I Like To Laugh, I Like To

Let's Say Black, The Whole Black Religious Experience, Here, Is Very Impressive To Me, Because When I First Arrived I Realized That People Carry Their Faith With So Much Pride.

In Vienna, When I Was A Year-and-a-half Or Two Years-old. I Remember It Because I Remember The Little Blue Raincoat I Used To Wear, And How The Buttons Felt. I Liked To Walk On The Street In Front Of Our House When It Was Raining, And Jump Into All The Puddles. That's Weird, But That's My Earliest Memory.

I Don't Care If You Are Religious Or Not And I Think The Message Is That At The End Of The Day, Everybody Has To Mature And Everybody Has To Heal And Mend Their Own Injuries, Emotional Injuries, On Their Own Pace.

We Are Willing To Weather The Storm Of Multiple Failures To Achieve A Goal. We're So Convinced In The Destination That We Are Able To Let Go Of The Reins And Give It To God.

I Like To Laugh, I Like To Smile, And I Don't Take Myself Too Seriously. I Can Be A Goofball.