Humility

Be Easy.
Be Happy.
Be Humble.

I think I just found my new motto. Had a decent day and a chill evening at the 33 Restaurant and Lounge maxin' and relaxin' with the crew. I also got to catch up with my homegirl April who moved back to the area recently. Something that she said caught my ear though. We spoke about a lot of things, among them Boston's social scene, life in general, and why LSmoove would not be successful with any women from Nashville. But the real highlight came when she mentioned that she was more focused in her life and came back with a specific plan in mind. Originally, she was here looking to do one thing and found that it was not quite what she expecetd. Then, when she ended up on the left coast and and she resorted to being focused on making career moves, the atmosphere flipped the script on her. So now she's back in Mass with a renewed purpose; intent on being happy, fostering that career, and letting some people fall by the wayside. It's not like I plan on dropping any friends anytime soon, but I felt what she was saying. It's kind of like that chain e-mail that goes around about being either being positive influences in your life (adding & multiplying) or negative ones (subtracting and dividing). I always like to claim that I'm still the same 'ol crazy Eric who laughed like a hyena and used to have hoop dreams up through 9th grade.
But I bet there's sure to be someone who disagrees. But you know, I got my goals; just like I wrote in my high school yearbook - Never Ignorant Getting Goals Accomplished.