MONEY-ROC's BLOCK

        Of the most important lessons of life, decision making may have had the most influence in mine. Sometimes we can't forsee what lies ahead of us on this long and winding road. There are many different influences that play a major role in all of our lives. Sometimes we try to decide for ourselves what we've already given up the rights to have done for us. There are many different beliefs concerning exactly what stage of development from conception to embryonic/fetal forms could survive in comparable conditions. In the face of an open sore society often mistakes intervention as an all intensive solution for decisions we may have earlier decided upon as if the window provided in space time is where all or most of our problems are to be solved. We sometimes have choices to make and don't realize the importance of those choices, and where indecision can lead us. In this particular case society is the embryonic form too often understood for being incomplete as far as structural establishment goes. Things seem to change from day to day depending on the situation at hand. How many of us can point the finger while what can be understood, taught, conveyed, and even embedded in the spirit is often deterred by obvious evils that take precedence. An integral approach to anything we try to accomplish is often the best way to tackle almost all conventional endeavors. Take advantage of all opportunities to decide for yourself. The choice can be yours. Enjoy conscientious living. Live and let live! Live life in love!

Its been sometime since everybody was joking one way or the other about "the war on drugs". Back in the day "the war on drugs" had so much emphasis on the crime rate from hood to hood. Are we so far into the numbers  that used to dominate any conversation as far as shock value goes? Can we even begin to point fingers throgh all of the political savvy that footed "the war on drugs"? Does the theory of relativity dawn on the situation so that our questions are answered in "GOD speed"? Everytime...
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        Of the most important lessons of life, decision making may have had the most influence in mine. Sometimes we can't forsee what lies ahead of us on this long and winding road. There are many different influences that play a major role in all of our lives. Sometimes we try to decide for ourselves what we've already given up the rights to have done for us. There are many different beliefs concerning exactly what stage of development from conception to embryonic/fetal forms could survive in comparable conditions. In the face of an open sore society often mistakes intervention as an all intensive solution for decisions we may have earlier decided upon as if the window provided in space time is where all or most of our problems are to be solved. We sometimes have choices to make and don't realize the importance of those choices, and where indecision can lead us. In this particular case society is the embryonic form too often understood for being incomplete as far as structural establishment goes. Things seem to change from day to day depending on the situation at hand. How many of us can point the finger while what can be understood, taught, conveyed, and even embedded in the spirit is often deterred by obvious evils that take precedence. An integral approach to anything we try to accomplish is often the best way to tackle almost all conventional endeavors. Take advantage of all opportunities to decide for yourself. The choice can be yours. Enjoy conscientious living. Live and let live! Live life in love!

Its been sometime since everybody was joking one way or the other about "the war on drugs". Back in the day "the war on drugs" had so much emphasis on the crime rate from hood to hood. Are we so far into the numbers  that used to dominate any conversation as far as shock value goes? Can we even begin to point fingers throgh all of the political savvy that footed "the war on drugs"? Does the theory of relativity dawn on the situation so that our questions are answered in "GOD speed"? Everytime...
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        Of the most important lessons of life, decision making may have had the most influence in mine. Sometimes we can't forsee what lies ahead of us on this long and winding road. There are many different influences that play a major role in all of our lives. Sometimes we try to decide for ourselves what we've already given up the rights to have done for us. There are many different beliefs concerning exactly what stage of development from conception to embryonic/fetal forms could survive in comparable conditions. In the face of an open sore society often mistakes intervention as an all intensive solution for decisions we may have earlier decided upon as if the window provided in space time is where all or most of our problems are to be solved. We sometimes have choices to make and don't realize the importance of those choices, and where indecision can lead us. In this particular case society is the embryonic form too often understood for being incomplete as far as structural establishment goes. Things seem to change from day to day depending on the situation at hand. How many of us can point the finger while what can be understood, taught, conveyed, and even embedded in the spirit is often deterred by obvious evils that take precedence. An integral approach to anything we try to accomplish is often the best way to tackle almost all conventional endeavors. Take advantage of all opportunities to decide for yourself. The choice can be yours. Enjoy conscientious living. Live and let live! Live life in love!

Its been sometime since everybody was joking one way or the other about "the war on drugs". Back in the day "the war on drugs" had so much emphasis on the crime rate from hood to hood. Are we so far into the numbers  that used to dominate any conversation as far as shock value goes? Can we even begin to point fingers throgh all of the political savvy that footed "the war on drugs"? Does the theory of relativity dawn on the situation so that our questions are answered in "GOD speed"? Everytime...
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