Relax (Part 2)
...I'm still alive, just another looong hiatus. I know, I know. I've been horrible about keeping up this here blog.
I honestly don't feel guilty. Not because I don't want to let y'all in on the inner workings of my mind and life, but because I feel I've been doing better at concentrating on bigger and better things than my puny life. The other blog has sort of evolved into a whole other project that is doing a lot of cool stuff and has really helped me meet a ton of folks with great minds for justice and activism that way. Email me if wanna hear more about what's going on with that.
Explaining all that away makes me feel like I should make this really more of summer thang. Come to think of it who has time during the fall and winter to read blogs and catch up on other people's lives? Yet during the summer on the other hand, there's a lot going on and I'm anticipating having having a little more down time for this kind of thing than during the school year. What do you think?
Other than that, we bought and moved into our first home over a little over a month ago! Exciting! We got a townhouse in Shoreview, it's seriously like three minutes away from work and class which is great. We had to do a lot painting before the move, and we like our colors. I'll have to get pictures up on here for your viewing pleasure sometime soon.
Oh, oh, wait for it...I got to see Tyler Perry live on stage this last weekend. He was up in our neck of the woods touring his latest play, Madea Goes to Jail. To say it was great is an understatement. This guy is really onto to something and does a great job of reconciling faith and reality. Incidentally, he's premiering his sitcom House of Payne in ten select markets this week. Regina, New York's one of 'em, you should check it and let me know what you think.
I'm back, I'll be here all summer long to let you in on the intricacies of my mental musings when time and space allow. From my heart to yours, embrace the story that's unfolding in and around you.
I honestly don't feel guilty. Not because I don't want to let y'all in on the inner workings of my mind and life, but because I feel I've been doing better at concentrating on bigger and better things than my puny life. The other blog has sort of evolved into a whole other project that is doing a lot of cool stuff and has really helped me meet a ton of folks with great minds for justice and activism that way. Email me if wanna hear more about what's going on with that.
Explaining all that away makes me feel like I should make this really more of summer thang. Come to think of it who has time during the fall and winter to read blogs and catch up on other people's lives? Yet during the summer on the other hand, there's a lot going on and I'm anticipating having having a little more down time for this kind of thing than during the school year. What do you think?
Other than that, we bought and moved into our first home over a little over a month ago! Exciting! We got a townhouse in Shoreview, it's seriously like three minutes away from work and class which is great. We had to do a lot painting before the move, and we like our colors. I'll have to get pictures up on here for your viewing pleasure sometime soon.
Oh, oh, wait for it...I got to see Tyler Perry live on stage this last weekend. He was up in our neck of the woods touring his latest play, Madea Goes to Jail. To say it was great is an understatement. This guy is really onto to something and does a great job of reconciling faith and reality. Incidentally, he's premiering his sitcom House of Payne in ten select markets this week. Regina, New York's one of 'em, you should check it and let me know what you think.
I'm back, I'll be here all summer long to let you in on the intricacies of my mental musings when time and space allow. From my heart to yours, embrace the story that's unfolding in and around you.
posted by Kundai at 9:03 PM
1 Comments:
Glad to see you are back. I have been wondering what you have been up to. 7 months of dead air is a bit much for me to bear. Looking forward to many more stimulating reads!
Tommy V.
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