Encouraged. Motivated. INSPIRED

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 HOPE fills the afflicted soul with much inward joy and consolations, that it can laugh while tears are in the eye, sigh and sing all in a breath. It is called- ” the rejoicing of HOPE”.

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Justin Timberlake’s Not So ’20/20 Experience’

When an artist like Justin Timberlake releases a record, everyone notices. If you have a television, you’d be hard-pressed not to notice—what, with a high-profile return at the Grammys, a featured spot on Saturday Night Live and a week’s worth of Jimmy Fallon appearances leading up to his release. Oh, you don’t have a television? Well then I’m sure your friends at Target are doing their job to remind you since they are the exclusive source for the Deluxe Edition of The 20/20 Experience. …(Read more)

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Carpe Diem: Living ON Purpose…

I wanna live like there’s no tomorrow; love like I’m on borrowed time… It’s good to be alive!’ ~Jayson Gray (singer/songwriter)

Several years ago (1989) the movie “Dead Poets Society” resurrected an obscure Latin phrase that most of us had either never heard of or forgotten: “Carpe Diem”—(seize the day). In an all-inspiring, (and personal favorite) speech delivered by John Keating played by actor- Robin Williams, a group of students are encouraged to –carpe diem; seize the day and make their lives extraordinary”!… Read more

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