552.


I take everyone at face value.

But I'm a realist so when that red flag pops up, I say give 'em just enough rope.

If it's all good, it works itself out.

And as much as I think I've seen and done in life, it amazes me that I'm still amazed at how swiftly some self-destruct.

My prayers for those who have yet to feel the freedom that comes with taking off the mask.

Amen.

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