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Amnesiac Ft Half Life (Unconscious Sneak peek 2) | jmessyje

Here’s a taste of “Unconscious” my up and coming mixtape

Amnesiac Ft Half Life (Unconscious Sneak peek 2) | jmessyje

A preview to a record off of my up and coming project “unconscious”

The definition of the sake must be understood to warrant the right to proceed for the sake of the subject. Otherwise, you have been blind and forsaken in your efforts. 

Am I afraid to live or will I scare myself to die.

Am I afraid to Swim or am I high enough to dive.

Does the silence make me strong or am I weak enough to cry.

I’m not afraid to quit but will I make it when I try.

If I wasn’t here would it feel different,

Or would they be alone if I was not living.

I guess not.

like my pops

when he left 

so the cops 

weren’t called because of his decisions.

maybe it’d be easier if her son would just listen

Instead, it’s the high life drugs and music in him

that gives him confort even though he knows his souls missin’

because he dreams about the girl who he is still kissin

in a dream

where they’re in love and she is still with him

In real life

she wants a path that makes her feel different

Till her heart breaks and higher stakes

makes her want to go back to something safe.

Do I let her in like a puppy who knows his home

Or take charge like a king who knows his throne.

Should I bring it together or should I leave it alone

I just want the answer.

Monk Hughes and The Outer Realm

Should I get “A thousand Suns”  Hmmm….? I like “The Catalyst”  

This must be the answer to all my clutter and maybe yours too:

Killing a whole Saturday sorting through clutter to find your kitchen counters and desk again isn’t a fun way to spend part of your weekend. Use the Full In, Full Out method to chip away at clutter all week long.

Full In, Full Out. This is restaurant terminology for “always have both hands full.” When going to the kitchen, have plates cleared from your tables, and when going to the dining room, have plates of food to run out. The same theory applies to housework. If I’m going to the basement to get food out of the freezer, I take pots that need to go in the cellar. If I’m checking the mail, I take out a bag of trash or recycling. Once “full in, full out,” gets in your head, it’s remarkable how things get put away.

The same theory applies to housework. If I’m going to the basement to get food out of the freezer, I take pots that need to go in the cellar. If I’m checking the mail, I take out a bag of trash or recycling. Once “full in, full out,” gets in your head, it’s remarkable how things get put away.

Make today the day you stop leaving the room empty handed and start making it a habit to continuously direct objects back to where they belong. At the end of the week you’ll have spent less time cleaning and decluttering because you folded your cleaning efforts into the numerous trips you were already making around your home or office.