Tag: goals
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with Ghesquière in mind
As a new month begins, making transitions between cities, embarking on journeys of professional and artistic endeavors, or progression with relationships one has with others, while finding centered moments and learning to thrive with a third guiding force of intuition on not only significant matters but sustaining peace and helping others achieve the same awareness, […]
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finding a voice
“The way you wear your hat, the way you sip your tea, the memory of all that, no, they can’t take that away from me.” As this song drifts in my mind, I can’t help but think about how to show an interest in the Charlotte culture when I have so many memories of the […]
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oh, Gates
What is the feeling one gets when one feels pressure to do something in order to achieve a goal or task, which may have been acquired after meeting an individual capable of enhancing stimulation of the conscious state? And what is the expression one uses when one needs to accomplish something of a strange sort […]
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disheveled sanity
Lost, it’s lost the words I last wrote about the emotional rope off of which I now fall, they’ve vanished and I know not where I placed the damn notecard. So silly, so jovial, perhaps even witty my flight of thought seems to have taken me. But, oh, the days I could linger with sanity […]
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face it
The days I’ve contemplated titles for projects that have been on my mind are the days I become so moved by the imagination, which takes flight upon visualizing publication of stories past and present. The impact they will have on marginalized and introspective beings could be tremendous yet there is a possibility of the stories […]
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fascinating times at Common Market
As I transcribe the words of a person sitting on my right at the outdoor area of Common Market, I find the content of his speech rather superfluous for his companion. I realize in my desire to capture distinct surrounding affects, I need not rely on conversations of others in order to animate the mind. […]
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on the way to New York
Riding the train is one of the best ways to travel because it forces one to evaluate a forthcoming vacation or move and anticipate the risks and adventures. Before taking a vacation or making a big move, there is one inevitable question that may flee past the corners the traveler’s mind: How does one decide […]
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