The part of this movie I loved, was her ability to see into her future. I feel like this movie took something from my very own thoughts as I also see into my future, who I'm with and what I'm doing (with what I've accomplished). It's never been about the typical American Dream with an awesome immediate family, happiness, nice home, nice car(s), plenty of abundance (money, food, joy), exemplary kids, which most women and some men dream of today, just like back then. Most of us want a similar dream. But it's not about our dreams coming true, rather than our own selves accomplishing the spectacular things we desire from the ability to see into the future of our desire. As one who focuses on my desires and maintains my vision, staying in control of it moment by moment, I will be right there with this film actresses' vision of the future, not what she wants, but what I want based on my priorities. She was not sure of what she was initially seeing as her accomplishment, the husband and the children, until it hit her that what she was seeing was actually unfolding right in front of her. So that's what I'm still waiting upon, for what I see in my current vision through my focused control may not have enough detail to hit me about how and when I see myself being able to pull it off. But with my guides, I can make anything happen. Without them, my vision is not even possible to achieve. The movie was great because of her ability to see into her future and maintain that vision for as long as it was necessary to understand the details and put it all together. Although this is not my favorite Hallmark movie of all time, I ranked it higher due to the concept of visions. We need to have them.
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