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Monthly Archives: November 2010
On Thinking . . .
Thinking is the biggest deception ever created by man. It’s but a ploy to get you into your head, and out of your heart. Most optimally, I would never think in life. Never. – Nicholas Payton
On Benji Jaffe And Preservation Hell . . .
20:10 has proven to be, thus far, the most challenging year of my life. The illness and eventual loss of my father, Walter Payton, has caused much sorrow to not only myself and my family, but also to the ones … Continue reading

On Walter Payton . . .
Hello, folks: I know I haven’t blogged in a while and have since dropped off of Facebook. The primary reason being is that my dad was very ill and I was not in a space to communicate on that level. … Continue reading →