Heartfelt musings, hilarious escapades, embarrassing confessions, delightful interludes, painful snippets, plenty of parodies – all of this is part of that very peculiar condition called “being me”, but I know what your thinking… cut the jazz and get to the heart of the matter. So here’s the long and short of it:

I LOVE my spaces and places – Raised in “all over”, and being the only boy child wanted to find “my space and place” in the world – little did I know that I would find many. I entered a very fascinating space called Entrepreneurship in Indianapolis and for the past few years running around trying to realize the process that will coalesce my different spaces into one -for no one space or place can simply define me.

I CAN still remember (faithfully live by) what mi padre once told me : You have enough time to sleep when you are dead – so live up every moment to the fullest ! I have always invested in the "experience" bank and have ended up living in places like AZ, MA, MI, NY, NH and IN, there's only income and growth in this investment.

I AM a water drinking person anytime, anywhere… especially on a hot sweltering evening, sharing more than a drink in an outdoor cafe with good conversation, animated discussions or just plain people watching.

I HAVE all through the years, treasured my most prized possession – my library of memories… random vivid documentaries of time spent with my family and friends – memories of moments like such are priceless ( for everything else there’s Mastercard of course!)

I WILL on a good day like this, have an overwhelming inclination to walk, not just here but urban adventures – discovering, exploring and absorbing… not just architecture, but people, attitudes, colors, clothes and tea.

I DO resist following recipes, to do lists, routine … but love instead, to experiment, especially with the art that’s cooking and the ongoing carnival that’s life.

I BELIEVE relationships are creative. They should create opportunities not obligations. Opportunities for growth and self expression in the smooth and the rocky times alike.

Sometimes we have to wonder: what's stranger the events that happen to us, or our interaction with the event?

~Dimitri Seneca Snowden