St. Lucia Weddings Photographer Kirk Elliott Salutes Michael Jackson
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In Memory of Michael Jackson
Soon after the issue between Chris Brown & Rihanna, I made a post that spoke about "When Perceived Success Is Actually Failure", and tragically, a few days ago, the world became witness to "The Ultimate Failure" in the sudden passing of Michael Jackson.
One of my favourite TV shows is Sobriety House with Dr. Drew Pinsky. This show fascinates me because so many people believe that they would be happy if they could trade places with many of today’s celebrities…the fame, the fortune, the girls, the drugs…and the list goes on and on.
But the truth is, so many of our idols lead tortured lives, again causing me to ask the question: "When is perceived success truly failure?"
I hope that wherever Michael is now that he has finally found the peace that appears to have eluded him in this life.
Truth be told, unless we can look the man in the mirror squarely in the eye, ask him if he is truly happy, and genuinely answer YES, then we haven’t found happiness yet.
And on that note let me say a Warm & Heart-felt Thank You to all my friends who come back and tell me how much you enjoy my photo posts.
Your comments mean more to me than you’ll ever know, and are a true source of happiness for me!
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on Jun 30th, 2009 at 11:02 pm
Well said. i am sure that a lot of famous people have problems finding happiness. Too many people trying to get close to them for the fame and money. How can they figure out who is sincere and who is not? I do not envy them at all. Sure, I would like to have more money, but at what cost do they have their fame and fortune? Is it all worth it? Take care and God bless. keep up the good work and thanks for shring your photos and thoughts with us.