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Message: [QUOTE="VAMike23, post: 2553687, member: 150"] [FONT=Times New Roman][ATTACH=full]28190[/ATTACH] [COLOR=#ffffff]..[/COLOR]yes, i do like this particular photo :)[/FONT] [SIZE=5][I][FONT=Times New Roman][SIZE=5][COLOR=#0000b3][B]"A man inspires affection and honor, because he was not lying in wait for these. The things of a man for which we visit him, were done in the dark and cold."[/B][/COLOR][/SIZE][/FONT][/I][FONT=Book Antiqua] [COLOR=#ffffff] --[/COLOR][B][COLOR=#0000b3]-- Emerson[/COLOR][/B] *[/FONT][/SIZE] There are those who are not all that talented and who, having long known this to be true, set themselves on a path to success through hard work and unwavering commitment, sacrificing much. A few of these will walk this path with grace and humility. Once in a while, their pursuit will inspire others around them. Then there are those who are born with great talent and who, also knowing this to be true, seek to enjoy it, exploring the limits of what they can do without sacrificing too much or taking away from other parts of their life. Once in a [Husky] Blue moon, someone comes along with both 1-in-a-million talent and 1-in-a-million virtues. [COLOR=#ffffff]..[/COLOR]That's Maya. It has been said that once when she was in high school (as a [I][U]two-time[/U][/I] Naismith winner), Maya's coach went back to the gym to make sure it was locked after practice and found Maya doing suicide drills alone, in the darkened gym. Emerson would be proud. [/QUOTE]