Wow, where did all of these people come from?
Two months ago, I had a small band of warriors. Now I have an army.
Two months ago, I was wondering if we had lost all of our inducted members. Now the warriors are coming back home.
Two months ago, I was talking about new recruits. Now I’m talking about setting up bands of Green Berets.
Two months ago I was wondering who our alumni are. Now I’m walking around with their business cards.
Two months ago, I was wondering if we were ever going to get a decent meal out of this outfit. Now someone’s pushing a plate of food every time I walk in the door.
Two months ago I wondered if the lieutenants were really getting it. Now I realize they knew what I was talking about all along.
Two months ago I thought I was going to have my hands full. Nowadays I travel full of hands.
Two months ago I wondered if this thing called Sigma really mattered. Today, it’s a different matter.
Two months ago,
two months ago,
two months ago.
What the hell am I going to have on my hands two months from now?
Friday, September 26, 2008
Thursday, September 4, 2008
Organized Confusion by Yaphet Murphy
Believe me, I want to get caught up in the passion of a thing
To feel the fierce firestorm of wind, and rush, and roar
And go with it, swiftly, wholly and completely
But I feel my life is way too diffused to get caught up in any one thing completely.
My life - full of jagged edges, disparate forms and disconnected pieces.
Twenty different people called me today – not one of them know each other
How many degrees separate us???
Lord knows I like complexity…but not like this.
Give me the complexity of a fly’s eye or a spider’s web,
the complexity of a blood vessel or a muscle.
When a muscle receives an impulse, all of the cells contract in harmony, pulling the muscle in the same direction.
Sigma is a part of my life.
My life is a part of Sigma.
I wish my life had that kind of absolute, harmonious complexity.
Yaphet Murphy
Sigma VP Speaks
To feel the fierce firestorm of wind, and rush, and roar
And go with it, swiftly, wholly and completely
But I feel my life is way too diffused to get caught up in any one thing completely.
My life - full of jagged edges, disparate forms and disconnected pieces.
Twenty different people called me today – not one of them know each other
How many degrees separate us???
Lord knows I like complexity…but not like this.
Give me the complexity of a fly’s eye or a spider’s web,
the complexity of a blood vessel or a muscle.
When a muscle receives an impulse, all of the cells contract in harmony, pulling the muscle in the same direction.
Sigma is a part of my life.
My life is a part of Sigma.
I wish my life had that kind of absolute, harmonious complexity.
Yaphet Murphy
Sigma VP Speaks
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