_____________________________________________________ Obviously the Poetical Journal Christmas issue for 2015 ____________________________________________________ Enjoy the early winter shots taken in the Midway area. Opening Comments from Bob Two Poems: Dreams and A Gentle Breeze Quotable Quotes Reminder: If you are filtering... PJ Demographics – Subscribers in 21 states and 11 countries PJ Online PJ Policies Subscription information This book will make a great gift, especially for those with imagination! My novel To the End of Time and Back: An Epic Journeys available via Amazon and Kindle. It will grab you from the start and carry you to places you have never been. The book contains many diverse ideas and is a great love story filled with adventure and intrigue. Questions? Email me. To read more click here. To go to Amazon, click here. A number of individuals have sent some wonderful reviews. You can read some of them in Forum Section below. Be sure to read the NEW one! _____________________________________________________________________________________ Opening Comments from Bob This Issue: As is tradition, the December PJ is sent out on Christmas Eve. It is always a brief one as far as traditional content but is LARGE in terms of seasonal greetings and best wishes. To follow me on Facebook, click on Poet Bob, and ask to befriend me. .Two Poems Dreams Another year has passed.       Where has it gone?       Where have they gone? Only yesterday, one dreamed of what could be.       Now, they have faded.       Only memories remain real. Within a small voice whispers,       "Do you not understand?       Life is the dream. How we choose to use those moments       creates not only memories       but also dreams. Seize them like precious diamonds. For the sparkle and glitter       reflecting from them       will reveal what still can be." Comment: Except for the final call, it is never too late. (The original poem was written over ten years ago. The above is a substantial rewrite of it.)   A Gentle Breeze Why not live life     like the gentle breeze? Coming quietly,     offering a refreshing breath. Caressing all     with whom you brush against. Leaving delightful sensations     of your visit. Comment: None needed (Again an old poem fitting for Christmas, really anytime of the year.)             Early snow on the mountains Kicks off the Holiday Season.   A few of the winners at the annual charity Heber City Gingerbread House competition          Top         Back to Westward Ho Click on the icon if you entered this site from another and wish to go to my home page.