I Once Thought Having Your Name On A PCH Road Sign Would Be Enough...

But until someone has yelled out your name at the beginning a Morrissey performance at Pinkpop, the longest-running pop music festival in the world held annually in the Netherlands, you really haven't accomplished enough in life. Or so the doubters and naysayers would like you to believe.

Europe is such an exciting place, isn't it? Get ready as we work together to figure out who this "John" character really is (while enjoying the music and video artistry that seem to accompany the yelling out of his name).

I shared in an earlier post that the 2004-2006 period of my life was most important in terms of history. Those incredible Methodist Hospital days were certainly powerful. What a true blessing to know that one of the godfathers of modern alternative music, Morrissey, has a video online from that period that shows our worldwide impact for nearly two decades.

Only You, My Love. A Christmas Favorite From Australia's Princess Kylie Minogue. I Hope To See You Again, Sweetie

Merry Christmas, gorgeous. I love you, angel, and I wish you a very Merry Christmas and an incredible New Year in 2026.

"This Is All Incredible, John! How Long Has This Been Going On?" You Might Ask

The earliest I can trace back so far is around 2004 to 2006, which is the period I describe as my Methodist Hospital days in Houston. What a wonderful team we had assembled there. We were poised to make an incredible impact for the the hospital district, the city of Houston, and as it seems, even the world. The pursuit of the my future wife enthusiastically kicked off on the Internet during that time with a blog I launched entitled, "John Is Waiting For His Princess."

Although Princess Rebecca St. James was cetainly a first in those days, I have found other evidence that she was only the start of an additional groundswell. You'll certainly see that here in a television broadcast from Germany during that same period. We'll revist Germany, and most definately Princess Rebecca's incedible music and influence here in America, in future posts on the blog. Here's some NovaSpace for the Space City. And as an aside, Germany is on my short list for future visits.

Let's flesh out my thoughts from 2004 to 2006 as we move forward in the future, because I think if you're looking back on my history, this in an vitally important time to examine. So much excitement. So much pain and difficulty. Stay tuned here for more.

If Loving Her Unapologetically And Standing Up Against The World's Maggots Makes Me A Hero...

Our love seems to grow like a mightly rushing stream. I don't see myself as a hero, my love. I simply decided that bowing to the negativity and naysayers wasn't going to workout well for me. Or more importantly, for you. That's why we press on.

I look forward to seeing you again, face to face.

Princess Shakira Posted One Of Our Most Viewed And Jaw-Dropping Videos For The FIFA World Cup

Amidst all this recent FIFA World Cup chatter, I'd be remiss (and deeply negligent of my duties) if I didn't revist Princess Shakira's incredible classic "This Time For Africa." Many of you who are new to this blog, or my previous Twitter posts, didn't get a chance to marvel at her incredible contribution at that time.

We honor you again, Africa, while we look forward to the excitement of the upcoming World Cup. We also honor you, Princess Shakira, for a song and video that stand as one of the the most viewed and impressive in Princess history. It's not over until we say it's over, sweetie. Many thanks.