
When the time comes for that final walk across the stage that comes along with the title of Ph.D., it'll be due, in large part, to the kindness and greatness of a person bearing the initials, PDB.
...is there a feeling stronger than love, as it pertains to your feeling for another person? You like someone, come to adore them even, yet love isn't even an adequate word to describe the feeling...
...common courtesy is severely underrated. A simple "hello" to a stranger, opening a door for someone, or exchanging a smile when eye contact is shared, and not a bewildered look, is a lost art.
...there's a story in every book, and not just the one the author presents. There's even a piece of your own in there...
...everyone recovers on their own time; it's another reason why life can be so interesting, even if it doesn't work out in your favor.
...men have self-esteem issues, too. The things some people constitute as being manly, some look at with shame, especially if we've bought into the hype before. Double-standards, as it goes for men and women, are not what that is...
...eliminating my own hypocrisy has been a challenge, but it's one I'm striving for, and one I'll attempt to do for as long as the Lord blesses me with life; I'll keep trying to eliminate it, forever and a day.
...exchanging greetings with one of my heroes recently, The Great Dr. Cornel West.
Be easy.
10/23/09 @ 4:53 P.M.
Photo by Clifton Henri