One week until I’m in ATL.
I can’t wait for this upcoming trip that I have planned for next week even though it’s strictly business.
I’ve been trying to do as much homework as possible to help with the uRulax heat deflector shield.
I’ve been to black cities before but never one in the south so there are a few things that I’m looking forward to.
For one I hear the women are amazing in the south and especially in Atlanta.
The reason that I use the word amazing is for a few reasons:
1) The women are beautiful and they fit “Georgia Peach” to a T.
2) The women are for the most part put together very well.
Together in the sense that they don’t need nor do they depend on a anyone but themselves for anything.
3) They’re highly educated as well as self motivated.
These are the types of women (if true) that remind me of my mother.
4) They’re beautiful (I know this is the same as number one but I needed to state this again).
Now taking these four things into consideration how can I not be excited about visiting this city to see what it has to offer as well as selling these women a product that will enhance their lives?
I really hope that I have the ability to come back home because if they’re what they’re perceived to be then I’m not coming home!
I also hear that Atlanta is the city where a nice portion of the minorities are doing very well and they’re willing to help one another out.
That’s not really how things are where I’m from so it will be nice to see things that I’ve only heard and read about.
Besides the people and culture this is going to be a well deserved break from everything and everyone but my family.
It’s been too long since we’ve had a break together and we’ve all been through too much not to sit back and worry about anything together.
Before I go I have to accomplish a certain number of tasks to make sure that I go prepared but also leave myself in a good position when I return to home.
Speaking of work It’s amazing the amount of work I do now that I’m older compared to when I was a kid when all I had to do was play.
I envy my daughter sometimes because her job is to be happy.
I miss those days but I would give up anything so that my daughter can enjoy all her days of being a kid.