African Fever

I have been given much so that I can give.


Today, I have been inspired by my new dear friend, Erin.
She shared with me her African Fever and vision for making more of Africa literate.
The key is to provide opportunities, accessibility for people to know "how" and
"where" to go to become more educated in areas of life,They can contribute.
This has re-awaken my passion and attraction towards Africa.
I strongly feel the need to help provide opportunities for people who are ready for them. For people who want to take responsibility and who will do what they can with their own life to make it better, acting like a domino for their family, community, the world. Its so inspiring to hear of what people go through and the strength they have gained by hardships that have uniquely shaped their soul. It takes away the excuse for any drama of trivial matters we so often make up especially here in America-the land of dreams and plentiful opportunites. Come on, let's do something about it. Some of the happiest people come from simple places. There is definately something to learn from Africa, and something we can give. There can more freely be joy as we strip away pride, jealousy, lofty comparisons. Pushing aside fame and glorified version of "world peace" blah blah, no. I believe in finding personal inner
peace that penitrates another through the genuine example of love. It can become a reality as we offer up what we have found in moments of stillness.


There is just so much more to life than we can explain. I just feel it.

It's time for Africa.