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Perfect? Nowhere close

What is it that has all of us scurrying around like ants in our lives trying to achieve perfection?  Does that attribute really exist?   Why when I look in the mirror do I feel the desire, no NEED  to make things perfect in my world?  Why do we act like  insane idiots when things […]

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This entry was posted in Amethyst's Offerings on October 7, 2011 by Chance Samedi.

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