Treasure Island

@rem_la: Beaucoup, beaucoup mieux....rem, tu vas voir dans mes prochaines réponses ;)

@Michael Rawluk: Michael, It's a magical treasure chest. You open it and all fears escape and you close and lock it.

Then you find your Spiritual Safe Space. Could be in the mountains or in the rain; in an art studio or a bowling lane; in your backyard or under the positive ions of the shower. When you get there, the lock disappears and all fears evaporate in the strongest spiritual element of your choosing without harming no one and nothing. :)

Thanks so much!

@Michael Skorulski: Thanks so much Michael, It's a magical treasure chest. You open it and all fears escape and you close and lock it.

Then you find your Spiritual Safe Space. Could be in the mountains or in the rain; in an art studio or a bowling lane; in your backyard or under the positive ions of the shower. When you get there, the lock disappears and all fears evaporate in the strongest spiritual element of your choosing without harming no one and nothing.

@Koushiro~光子郎: Isn't it wonderful Koushiro, and I will repeat the same thing for each of my wonderful visitors: It's a magical treasure chest. You open it and all fears escape and you close and lock it.

Then you find your Spiritual Safe Space. Could be in the mountains or in the rain; in an art studio or a bowling lane; in your backyard or under the positive ions of the shower. When you get there, the lock disappears and all fears evaporate in the strongest spiritual element of your choosing without harming no one and nothing. :)

Thanks so much!

@Hans: No need to dream my dear Hans, the secret is being revealed to all my wonderful visitors:
It's a magical treasure chest. You open it and all fears escape and you close and lock it.

Then you find your Spiritual Safe Space. Could be in the mountains or in the rain; in an art studio or a bowling lane; in your backyard or under the positive ions of the shower. When you get there, the lock disappears and all fears evaporate in the strongest spiritual element of your choosing without harming no one and nothing. :)

Thanks so much!

@Daryl: lol I appreciate that Daryl, and the secret bears repeating:
It's a magical treasure chest. You open it and all fears escape and you close and lock it.

Then you find your Spiritual Safe Space. Could be in the mountains or in the rain; in an art studio or a bowling lane; in your backyard or under the positive ions of the shower. When you get there, the lock disappears and all fears evaporate in the strongest spiritual element of your choosing without harming no one and nothing. :)

Thanks so much!

@eddy: Hi Eddy, I'm sharing its secret :
It's a magical treasure chest. You open it and all fears escape and you close and lock it.

Then you find your Spiritual Safe Space. Could be in the mountains or in the rain; in an art studio or a bowling lane; in your backyard or under the positive ions of the shower. When you get there, the lock disappears and all fears evaporate in the strongest spiritual element of your choosing without harming no one and nothing. :)

Thanks so much!

@MaryB: and I would love to hear about it, Dear Mary, and let me repeat this short explanation of the Treasure:
It's a magical treasure chest. You open it and all fears escape and you close and lock it.

Then you find your Spiritual Safe Space. Could be in the mountains or in the rain; in an art studio or a bowling lane; in your backyard or under the positive ions of the shower. When you get there, the lock disappears and all fears evaporate in the strongest spiritual element of your choosing without harming no one and nothing. :)

Thanks so much!

@Barbara: Thanks so much Barb, and as I've been saying in all my comments and copied 'cause Iknow most people only read the comments they receive lol
It's a magical treasure chest. You open it and all fears escape and you close and lock it.

Then you find your Spiritual Safe Space. Could be in the mountains or in the rain; in an art studio or a bowling lane; in your backyard or under the positive ions of the shower. When you get there, the lock disappears and all fears evaporate in the strongest spiritual element of your choosing without harming no one and nothing. :)

Thanks so much!

@DaveB: Hey Dave,
here's the story behind it, obviously repeating myself lol:
It's a magical treasure chest. You open it and all fears escape and you close and lock it.

Then you find your Spiritual Safe Space. Could be in the mountains or in the rain; in an art studio or a bowling lane; in your backyard or under the positive ions of the shower. When you get there, the lock disappears and all fears evaporate in the strongest spiritual element of your choosing without harming no one and nothing. :)

Thanks so much!

@saeed: and there's a reason for that Saeed ;)
It's a magical treasure chest. You open it and all fears escape and you close and lock it.

Then you find your Spiritual Safe Space. Could be in the mountains or in the rain; in an art studio or a bowling lane; in your backyard or under the positive ions of the shower. When you get there, the lock disappears and all fears evaporate in the strongest spiritual element of your choosing without harming no one and nothing. :)

Thanks so much!

@paulski: Hi Paulski, thanks so much see previous answers to what it is exactly ;)

@Judy: Thanks dear Judy, I've explained in previous comment all about the treasure....check it out, or if you don't want to, I can paste it right here for you ;)

@Helma: Thanks a lot Helma, see the long comments if you want an explanation ;)

@Japanalia: The best treasures one can ever had dear Gabriela, here's the story:
It's a magical treasure chest. You open it and all fears escape and you close and lock it.

Then you find your Spiritual Safe Space. Could be in the mountains or in the rain; in an art studio or a bowling lane; in your backyard or under the positive ions of the shower. When you get there, the lock disappears and all fears evaporate in the strongest spiritual element of your choosing without harming no one and nothing. :)

Thanks so much!

@Cheryl: That's so sweet, do you want the long aswer or do you prefer reading it in other comments LOL thanks very much Cheryl ;)

@tyan: Isn't it gorgeous? lol I paid peanuts for it at a garage sale...I should have put my little text in the text box, it is really all about the box ;)

@Ian Bramham: You want the long version Ian lol or how about just thanks so much for that lovely comment ;)

@Janice Thomson: Thanks so much mon amie, a long time ago I wrote a short story about a boy called Michael and his magical box, so I applied it to this wonderful chest that I bought for peanuts lol ;)

@JoeB: Absolutely, and I had to get in the water to get that shot, and the water was so wonderful and the sand sooo soft I wanted to go for a swim, but I had the box and 2 cameras....no dip, but got some nice photos lol thanks Joe

@yiannis krikis: Thanks so much Yiannis, I appreciate it :)

@Hans: Thanks very much Hans :)

@Ana Lúcia: What a nice compliment Ana, thanks :)

@Vink: Merci beaucoup Vink :)

@Alun Lambert: Thanks a lot Alun :)

@Observing: Mike, no worries visit anytime or not :) Yes I was lucky to get this magnificent chess at a garage sale for just a few dollars...someone's trash is someone else's treasure. The seller just got tired of looking at it lol

@kurt: The Power to Erase all your fears Kurt ;) isn't that magical? Thanks so much!

@laughingwolf: found at a garage sales for barely a few dollars, I was in the right place at the right time :)

@standley: Oh non, pas le fameux torticolis! lol Merci beaucoup Richard :)

@Ras: Isn't it gorgeous, got it for peanuts at a garage sale lol thanks a lot Ras :)

@Craig: Thanks a lot Craig, I appreciate it :)

@Roman: Chuckle, chuckle, snort...If it's any comfort Roman, I was in the water when I took this, believe me the contortion to get this shot was pretty ridiculous, not to mention that my pants which I had rolled up to the knee, kept on falling in the water and my shadow wanted to get in the photo...still the water was lovely, if I hadn't had 2 cameras and the chest and other goodies, I would have jumped right in ;) Thanks so much for the giggle

@Andrew Gould: That's a wonderful compliment Andrew, thanks so much :)

@laughingwolf: Thanks Tony :)

@Marie: Merci beaucoup Marie :)