November 22, 2010
If you could see what I see
yikes..well this weekend made me realize how much i miss those kids.
Those kids are pretty much awesome. I have missed being with them…I have sooo much I wanna share with them and learn from them. I really wanna jump back into doing stuff with youth…just now I dont know when i can…they have their thing on sunday nights but i have to work sunday nights……and making these films pretty much is a lifestyle. It’s very very VERY time consuming. I’ve always been into helping youth though..i want to help them and share with them everything i know. I wanna be there for them. …I guess for now I just gotta wait and see how things pan out
June 7, 2010
Sometimes
May 16, 2010
yeaaaaaa
April 30, 2010
April 28, 2010
One of the Reasons I Don't Like Obama...
April 25, 2010
Again
April 17, 2010
Giggidy Giddidy Goo
April 15, 2010
Weird.
April 14, 2010
Hmmmm...
April 9, 2010
In a Hole
April 6, 2010
Maybe...Just Maybe
Now I've got to leave and find a way back to where I came from
Playing all the games and
Living in a place that was not for me
So I thought it was time
For me to get what's mine
And to do it all, everything I dreamed
What I thought was the best of me turned to be
All the worst I could find
If I run to you
Will you hold me in your arms forevermore
If I run to you
Will you hold me in your arms forevermore
Now I got a feeling
That I've got to leave and
Find a way back to where I came from
Though I don't deserve it
I know it's unheard but
Living here without you, my life is done
I confess that I shouldn't have run from you
Now I know I was wrong
Nowhere to run to
And no one to turn to
I'm dying out here on my own
Long before I even thought of returning
Your arms are wide open
Waiting for me to come home
Will you hold me in your arms forevermore
If I run to you
Will you hold me in your arms forevermore
April 5, 2010
Since The Fight
April 2, 2010
Him.
March 31, 2010
One Of Those Days
March 21, 2010
Favorite Song
March 16, 2010
ummmmmmmmmmmm
March 14, 2010
Today.
March 11, 2010
Heart to Heart.
March 10, 2010
Other Blog.
Leerone
March 9, 2010
A Little Change
March 2, 2010
Marriage.
February 23, 2010
So Much More...
- “Prosperity knits a man to the the world. He feels that he is finding his place in it, while really it is finding its place in him.”
- We don’t feel at home here on earth because our home ISNT on earth! We were made for so much more than we can understand.
- “Where Virtue is concerned ‘Experience is the mother of illusion.’”
- “…courage is not simply one of the virtues, but the form of every virtue at the testing point, which means, at the highest reality.”
February 19, 2010
COURAGE!
Strange Ways
Vienna
I think I'll start a new life,
I think I'll start it over, where no one knows my name,
I'll get out of California, I'm tired of the weather,
I think I'll get a lover and fly him out to Spain...
I think I'll go to Boston,
I think that I'm just tired
I think I need a new town, to leave this all behind...
I think I need a sunrise, I'm tired of the sunset,
I hear it's nice in the Summer, some snow would be nice... oh yeah,
February 18, 2010
My Story......the links never worked =]
The Tale of a Child
*Drip* *Drop* *Drip* *Drop* *Drip* *Drop*
The rain slowly eased itself down from the roof’s crusty brown gutter to the muttering patio beneath it. Little Sally Grae sighed in frustration and boredom as she watched the rain in its travels. It had been raining as long as she could recall and each dreary second that passed was taking a toll on her sanity. Six-year-olds were meant to prance around in the fresh green grass with the sun tenderly beaming on their faces. They were meant to climb towering trees that reached the great blue sky and to chase fuzzy little bunnies in the meadows. Surely their purpose was not to sit on stools by the window, staring enviously at the rain dancing and teasing in the wonderful outdoors. The longing to feel the cozy, warm beams of sunlight on her arms and chubby face was very evident on her countenance. She could barely even remember what that felt like. Since the rain had started, poor little Sally Grae sat on her too-high, hard-as-a-rock stool and leaned on the dusty, white windowpane with her delicate nose pressed into the glass. Her perfect forehead wrinkled in anger after a while. Oh, how merciless those drops of torture were! They danced with the leaves and then slowed down as if to stop, but as soon as the glimmer of hope and trust appeared in those big blue eyes, the drops shouted with flashes of light and danced more furiously. They enjoyed depriving the miserable girl of her sole purpose in life.
The wicked giants, who obviously did not care for the happiness of Sally Grae, applauded loudly for the dancers, which, to the little girl’s disappointment, encouraged them. At first, the giants frightened her and she quivered in fear and pulled her round face away from the window. However, after they clapped a few times more, she became angry at them for assisting the evil dancers in keeping her hostage in the lonely house. There was no grass nor meadows nor vast blue sky nor sweet sunlight in that dark place. How could she survive?
Soon, her mind began to play tricks on her too. Sally Grae shifted her weight on her burdensome stool, rested her chin on the palm of her hand, and placed her elbow on the windowpane. She blinked and suddenly she was back out in the sun, soaking it up, but she had no idea where she was. The ground was soft and fluffy, rather like cotton candy, and the sun seemed closer than ever before. The only thing she was able to recognize was the extremely loud banging. Little Sally Grae searched in vain and in anger for the culprit who was creating that devastating racket. A large, just-out-of-a-fairy-tale castle was nearby and her instincts led her right up to the enormous doorway that was a tad peculiar because there was no door! Sally Grae’s tiny little sneakers marched into this grand fortress ready to reveal her greatness to the unwanted delinquents. Two extravagant blue eyes hunted the open space for their prey. This clamor had gone on long enough. She was ready to enjoy her glorious kingdom once more.
Stepping through a doorway to her right came two immense giants booming with that familiar laughter. Sally Grae froze for only an instant. Then, with her hands on her hips, she stomped right up to the toes of one of the giants and kicked it with all of her might. The afflicted one peered down at the little crumb who tickled his tow. An extremely irate face greeted his curiosity with a scowl and suddenly both of the giants knew why she was in their realm. It was a game to them to be bothersome to this poor child and deprive her from the sun. It had been quite enjoyable a game for them. To squish the helpless girl now was against their laws, but no one was around and it would be so easy to make her a mini pancake. The two argued for a few minutes and decided to flatten the child. The vexed giant slowly elevated his foot while shocked and dreading eyes followed it. Yet, just as he was about to deprive the child of her sunlight forever, the glorious sun, leader and ruler of almost everything, came and gave the giants on look that told them that if better skedaddle before they turn into bacon. Quickly they obliged to his unspoken order and shrank away into the darkness of their dusty rooms.
With eyes with filled with happiness and excitement, little Sally Grae peered at her knight in shining armor of the day and gleefully expressed her gratitude to him with shouts of joy and the waving of her soft little hands. The sun just smiled mysteriously and nodded for her to go out of the tremendous castle. As she went on the fluffy ground again, the grand hero gently blew on her precious face and it reminded her of the sweet breezes in the meadow. Her eyelids slowly closed as she drank the wonderful memory. Upon opening those big blue eyes again, she found herself falling off of the way-too-hard stool and landing on the cold tiles. Confused and in pain from her fall, she glanced up quickly at the window. Soft beams of sunlight streamed in the glass and touched her face as she saw them. The smile that appeared on little Sally Grae’s face was one of an angel. The rain had fled from the sun. Timid hands reached up for the door knob that would lead the child to her kingdom. Opening the door and smelling the new freshness in the air was all she needed. She pranced around in her new kingdom with her newfound knowledge that it would never rain again, only be sunshine forever.