Monthly Archives: November 2008

As I find myself coming closer to the end of Roadside Redemption, I find myself beginning to dwell on  the details of the next project waiting in the wings: The Seven Deadly Sins. Initially the project seemed relatively straight forward … Continue reading →

Throughout my life several people have recited the mantra: Be Careful what You Wish For. Recently I posted on my MySpace page that I was Evolving Without Seatbelts. It wasn’t so much a wish, but a statement – in part, … Continue reading →

11/24/2008:  My focus has switched to the video, but I still find myself trying to flush out the overall basis of the project. Each time I have a conversation, with those very close to me, I find myself a bit … Continue reading →

11/21/08:  Frustration sets in… body aches, head pounds; thoughts congest into a mental constipation. I can feel, but I am feeling too much. No longer are the feelings exclusive to the project. Others have entered into it, but there are … Continue reading →

11/18/2008: (part two): Earlier this morning I sat here, attempting to write another entry. The thoughts flowed with the sluggishness of cold molasses. As I continued to force the issue I began writing on a tangent of thoughts that began … Continue reading →

11/16/2008:  (part two):  I am also at the point that, even though  books are making themselves known to me, I am  reluctant to read them. I don’t want to contaminate the process – the quest for my own truth. I … Continue reading →

11/16/2008 (part one):  I sit here, staring at the cursor blinking just at the edge of the colon. Within me is so much to say, but it seems to be reluctant to be translated by my fingers. Perhaps it is … Continue reading →

The revelations continue to astound me. I am learning more about myself, through this project, than via any other project of my career – or, at least, it would seem.
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Ok, I have to ask the question… I read this news blurb from an organization call Family Research Council, which said:”Marriage proponents in California had hoped the passage of Proposition 8 would bring an end to the emotional roller coaster … Continue reading →

11/10/2008:  During a conversation, last night, I realized that many, if not most of us, are all still living from a Tribe Mentality. The difference is that we have replaced traditional tribes with religious tribes. Also, if we look within … Continue reading →