December 14, 2000: Downsizing

What we seem to forget is that all of us will one day face the lonely man’s journey—until we get there, what’re you doing to affect lives? Are you a positive influence? Are you in it for the ride? We’ve become a nation of heartless saws—cutting down what we don’t need in hopes that tomorrow we’ll be closer to a newer Home Depot. Decisions made are by people who require research to survive—they’ve forgotten what its like not to expect flowers on their birthday. Our modern society is that of movers—we treat people like trees… We cut down everything because it looks new again, only to bitch about lost shade. The desert can’t wait to dry up your dreams. Watch not your path but each and every footstep you assume is the foundation holding up your heart.