Salmon Loaf and Sex Trafficing.

I should write more often.

The days are being eaten up with schoolwork, though. It's straight up ridiculous!

Any-dang-way, I just felt like sharing some thoughts on my hero.
Mr. Rogers was a man of genius. "You make every day such a special day, just by being yourself." He would tell children this every weekday at the end of his show.
Profound.
Imagine that, we don't have to do anything to be special.
Not that we deserve anything, but that what we have, or what we were given, has no bearing on our worth as a human being. When I take into account the millions of tiny weird quirks one person has, and multiply it by 8 billion, I realize that there are tons of amazing little oddities that make people special.

I was talking to a friend recently about perfection. When perfection comes, and we take on the likeness of Christ, we will by no means look the same. Some call them imperfections, but the weird little quirks in our personalities are no more flaws than the color of our eyes are, unless of course you are of the opinion that Jesus was white and had blue eyes. It's the strange twists in our personalities that make us beautiful. As Five Iron Frenzy once said, our strength comes in our unity, not in our uniformity.