For two summers, when I was 18 and 19, I worked for the steel company that employed my father. I did random sales and marketing stuff for them: customer satisfaction surveys and inventories with the various state and local transportation departments that used their products. Driving around — Texas, Pennsylvania, Florida, and California — by … Continue reading
Jonathan was born unable to hear. He was unable to hear the words of love from his parents. The comfort that they spoke, the songs that they would sing. No matter how they shouted, how they wept for him, how they sang him lullabies, he would not hear. His world was an ocean of silence. … Continue reading
I get this, at a very deep level. This is how I approach music. “Either you are the music or you’re not. There are a lot of people that want to do what I do, but what I do is about humility and righteousness and understanding, because music is precious. I know it’s just rock … Continue reading
Scarcity is the worst kind of sin. It makes people grasp and grab when they should sit — Palms open and upward Breathing deeply And eyes upturned towards the sky, Where love sits and whispers, “There is, in fact, enough for all.”
