“I have a dream”
In honor of Martin Luther King and all that is good in the world we are having “I have a dream” week.
Here’s how it works.
You send us an email at ihaveadream@tellus360.com and we will publish it and give you a prize. Because we are giving the prize you know it will be cool. Only one limitation and that is you got to believe that your dream will help make the world a better place. Absolutely everything else is cool, we believe.
Dream can come to us in any format you like, story, poem, video, art, music, theatre, rap, an architectural design, a photo, we don’t care.
There will be no voting, judging or competition as we feel all dreams when nutured will make the world a better place and we believe everything is possible.
We will accept as many entries as you want and give one prize per person not per entry.
And as inspired by Chet’s photo a day I will post a poem of mine per day for the week and open up my dreams to you.
2 Comments
Stephanie Shearer
January 17, 2012 6:12 am
My dream is for every person to have a safe roof over their head at night. I would love to see more construction using renewable resources, such as straw bale construction, with solar powered radient in floor heating (producing less air polution) and re-teach people how to use porches, fans and transoms instead of A/C to control air flow and heat in the summer months. I went to school to become a draftsman, but couldn’t go further and should have gone on to be an architect. Instead I am now a medical receptionist, missing my dream. Thanks for making me remember what it had been. Perhaps if enough people had the same dream…
Angela Carper
January 17, 2012 9:19 pm
My dream would be to inspire people to be the most they can through art. I originally dreamed of going to Georgetown after Hesston to study art therapy, but due to illness I was unable to continue that dream. I’d like to connect with the homeless and help to bridge the gap between those with disabilities and differences and help them to find a way to make a difference, be accepted, and be a part of the world. To eliminate exclusion. To build acceptance. To find each individuals potential and build a world from that. And art is an easy means to draw that out.