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  LIFE IS GOOD: THE 2024 TIMELINE ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ 1st Entry - March 4th, 2024: Today was a lot better than yesterday. Yesterday I was in the warehouse for a lot longer than I was supposed to be. What a perfect Monday start for March Madness....Just my luck because it wouldn't be the marvelous adventures of Pancho if it didn't go a weird and challenging way. However today was a lot better. More coordination, more tolerance, more timing on things allowed and not. It was the only way towards the good way. Also, steering in my direction is the job that I want. With the correct questions and preparations, I will land that ATM tech industry. The emails I get from the membership continue to shine light and only light on that pathway. I really am confident in what I'm doing with this industry jump. Before you know it I'll dominate the space and finally control my fate the way I want to. But its MARCH MADNESS!!!!!!!!!! I got goals to meet along with challenges to

                                              💤💤 Dream Log 💤💤 So this is a newer dream that I had last night. For the record this one happened the night of 9/12 going into 9/13. I was at my house preparing for what I thought was gonna be a light jog. The environment was gloom and dusty with clouds covering most of the neighborhood. But even with the gloom weather it didn't stop the residents from being outside and doing what neighbors do. There were people visiting others from out of town, people riding bikes from the trail, and other fun stuff. I mentioned the weather was gloomy but that could be an understatement. The way it made me feel while I was walking was the eeriest part of it all. I felt like at any moment some demon could come from the sky and cause havoc on the area. But it never happened so  I continued my brisk jog. The interesting part about dreams are they can take something that looks normal and alter it to the point where you would think its an alternate univ

                                                                                💤💤 Dream Log 💤💤 I recently had another dream or series of dreams the past few days. July 16th to the present has been nothing but wild roller coaster dreams. Last Sunday I drank a whole bottle of Capriccio before going to bed. I only did it because I had no intention of going to Church the next day; especially since I had been going to Church the past few Sundays back to back. You'd think it was a good break for me as a nice little send off before returning back to the work week, even though I don't have a job anymore. Regardless, this dream was different. Liquor on its own acts like a suppressant so it kept me cozy at night. But my mind was nowhere near cozy or relaxed. It was creepy disturbing dreams back to back to back. I saw myself fighting random people with knives but every time I fought, I just saw myself getting cut up. The weirdest thing was my flesh would come back together like it wa

     KICKS: THE GREAT AMERICAN STORY OF SNEAKERS👟   The mid sized book to the left of me is an overall timeline explanation of how shoes came to be, where it came from, and what it evolved into. After reading this book, I felt like I was the next best shoe don on the scene. It's different when you get the history of these things that we take for granted. Materialistic things are an always will be just that; materialistic. However, I'd be lying if I said that materialistic things weren't a mandatory add on of our lives.  People create materials through the use of more materials to create even better materials. Shoes are one of the best materialistic inventions to ever be created by humans. Materials grow, evolve, and adapt to our needs. Shoes have helped many over the years of its discovery. I'm glad to have been brought up during a time when shoes were fully developed and optimized to meet the needs of people.  Athletic shoes, dress shoes, boots, and all types of footw

For the 3rd year in a row, Pancho's Timeline makes its grand comeback in to the Theory Collectives Archives. Prepare to follow a blog unlike any other; The living Documents. With each entry, this piece changes, adding more to the fun, the excitement, the laughs, the pleasure and much more. Introducing:  LIFE IS UNPREDICTABLE: THE 2023 TIMELINE 1st Entry - Saturday, March 11th, 2023 :    Over the past few weeks, I've been indulging in my new favorite weekday past time and NO it is not work related things. When I was still working at the doctors office in Montgomery County, my week days were the doctors office week days. There was no fun in that whatsoever due to 40 hour work weeks keeping me busy 5 days straight. The last thing that I'm going to do is make it seem like the gig was a trip from hell; in respect to the company it did have its plus sides. Meeting new people and adapting to an environment outside your own really helped with getting adjusted back to reality after

The Color of Money Black Banks And The Racial Wealth Gap💰💰💰 The large sized book to the right is one that covers a lot of issues associated with most of the other reviews I've given during my Black Enterprise journey. The Color Of Money compiles many of the issues that America has faced years after slavery, racism, segregation, Jim Crow, and much more. The topics in this book are an overview of how destructive those bad generational norms continue to plague America, the black community, banks, and the world as a whole. Failure to open more channels of success to minority communities is more of a conscious choice rather than a social one. Author Mehrsa Baradaran does a great job in exposing the government for their clear and blatant racism when it comes to minority communities.  The government - said to be made of the people and for the people, single handedly failed in its due diligence to hold up the ideals of America, thus making most of America's ideals come off as a joke

  Precolonial Black Africa 𓁃𓀠𓀢𓀧 This mid to large size book, originally written in French, gives readers a gateway into what Africa was like before the colonization. "Precolonial Black Africa" gives readers a detailed outlook on what life was like amongst the earliest Africans. The book sheds light on what the early Africans did for a living, how they saw each other, how they handled conflicts, how they conquered other lands, how they practiced religion, and a number of other things.  Throughout the book, Cheikh Anta Diop divides the text into sections that focus on the different angles of political and social systems.   For example, section 2 or II or the book goes into detail on what the socio-political status of Africa was at the time.   Sections later on in the  text talk about the education levels that was present during precolonial black Africa. The text is well rounded overall and makes the reader(me) feel like they're sitting in an exclusive African American H