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The official release copy of Born and Raised (just opened) next to the track list on my refrigerator since 5/11. Keep working for that final product. You will get there.
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“I’m President Barack Obama. And I too want to slow-jam the news.”
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I can’t tell between the ridiculous and the sublime, until you tell me.
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I’ve been thinking about faith lately. Does faith present itself at the time a decision is made? Or at the time the outcome prevails? Should it matter what the outcome is? Does faith require a specific outcome? Does faith require an outcome at all?
I think faith is making a decision and having assurance not in a particular outcome, but having assurance in the goodness of the end result, whatever and whenever it may be.
If faith were dependent on a particular result, that would be conditional faith, and conditional faith is almost an oxymoron. It’s like saying, “I’ll believe that God is real if you prove to me He’s real,” or saying, “I’ll have faith that this is the right choice if I know that the outcome is the right one.” This isn’t faith at all, it’s just a restatement of indisputable truth.
NEVER LATE, BUT NEVER TOO EARLY
Being late = apathy, lack of respect, and a “whatever-f*ck it” attitude. No employer or gf/bf wants that.
Being too early = extreme eagerness, and depending on how early you are, maybe desperation. Have some respect and confidence in yourself.
Besides, nothing good comes from being there more than 10 minutes early. Your choices for waiting-locations are limited. Likely, you’ll either be (1) in your car, (2) in the office lobby, or (3) outside a building/apartment/house where you can be seen.
Thus, you’ll either be:
- Sweaty from sitting in a parked car that’s blowing out warm air because you’ve turned your engine off but left the A/C on (ya know the situation),
- Fidgeting or messing with your phone in a way that screams, “LOOK! I AM WAITING. LAUGH AT ME AND GUESS WHAT I’M WAITING FOR,” or
- Creeping others out because public areas are transient places. You WILL be noticed if you pace or stand in an area for too long, just begging for people to point and say, “LOOK! A PEDOPHILE! A HOODLUM! LET’S MAKE JUDGMENTS.”
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DRESS THE PART
The general rule is, dress as if you’re going in for a day of work. This rule never made much sense to me, because a seal trainer doesn’t wear a suit to work, but I guess those are the exceptions.
When going in for an interview, you wanna look the part, and so you suit up. Same goes with dates. If you’re taking a girl out in hopes that you may be a potential boy friend, you dress like a boy.
I made this mistake once and the date started and ended the moment she opened her front door. Turns out Dr. Scholl’s Fast Flats are for women only.
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Informative. Now I get it.
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5/22/12
1. Queen of California
2. The Age of Worry
3. Shadow Days
4. Speak for Me
5. Something Like Olivia
6. Born and Raised
7. If I Ever Get Around To Living
8. Love is a Verb
9. Walt Grace’s Submarine Test, January 1967
10. Whisky, Whisky, Whisky
11. A Face To Call Home
12. Born and Raised (Reprise)
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