It’s been a couple of months since my last post and oh my, how things have changed. Here’s a quick run-down of all that’s happened this past couple of months:

• Got pregnant. Lost the baby, again. Exploring our options and recouping from the emotional trauma of the disappointment and stress. It sucks.

• On May 31, Kristy and I took a leap of faith; I resigned from my position at RELEVANT. My last day there is Friday, June 30.

• On July 1, Motiv New Media becomes a reality. Whether its a long-term project or a short-term gain, it is the vehicle through which I will bring revenue to my family. Check out www.motivnewmedia.com around mid-July for more information. If you need someone to help you take your online ventures to another level, contact me.

• Today I spoke with a label in Nashville about a position. Nothing is sacred. Everything is up for consideration.

• Yesterday I shaved my goatee but kept a mustache. Kristy didn’t like it. It’s gone today.

• I’m selling my truck. Want to buy an 2002 F150 Supercrew? Buy mine. As a result, I’m getting a 1998 Dodge Dakota extra cab truck at a steal (thanks mom and dad). New paint, new tires, new rims and black. Really, does it get any better.

• Yesterday I got my new toy.

• Kristy and I head to Nashville this weekend for a wedding.

• I’ve started another blog: www.makeitright.info. It’s basically my journal to understand social justice and fair trade issues. This is a growing area of interest lately and quite frankly, something I feel responsible about. Watch out world. Something is rising.

The past six to eight months have been nothing but a process for me. Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to share that here. But as time goes on, I hope to begin to unpack it piece by piece. In no way am I at the end of my journey. In fact, I’m still at the very beginning. I’m learning about dreams; giants; faith; trust; hope; sacrifice; disappointments; friendship; intimacy; relationships; and the list goes on. Thanks to each of you for being a part of all this. Maybe some day we’ll look back and so, “Oh! That’s what that was all about.” That would make me smile.