Over the past two years, in spite of an incredible hectic schedule, I’ve learned a few life lessons. While they may not be profound, they have been eye openers for me. Here are a few of these lessons I’ve learned since moving to Kentucky.
- Life is to be lived one bite at a time.
- Many times Christianity is more concerned with building the empire rather than building the community.
- The word friend is a verb.
- Country ham is a food staple.
- A Hot Brown has nothing to do with Cleveland.
- Catholic is not a curse word.
- Any time spent with family is priceless.
- White people do have rhythm if it’s lived out rather than danced to.
