David Meltzer

So I remember sitting in second year of law school at Tulane, on my bed, my oldest brother had passed away of AIDS. He was a doctor. I had law loans that I didn't know how to go pay back. There was a recession in 1991, 92. And I sat on the edge of my bed and I told God, I said, do you allow me to pay off my law loans and buy a little of my house?

So I remember sitting in second year of law school at Tulane, on my bed, my oldest brother had passed away of AIDS. He was a doctor. I had law loans that I didn't know how to go pay back. There was a recession in 1991, 92. And I sat on the edge of my bed and I told God, I said, do you allow me to pay off my law loans and buy a little of my house?

So I remember sitting in second year of law school at Tulane, on my bed, my oldest brother had passed away of AIDS. He was a doctor. I had law loans that I didn't know how to go pay back. There was a recession in 1991, 92. And I sat on the edge of my bed and I told God, I said, do you allow me to pay off my law loans and buy a little of my house?

I was troubled, shit with my hands, 12 hours a day, six days a week in gratitude. Like a little elf.

I was troubled, shit with my hands, 12 hours a day, six days a week in gratitude. Like a little elf.

I was troubled, shit with my hands, 12 hours a day, six days a week in gratitude. Like a little elf.

Not right now. It's not a prequel quote. It was for gratitude. Right, right, right. Yeah.

Not right now. It's not a prequel quote. It was for gratitude. Right, right, right. Yeah.

Not right now. It's not a prequel quote. It was for gratitude. Right, right, right. Yeah.

And every day since then, everything was better than what I was willing to do to buy my mom a house. And still, everything I get to do, I still have that baseline that I am willing to do that in joy. Right. I have figured out how to learn to love some of the most awful times, most awful things in my life to find the life and love and lessons in it.

And every day since then, everything was better than what I was willing to do to buy my mom a house. And still, everything I get to do, I still have that baseline that I am willing to do that in joy. Right. I have figured out how to learn to love some of the most awful times, most awful things in my life to find the life and love and lessons in it.

And every day since then, everything was better than what I was willing to do to buy my mom a house. And still, everything I get to do, I still have that baseline that I am willing to do that in joy. Right. I have figured out how to learn to love some of the most awful times, most awful things in my life to find the life and love and lessons in it.

And I am a student of gratitude and of forgiveness. And I think those two things raise our awareness of what we're given. See? Here on the status exchange, there's a bunch of people who believe the more you give, the more you receive. And I believe that. But you know what they don't teach you? It's really the more you give, the more you're given.

And I am a student of gratitude and of forgiveness. And I think those two things raise our awareness of what we're given. See? Here on the status exchange, there's a bunch of people who believe the more you give, the more you receive. And I believe that. But you know what they don't teach you? It's really the more you give, the more you're given.

And I am a student of gratitude and of forgiveness. And I think those two things raise our awareness of what we're given. See? Here on the status exchange, there's a bunch of people who believe the more you give, the more you receive. And I believe that. But you know what they don't teach you? It's really the more you give, the more you're given.

So let's elevate our awareness through gratitude and forgiveness of what we're given, even when we're dying on our bed. You are looking for what you were given, not for it to receive anything. And when we do that, then we have to work on something that you need to work on. It's receiving. Because people go, oh, it's okay.

So let's elevate our awareness through gratitude and forgiveness of what we're given, even when we're dying on our bed. You are looking for what you were given, not for it to receive anything. And when we do that, then we have to work on something that you need to work on. It's receiving. Because people go, oh, it's okay.

So let's elevate our awareness through gratitude and forgiveness of what we're given, even when we're dying on our bed. You are looking for what you were given, not for it to receive anything. And when we do that, then we have to work on something that you need to work on. It's receiving. Because people go, oh, it's okay.

I feel bad. You've helped in teaching me that.

I feel bad. You've helped in teaching me that.