i've been busy today and amongst the pine trees and cows, so i haven't been able to call those of you who i'd like to discuss sitcom 3. ha.
just wanted to say that all went well this morning and i know where i stand. i've done what i could, which will take place in the a.m. i'd say it'll be much like the fireworks on the fourth of july. gonna be interesting to say the least.
i also have some things to do once i get back to atlanta. overall, the ball remains in my court but purely halfway and that's it. what a mess!
jennifer, angel and i are going to the concert that wendell has been working on... it better be worth it. haha. sure it will. it's b.y.o.b. so at least we'll have fun. who knows what we're doing after that.
tomorrow night i'm going to valdosta so those friends there who are reading this, call me and you bitches best be out tomorrow.
i'm about to take a shower... nekkid!
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After our conversation at Joe’s tonight a funny thing hit me tonight when I heard an old song about how I've felt all day. It's by Tanya Tucker but I don't remember the title but a phrase in it says "I'm re-arranging chairs on a ship that's going down". How much do we do that with people?
Sometimes we feel like we can't go through much more but somehow we come out on the other end surviving whatever is thrown at us. It’s sometimes hard to see why we are going through trials and tribulations but everything in life is maximal learning. We may not know the reasons for a long time but eventually everything is revealed to you.
I personally believe the hardest thing revealed to us in life, are the “real” faces of people. When our beliefs and feelings about someone are tested or discovered to be incorrect it’s hard to determine where the truth resides. It’s hard to believe or make sense when a trusted friend or family member does something to hurt us or diminish us as a human being. Sometimes even with family members, you have to make hard choices and realize your life may be better off without them.
One lesson I continually learn is life is way too short to spend our precious energy on people (including family members) who don’t appreciate us, don’t motivate us, don’t empower us as individuals to reach new heights and levels that we could not have imagined. The older I get the stingier I am with my time and the people I surround myself with. If someone is not part of my life they should really ask the hard question of why?
Sorry about the long post, guess losing someone makes you examine your life through a microscope!
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he said nekkid!
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craig... thanks for the post. i know what you mean. see my post for today.
and friends, i'll be e-mailing you later with more on the whole drama known as my life right now.
and marcus, i LOVE the word nekkid! haha.
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