The Greatest Fear In My Life Was

I Do Not Believe In A Simplistic And Inflammatory View Of Good And Evil. I Believe This Is A Big World Full Of Men, Women, And Children Who Struggle To Eat, To Love, To Work, To Protect Their Families, Their Beliefs, And Their Dreams.

I Think If You Want Good Things To Happen For A Country Like Haiti, Then You Need To Provide The Circumstances Where The Haitians Can Do That.

Fulfilling What You Start Is Why You Start Something.

It's A Foreground Of My Feeling. That Place Moves Me. And I Don't Mean My Country; It's Part Of Our Shared Natural World That Happens To Be Particular To A Sense Of Wherever My Storytelling Inclinations Come From And My Own History Of Kind Of Being A Road Rat And Travelling.

The Greatest Fear In My Life Was Getting Happy. I'm Not So Afraid Of That Anymore.