I Keep A Diary -

I Do Believe In God, But I Think It's Very Healthy For A Believer To Spend Time In The Pragmatism Of Agnosticism, And I Think God Appreciates Agnostics Trying To Make A Science Of It And Going, "i Will Not Believe Any Further Than That." I Enjoy That Kind Of Engineering Mind. In No Way Did It Ever Feel Blasphemous To Me As A Man Of Faith.

I'm A Golfer, And What Are The Two Sports You Can Do Till You Drop? Golf And Surfing. They're Great For You Limber-wise, They're Great For You Health-wise, And They Put You In Sweet Locations.

You Know Who It Is? It's Me In 10 Years. So I Turned 25. Ten Years Later, That Same Person Comes To Me And Says, 'so, Are You A Hero?' And I Was Like, 'not Even Close. No, No, No.' She Said, 'why?' I Said, 'because My Hero's Me At 35.' So You See Every Day, Every Week, Every Month And Every Year Of My Life, My Hero's Always 10 Years Away. I'm Never Gonna Be My Hero. I'm Not Gonna Attain That. I Know I'm Not, And That's Just Fine With Me Because That Keeps Me With Somebody To Keep On Chasing.

First Off I Want To Thank God, Because He's The One I Look Up To, He's Graced My Life With Opportunities That I Know Are Not Of My Hand Or Any Other Human Kind. He Has Shown Me That It's A Scientific Fact That Gratitude Reciprocates. In The Words Of The Late (british Actor) Charlie Laughton, Who Said, 'when You Got God, You Got A Friend And That Friend Is You.'

Call No Man Your Father Upon The Earth: For One Is Your Father, Which Is In Heaven.