Trust. Trustworthy.

Submitted by djksly on Wed, 09/24/2008 - 9:02am
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Trust. Trustworthy. I'm just up late night, flipping through TV channels. I'm watching an evangelist named Pastor Arnold Murray. He's actually straight to the point and got a sweet sarcasm in his delivery. Pretty interesting.

So, today, my car almost broke down. Brake and battery light came on, found out my fan belt was hanging below my ride. Let it be known that I just got a new fan belts on January 10, 2008. It's only September 2008. I had anxiety all the way from Vermont and Wilshire to Studio City, hoping I'd make it to the dealership.
Thank GOD I made it.

Just came back from a Sony/BMG showcase where new artist, Paul Freeman, (Emo/Rock) new artist, Krista, and R&B twins, Nina Sky performed. It was pretty dope. Saw a bunch of my homies. Good catering. I had my peripheral vision on high alert for the waiters!

But what's really been on my mind is positivity and trust. I'm not going to go into the great detail, but I leave you with this question. Are you trusting and trustworthy?

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Dj K-Sly:I just wanted to

Submitted by Aaron (not verified) on Tue, 09/30/2008 - 8:28am.

Dj K-Sly:I just wanted to take the opportunity to thank you. I appreciate your positivism and it's been a real comfort to me. I'm a screenwriter and novelist working in Hollywood and it's always refreshing to encounter someone who isn't afraid to be open about their Christianity. I’ve been a fan of yours for some time now and I always enjoy checking out your blog. Here in L.A. it’s always hard to find people with style and substance. I find a significant amount with style, but often a bit short of substance. I try to be positive about working in this entertainment industry, but sometimes I question if what I’m doing here is truly my calling. I know writing is the gift God gave me, but screenwriting may not be the medium he intended. I think it’s amazing how you’ve used your position in this industry and your influence as a dj to promote the basic principle of Christianity, which is love, and the most important commandment.Well, I just wanted to take the time to express that I know you’re doing good work and I wish only the best for you and your career.Bless.