Good Morning All,
Today is a rather somber day because of the death of one of the greatest voices of my lifetime; Whitney Houston. I wasn't a big fan of Whitney Houston; however, I respected her voice and her craft. She appeared to have it all. The voice, the body, the looks, money, fame, and family. Like some of us, she also had demons that she was dealing with. When someone dies at a young age of 48, it makes you wonde, that we all have an expiration date at some point. Her death, and other recently deceased people make me ponder what is my purpose here while I am here. What is really important? I think honestly, Whitney served her purpose here on this Earth. She opened so many doors for the likes of Jennifer Hudson, Alicia Keys, Christina Aguilera, and etc. She was truly an icon. She gave life to beautiful Bobbi Kristina, and she was part of the soundtrack of my life. Her most famous song, "I Will Always Love You" brought tears to my eyes because it was played constantly when I was in basic training in Orlando, Florida from 92-93. That was the beginning of my life of service; serving my country. I wish her family all the best and may the Creator bless them and us all.
Blessings!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Today is a rather somber day because of the death of one of the greatest voices of my lifetime; Whitney Houston. I wasn't a big fan of Whitney Houston; however, I respected her voice and her craft. She appeared to have it all. The voice, the body, the looks, money, fame, and family. Like some of us, she also had demons that she was dealing with. When someone dies at a young age of 48, it makes you wonde, that we all have an expiration date at some point. Her death, and other recently deceased people make me ponder what is my purpose here while I am here. What is really important? I think honestly, Whitney served her purpose here on this Earth. She opened so many doors for the likes of Jennifer Hudson, Alicia Keys, Christina Aguilera, and etc. She was truly an icon. She gave life to beautiful Bobbi Kristina, and she was part of the soundtrack of my life. Her most famous song, "I Will Always Love You" brought tears to my eyes because it was played constantly when I was in basic training in Orlando, Florida from 92-93. That was the beginning of my life of service; serving my country. I wish her family all the best and may the Creator bless them and us all.
Blessings!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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