I am honored and humbled to be in the same space with all the great minds that are a part of this project. I look forward to sharing with, and learning from, all of you. May we bring light to the tunnels that lead to freedom of thought and lead generations to see the world as it should be and not as it has been shown to us.

I arrived at the school today, as usual, 5 minutes late (okay 10 minutes). My son appreciates my tardiness. It allows him more time with friends. I spot him and his small frame. The other second graders are growing up and out. Finally, he acknowledges my silver Taurus.
He opens the back door. "Oh, you can ride in the front," I say to him. I appreciate our face-to-face time. "How was school today?" He replies, "Good." A common answer that awaits my routine response. "What made it good?"
With a sigh, "Do you have to ask me that everytime?"
Mocking his sigh, "Yes, so what made it good."