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Where I'm From (part 2)


Today was about rule number 12 (Choose a suitable design and hold to it).  I know some of you was lost, but if you can get sanctified, you can get found.

If Latin is the language of learning, what are we doing?


I don't promise nothing but to love you like Monk loved Coltrane.


So, free yo mind.


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