I'm having to come to grips about the sad truths in my life. Going about life with mental illness is difficult. Even harder with no friends or family to talk to
I went from money hungry, to all about family. Thinking I was being the best provider I could be. Not realizing my wife and kids wanted my presence more than what my paycheck could buy. Took years and lots of arguing to figure it out.
Ever had problems with a neighbor? A constantly drunk neighbor? Boy do I have a story for you. This past week has been one of those weeks dealing with a drunk neighbor.
Taking an independent stance on why I cannot be a Democrat or Republican. Both have good points, as well as bad policy. How can honorable people accept dishonor in the name of a party?
Thinking back to what I wanted to be, to what I actually became is a night and day difference. From wanting to be a platinum selling artist who could care less about the world. To a man who has found joy in serving others. Seeing others smile b
Through my own experiences I realized failure was never what scared me. I have always been terrified of actually accomplishing my dreams. When I say my dreams I mean financially. Like many, I was raised to work hard until I retire. Ive always h