I'm BACK!

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I’ve been in a little bit of a rut you guys. There hasn’t been any updates on this blog nor in my journal. There hasn’t even been any new videos in my YouTube channel since last year! As much as I don’t want to admit it, these forms of social media are proof, not only to you, but to myself that I’ve done and recorded something worthy of sharing.

“But there is nothing interesting to report.” That has been my excuse since this 2014 started. I’ve been sooo … VANILLA!

Enough is enough! I’ve come to realize that there is only one person who can save me from Boringville and that person is me. I have to take action in order to make myself feel more ALIVE.

I need to be inspired again and I need to stick to that inspiration/motivation and run with it. No more slacking off.

We have to shake things up!

And what better song to boost morale, get us amped for this new week  than “Backstreet’s Back”? #90skid 

((You guys remember this video?))

Happy Monday to y’all and cheers to a very productive, exciting, creative, beautiful, fun-filled week to all of us.




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