Life has been incredible lately, I have really thrown myself into cooking and come up with some incredible dishes that push the level of professionalism in the kitchen. From a handmade cauliflower pizza crust to a full-on seafood rosota. At first, I wasn’t too sure about making a seafood dish, but after I had finished it and started eating it, OMG, was it good. I ate everything and have plans to come back to the seafood world and explore more options. I am already thinking of doing a red sauce lobster meat Alfredo. Cooking hasn’t just been fun, it’s also been incredibly delicious. The ultimate goal is to inspire others and put myself out there. A friend recently said that they hope to only be as great as me someday. To me, the notion of greatness is incredibly large shoes to fill. Now, I have a lot of other leftover items that will be put to good use to make new dishes with even greater potential. When I saw people online suggesting that they didn’t have any ideas for dinner or they didn’t want to make the same old thing, I thought to myself. Challenge accepted.

I was fortunate to be able to stop and see one of my amazing friends and catch up over coffee and breakfast on Saturday morning. One of my favorite pastimes has always been getting together and catching up with old friends, sharing our journeys and everything going on and happening in our lives. We have both been incredibly busy with life and the world, this was a rare moment that I made sure to run with and own. over the course of breakfast and coffee we up we talked about everything from remodeling a home to my trip to Japan in September. We even caught up about what was going on in our personal lives, my interest in dating, and her getting ready to have a kid.

I don’t often like talking about such things, especially with certain individuals. Often, people ask questions that I don’t have answers to, leading to only more questions and eventually pity or feelings of sadness for me that more hasn’t transpired or that things haven’t trans[ire to the level that they think they should. For me, I left some things unsaid, abstract if you will, or I simply don’t ask questions because I don’t need to know right now. What I hate most is the fact that asking questions or living through other people’s expectations dispels what I think or believe or at least tears at it. All I ask is to believe in the impossible and allow the abstract to be abstract. I have, however, not lost faith in what I am doing or what comes next.

I had the chance on Sunday to see one of my good friends and talk art. Together we have decided to move forward with our next great project. Combining our forces we will be a much larger force to be recon with that paves the way for even greater artistic endeors. I think this will be a great concept and an even better way of putting my dream out there. As of right now so many of my dreams have come more alive in the past four months then ever before. I shall continue to manifest what I see as being the shinkansen of life.

Today I wait to hear back on the magic I put out into the universe and I plan to put even more magic believing that good will come back. I have never given up my belief and faith in the impossible, and continue to believe in moving forward into even greater and more magical happenings.