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Who the hell is Sheer Almshouse?
- Sheer Almshouse
- Kingston, Uptown, Jamaica
- I am a writer, photographer, moving picture director who HAD a corporate day time job, (which made me a repressed creative). Maybe that's why I developed adult acne? I am truly an undercover artistic bum who would rather shoot documentaries and write and travel on my down time and work my arse off for my clients and my business.
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3 comments:
...as soo as i get the time i'll watch this through...(so much for time management..;-)
its worth it..esp fro the perspective of a man who was diagnosed with cancer and had three months to live when he gave this lecture.
Time is the most important commodity we've got.
its worth it..esp fro the perspective of a man who was diagnosed with cancer and had three months to live when he gave this lecture.
Time is the most important commodity we've got.
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