speakin ain't easy

So last night was the lecture...
I was working on my presentation til about 5:15. Threw it on an external harddrive and made my way down to the Tulsa Little Theater. Aside from not being able to read my notes, (because I don't know how to use Keynote aparently), I think it well. I was anxious. I remember at some point in my life I had taken a public speaking course, but all those tools have long been replaced. A few hours before the event I started wondering why I had agreed to do this...
Well, I am now sitting comfortably in my office listening to Outkast on vinyl and I am stoked. It wasn't that bad. I liked it. Rather, I enjoyed it. The process of it all.
I remember when I originally started LFP I had visions of one day sharing what I have learned from these great individuals. In hopes of inspiring at least one person. If one person is inspired by sharing the love and undying passion of those involved with LFP = All is a success.
I'd like to thank everyone that came out to support me last night. I really apreciate it more than I can express to you here. I am so fortunate to have such an amazing circle of friends and family. Thank you.
Also, it was fun to do some autogrpahs and meet some new faces:
*Darshan and Carla, the posters came out perfect! You guys rock!
thank you thank you thank you.