Pure Positivity

We as individuals put an emphasis on our own needs rather than the needs of what can prolong the human race. Mother nature, earth, our planet, whatever you want to call if requires a more delicate touch. We are a rough riding, abusive species that beats the living shit out mother nature on a constant basis. I'm not proud of it, for I too partake in this nasty cycle. I try my very best to restore some balance and the success of my career is dependent on changing the way people look at waste. This lovely ballad does a great job of creating awareness for this very topic. Some may think it's a bit corny, but I'm a firm believer and supporter of this kind of music. Lyrics: J-Live & Thes One - Give it up Spinning the globe north east south and west It's obvious enough why the planets so stressed now Some will say to be here is to be blessed But the world got issues that we must address It's like what do you rest on the poor's the best The devil's got his hand

When it comes to dinner time a stew is capable of being so hearty, while packed with all the proper fixings, to make it one of the few meals completely capable of standing on its own. Attention to detail and quality of the ingredients are both imperative for a chef to receive the ever so deserving praise of a successful stew. Through time the rich thick broth slowly breaks down the flesh of beef chuck and the carrots, peas, and potatoes become infused with flavor. On a hard worked hazy day coming home with rain soaked boots there is no better meal than a home style stew. The culmination of exhaustion, being wet and tired make coming home to this dinner nourishing. Kendrick Lamar's masterpiece; Keisha's Song gives a similar feeling. This song is deep, simple, sad, and real and although the content is disgustingly depressing it's nourishing to the ears. For some reason I'm ever so intrigued by the musings of struggle, strife and real life hardship. This track has all th