Chapter 7 - One Night in New Orleans And yet another moral occurs to me now: Make love when you can. It’s good for you. ― Kurt Vonnegut
What You Hear When You Silence All Those Voices I became wild. Then I became wise. Resilience crept up on me, originally disguised as arrogance, though it wasn’t about feeling superior to anyone — it was about knowing, with certainty, that I stood alone.
The Love It Takes Louis Tomlinson deserves a broad audience for his unique inspirational abilities. Need a bit of inspiration? Check out this book: The Love It Takes, the extraordinary influence of Louis Tomlinson, by Skylar Burton.
Who Knew? It’s a Torx Screw! The torx screw was invented to solve a problem that was plaguing the world: screws that, heaven forbid, actually slip out when you try to tighten them. Also because the world needed a screw that looked like a mini ninja star.
This Wine is Making Me Awesome I dry camped (that’s a thing I’ll explain later) at the Falkner Winery. I was alone, parked in the Falkner Winery parking lot, perched on what felt like the top of the world — or at least the top of Temecula Valley.
Louis Tomlinson and our Collective Journey Tomlinson stands as a testament to the power of authentic connection, and a catalyst for change within the music industry. It’s a celebration of the unexpected paths that lead us to discover deeper connections and the enduring impact of an artist who continues to give, evolve, and inspire.
Louis Tomlinson. Two Years of Joy. Most of you might be wondering how I wound up here, all poetic about a book project. But as I was writing the dedication and sifting through messages for this anthology, I hit a reflective patch. Why this book? Why now? And why Louis Tomlinson?