFi, city water ( not dependent on a well) a library and a grocery close by, a local Dr., someone to maintain my yard. A nearby farm produce stand.
Basically, a small village with public transportation.

And just enough money to meet my needs and not have financial worries. Maybe a little left over for occasional luxuries.
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Sounds like you have thought of everything. A very nice fantasy indeed.
 
My fantasy life is leading a nation from the stone age to the jet age in Civilization VI from Steam.com. I start with one primitive person with a club in 4,000 BC to commanding millions of men who use jets, tanks and even nukes in 2050. One game usually takes from 6 months to a year to complete. It has an Artificial Intelligence from 1 to 8. I lose fast if I play against AI 2 to 8 so only play it at AI level 1 where I can have a good time winning.

It can be played multiplayer but I've never found anyone who would devote this type of time to a GAME.
 
On my way to and from work, I used to pass these old warehouses and think how great it would be to own one. By the time they had sold off those warehouses and turned them into flats and offices, I could visualise every floor - open plan spaces, big windows, exposed brickwork, industrial canteen style kitchen. I would have converted one floor as my home and the rest would have been art spaces - maybe an art studio, a photography gallery and dark room, a writers' room, a recording studio and maybe even a tattoo parlour, dance studio and perhaps a meditation room. My idea was to share the art floors with local artists and on the ground floor there'd be a gallery where we would hope to sell our stuff so we could pay the bills and buy more supplies.

I know, in reality, it would probably not work but, in a fantasy world, everyone would get along and every day would be fun. :)
 
The house has highspeed internet, a view of the ocean and redwood trees out of every window; every room except kitchen and bathroom the walls are lined with books and artwork; the temperature is always between 55 and 60 degrees F; there is sometimes rain and fog but no snow; there are a well-stocked library branch, a large size grocery store with a floral dept. and a pharmacy, a good used bookstore, a craft supply store, a good medical doctor, and a good dentist all within walking distance.
 
officerripley said:
The house has highspeed internet, a view of the ocean and redwood trees out of every window; every room except kitchen and bathroom the walls are lined with books and artwork; the temperature is always between 55 and 60 degrees F; there is sometimes rain and fog but no snow; there are a well-stocked library branch, a large size grocery store with a floral dept. and a pharmacy, a good used bookstore, a craft supply store, a good medical doctor, and a good dentist all within walking distance.
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Sounds like paradise. Good choice.
 
Memories. I'm hanging with friends and family, around my kitchen table. It's covered with an old wool blanket, and cookie crumbs. There are bowls of chocolates and popcorn, and homemade hard cider. We don't talk p---s either, not because we are not allowed to, but because they are not amusing. No, we're playing poker or cuthroat pinochle, or maybe partners. I'm wearing my lucky Freddie-Fender headband and I've got my lucky silver dollar warmed up under my fingers, and I'm winning as usual.
 

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