Shades of Grey with a dash of Debonair

Salutations All!  So digg it; I was in the pool by 6:30, on court by 7:30, in the shower by 8:30, and in the scriptures by 9:30!  "it's been a long time I shouldn't of left you with out some dope pics of dress too!" So though I lack for orginality within my lyrics I consider this the redemption shot literally! This debonair chap it doin it all quit well. Here we have a brother all dappre up i his "fines".

I cant help but notice the cut of his pants; how hey flare around he hips and then tapper in real nicely from the top of the knee and take it all the way down. The different shade s of grey from top to bottom. And how he compliment it with accessorizing ever so boldly from the know royal blue beanie, the decorated handkerchief with in the jacket all the way to the socks and black oxfords, bien joue, Monsieur, bien joue! Well Im off to clothing construction, TWO-fer-TUEDAYS, depuis a french final!

>grace & peace<

Favorable Forshadowing

Salutations all! Im just dropping through on my way to the sheets. As I type these words, with, Johnny Cash belowing in the surroundings, I just needed to drop this heavy excerpt I heard this evening from a speaker that came to my small group discipleship this evening. His name is John Strappazon and his words were well . . . edifying! I pray that these words confront and convict you where you are . . . . ENJOI

"You were never a nobody; but now, you are not just an anybody, anymore"

 - John Strappazon

DO NOT DISTURB . . . (for fear of Divine truth)

  Disturb us, Lord, when

We are too well pleased with ourselves,

When our dreams have come true

Because we have dreamed too little,

When we arrived safely

Because we sailed too close to the shore.

  Disturb us, Lord, when

With the abundance of things we possess

We have lost our thirst

For the waters of life;

Having fallen in love with life,

We have ceased to dream of eternity

And in our efforts to build a new earth,

We have allowed our vision

Of the new Heaven to dim.

  Disturb us, Lord, to dare more boldly,

To venture on wider seas

Where storms will show your mastery;

Where losing sight of land,

We shall find the stars.

  We ask You to push back

The horizons of our hopes;

And to push into the future

In strength, courage, hope, and love.

attributed - sir francis drake -1577

>grace & peace<

Leak Peek: Centre Spring 2010 Apparel Launch

Salutations All! Im droppin through with hints of tee's that tease the senses of those with short attention spans. Righteous Respect to Philip, Hance, and Centre constituents on these little tid bits of flavor that will hold us over until the main course arrives (. To say that these two gents are anything less than visionaries, well . . . in the words of Sir Charles Barkley, "Is uncivilized". They have burdened themselves with the plight of furthering this urban alternative boutique and have remained prosperous, not necessarily is monetary circumstances but they are sitting pretty comfortable in the admiration department; and here is why:

 Leak 1

Leak 2

                                                                                                                                                          Leak 3

Their house Spring 2010 apparel line drops sooner than later ergo so keep your heads up and ears to the streets. More on this after the drop

P.S: Hance I still got those Barkleys comin.

>grace & peace<

A great day Indeed!

So, Im up by 6 this morning, in the pool by 6:45, out by 7:29 sewing at 10:50, eating barbeque and communing with my constituents by 12:20. "Looks like its gonna be a great day today" -- Madvillain 


Great Day - Madvillain

Be Strong and Courageous

Salutations world! Here I am at the crest of another semester, The procreation of a new chapter for “Footgear” (the sneaker shop I’m employed by), The 2^nd act of my men’s challenge group, a rejuvenated vision/spirit for my organization TOMS @ Tarleton. All these changes and continuations of change and yet I feel as if even with all this going on that its just a prelude to something of even greater substance. So here on this Martin Luther King Jr. day and a day after a very exhorting message in my Sunday morning class I am mindful to " be strong and courageous" --Joshua 1:1-9

I was talking with one of my best men bambi on how powerful the "N" was/is and why it was able to evoke so much anger and emotion out of even the most docile. I was reading of the blogs I fancy multiple times a week The Brooklyn Circus (http://thebkcircus.com/bkc/) and they were showcasing a book that not only caught my eye but also y consideration in letting my mom know about it as well. The book was entitled 


"Freedom: A photographic history of the African American Struggle" 

as I was siting and pondering some of the photos displayed in the book I found myself pondering that even though the negative connotation and hatred that went along with that word. That in no way did it weaken our resolve. If anything it provoked a resiliency that is evident not only in those photos but can be bared witness to today. 

So this word that has the power to bring tears eventually empowers the person crying. And the hate that was shared by so many people provoked a conviction to love by thousands more. So Ill leave you with some images of this must have piece of literature and a few quotes.

Let me tell you the story of "Right Hand, Left Hand." It's a tale of good and evil. Hate: It was with this hand that Cane iced his brother. Love: These five fingers, they go straight to the soul of man. The right hand: the hand of love. The story of life is this: Static. One hand is always fighting the other hand; and the left hand is kicking much ass. I mean, it looks like the right hand, Love, is finished. But, hold on, stop the presses, the right hand is coming back. Yeah, he got the left hand on the ropes, now, that's right. Ooh, it's the devastating right and Hate is hurt, he's down. Left-Hand Hate K.O.ed by Love. -- Radio Raheem 




I have decided to stick with love. Hate is too great a burden to bear -- Martin Luther King, J.


>grace & peace<