Entry #364 – May 16, 2010: No Tees Please
I spent all day today working on a book I am editing with Media Mastermind G. Kofi Annan.
I was suppose to spend the day outside – in the sun – shaking my booty at SFNY and meeting with artistic women of African descent.
But our book comes first.
I started at 8AM.
I finished at 9PM.
The cover is fly and the content is dope.
I'll post a link after we publish.
[Now available for download. Get your copy now.]
Another dream dodges deferment.
Update: May 19, 2010 at 11:33PM - added cover image and link to download.
This article was written on 18 May 2010, and is filled under 365, A Day in the Life of a Winner.
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