Hello again!
So time's a-ticking and folks are feeling a little tension, no?
Well we gotta work this out, don't we?
I'd like to thank Mr. Henry Johnson for reminding me that we all need to chill out sometimes.
Not to sleep for sleep's sake, but to rest physically and mentally in order to rejuvenate,
recharge, and revise tomorrow's plan.
We can't allow ourselves to miss out what is happening now and what looks to arrive straight ahead.
With that said, let's get over the hump in humpday, and breathe for a s-e-c-o-n-d.
So time's a-ticking and folks are feeling a little tension, no?
Well we gotta work this out, don't we?
I'd like to thank Mr. Henry Johnson for reminding me that we all need to chill out sometimes.
Not to sleep for sleep's sake, but to rest physically and mentally in order to rejuvenate,
recharge, and revise tomorrow's plan.
We can't allow ourselves to miss out what is happening now and what looks to arrive straight ahead.
With that said, let's get over the hump in humpday, and breathe for a s-e-c-o-n-d.
Doesn't that feel better already? Hey tomorrow might be bigger than we educated guesses may allow us to guest-imate. Or maybe, by chance, it'll be a bit more quiet than today's screams.
Either way continue to breathe.
Continue to breathe and believe in what it is that's running your motors.
Mr. Pawel Koko would tell me, though, to pick it up a little bit. Why not?
The most relaxing song I can think of, off-hand, is one you might not have heard.
This is Billie Dee Boodah. A fellow member of my crew, 21 1 3, back in Chicago.
Generally, our music is NOT that chill, but Mr. Boodah is one of the more versatile emcees in the crew and really does know how to chill.
NOT that everyone else doesn't, but maybe they just won't say it.
Ah, smell that incense.
I'm pretty relaxed, but we can always go to a different place, can't we?
I'm ending on a strange note, BUT today is for thinking, I think.
Peace and less adrenalin,
12:51
p.s. You make the connections.
