On the other side of these walls, the sun shines…
I’ve made a promise– really what I’ve made is a deal that guarantees more to read from one of my favorite authors. So here it is… the update.
San Diego is a place where it never gets hotter than 70 degrees and the sun always shines, or at lease that’s what my neighbors tell me. I have been spending the last week in a warehouse trusting my sources. It helps that I have been counting away the hours in what is far and away the best warehouse in the lower 48… maybe even in the whole 50.
I wish that everyone I know could have escaped into the lovely little office where I have spent the last week. There is so much to learn about Invisible Children as an organization, and I feel like I have been granted a private look into it’s true heart. It’s better than gold. It’s driven by love for the marginalized and it acts powerfully to bind broken hearts.
–I have to admit something to you all– I have actually gotten out of the office. Friday afternoon we left the office early to go up to the San Bernardino mountains for a retreat. They where different than the ones I am used to. These mountains are kind of young and rebellious. They just shoot out between the desert and the LA suburbs with a chip on their shoulder. Unlike the Appalachians, the San Bernardino mountains surprise the landscape and make you wonder why such big mountains would pop up in a place that is otherwise so formless and void? Well I’ve got no answers, I’m new to this area, I can tell you though that they are very pretty and that I had a great time getting to know some great people within their tree line.
download drive thru dvdrip My focus is waning and I’m sure you can tell my tone change along with the songs on my playlist, so I will leave you with a final thought. The road ahead– it’s going to be a tough one. I know this for sure; but as my film producing/master dancer boss told me and the other roadies earlier this week, conflict makes for better stories. I know this story is going to be a good one because I know it won’t be an easy one to write.
Posted: January 15th, 2008 under Uncategorized.
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I just borrowed Do the Right Thing from the Cooper Library. If you are a Clemson student and you have never been to the second floor of the Coop, get down there, its pretty sweet.