Enjoyed myself at work today. Extremely grateful. Happy to
share a few instants of fun. I was getting jolly with some Fab Thunds after lunch.
I’d like to say more. It’s 8:20. I haven’t eaten. Just having time to type this
now. Love you. One-third blog wrapped up.
Operation 365 2 - Jefferson Jay - Originals – 278 “No Way,
Jose”
I am still feeling the pain of Miami, of the Fernandez family
and the Marlin organization. I looked at some pictures. Sometimes a smile says
everything that needs to be said. I saw smiles like that on the pictures posted
of a pitcher as great as any in the short time he played.
As a young man, I lost my best friend. It was the formative
experience in my life. It changed me completely. What I thought was important
and why, forever transformed. I am glad those changes happened. I miss my
friend. Of course. In life, one of the strongest, most admirable things we can
do is push through extreme adversity. It helps us grow in ways we could never
imagine. There is an enormous price. Loss. Pain. Devastation. Questioning
everything. This is natural. It is nature. It is part of life. As hard a part
as any, almost. Who’s to say…
I understand the disbelief, the anger, the bottomless
sorrow. You get used to it. It’s nothing you can believe right when these
things happen, but you do. It’s how we get through Human beings are incredibly
resilient. You, the Marlins showed heroic resilience and honored Jose divinely
on Tuesday night. You have a powerful wise talented friend in high places now.
Someone looking out for you form beyond. Until you meet again, you get the
opportunity to represent Jose with your actions here. It’s quite an honor and
very spiritually rewarding way for a friendship to blossom when it seems last
likely. These words come from love to people I know are suffering right now as
a branch to grab, to catch a breath, a brief break from the pain. They come
from the most real place I know.
Jose, thank you. You inspired very many in a very short
time.
Operation 365 2 - Jefferson Jay - Words - 278 “My Imitation
of the First 2016 Presidential Debate”
For some reason, I felt an American inclination to watch the
First 2016 Presidential Debate last night. It was a lot of arguing and
interrupting. Not a lot of respect. Some laughing, though it wasn’t very funny.
In case you didn’t get a chance to waste two hours of your life last night, I
will recap the whole thing real quick here and you can watch the next one if
you still have any questions.
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