heli thoughts

a helicopter frequently flies low over our house, and i've been told it belongs to luke bryan. he lives just down the road a piece and he is rich enough to have a heli, so i have no reason to doubt this is his. i don't know if he flies it himself or has a pilot. that wasn't part of what i was told.

i can see the convenience and i feel like it's probably no more risky than a car, but i am just not sure i'd have a heli. i just don't know. 

i do know if i were rich enough to have a heli, i'd have a swimming pool. i love to swim and i don't think it's an overestimation to say i'd be in my pool most every day. clearly, i am rich enough for a heli, so my pool is an indoor/outdoor jobbie where you swim under the plexiglass window to get outside. i'd pay someone to come over and certify me as a lifeguard so i could keep all the kiddos safe.

i'd also have smallish lake big enough to canoe around. i like to canoe and it's good exercise. i would paddle around a while then lay back on the stern deck, put my feet up on the thwarts, and just get some sun. not too much, though, since you can only really comfortably lay on your back in a canoe, and i wouldn't want to be all one-sided.

i'd have a place to play my harmonicas. first, i would have more harmonicas, and second, i would play them more. apparently, i am assuming i am independently wealthy or something, because no one is going to pay me to play my harmonica. i am good, but i am not that good.

one thing i wouldn't worry too much about is having a bunch of televisions everywhere. i mean, one in the gym and one in the family room, but there doesn't need to be a TV in every room. read a book, why dontcha? 

i am not looking for a huge house, but it would be nice to have enough room to have everyone over. to have family or friends spend the night - like, to have guest suites with bathrooms. i might put a TV in the guest suite because that might feel homey, but you are here to visit, so don't be sitting in there all day! it would be nice to have enough space to be able to have people feel comfortable, not crowded. for visitors to have their own space so they don't feel like they are encroaching. maybe put a mini-fridge in the guest suite - and you don't have to pay for what you take out!

pool. lake. harmonica studio. not too many TVs. a place for company to be comfortable.

after i have all that, then maybe i will think about the heli.