Good evening friends. It’s great to be here with everyone tonight. Life was good today on June 4th, 2015. It didn’t have to be that way, thank God that it is.
This is Sammy and Grandma Jo-Ann waiting for the subway together. Sammy caught Grandma Jo-Ann in one of her preoccupied states. He reminded her, the only thing going on in her life right now was that they were waiting for the subway together. The thoughts in her mind are just thoughts, they are not living.
Sammy loves the subways, you know why ? Because he has no clue what stop they are getting off, but he knows its going to be an adventure. There are two kinds of people in the world as an example. Let’s say you go to the beach with your family, Sammy will charge into the water and accept the adventure that is sprung upon him. Then there are people like my mother, that will walk near the water, maybe let a little of the water hit one of her toes and pull back and not return to the water all day. Its not to say one style is better then the other, the real question about this picture is, why is my mother Jo-Ann Santoro Smith wearing a baseball hat, and carry another baseball hat in her hand ?
OK, lets close out with two positive notions tonight.
1. I fee like some people at work are jerks to me, I am glad I’m aware of that because there are other people at work that appear to be friendlier. So instead of swimming upstream, I will swim with the flow and hang with the friendlier people.
2. God willing i wake up tomorrow, because if I do, I’m going to do the things that i wished I always did. Its never to late to start anything. That applies to even being a kid. I grew up very fast. And now at 46 I am a kid. Some people say; “sorry Scott, your childhood is over” — and they are entitled to that opinion. And I am entitled to my opinion which is this, I never got be a kid, so now in my forties I’ve become a kid. Who’s to say that is right or wrong.
Goodnight friends. Signing off from Puerto Rico on day 144, Scott Smith for Sammy & Family. Yes, I got a 960 on my SAT’s and graduated 8th from the last in my senior year of high school.
Love always, Scott Evan Smith :)
