I arrived in Phoenix, just for a quick over night to split up the drive between Laguna Niguel and Bisbee. I was a bit unsure of the place, because no one was home when I got there and I didn't know anything about Phoenix or where I was.

I ended up at a park that night. It was warm and families were out playing kickball, basketball, flag football, volleyball, and other sports. The park was close by to the house and I was tired from driving I had my go to traveling food in my cooler a hard boiled egg, on a rice cake with yellow mustard, it tasted delicious, sitting outside watching the ball players.

Every time I stop somewhere I am so moved by what presents itself. The next morning when I got back on the road, I was looking for a place to grab some breakfast before traveling to Bisbee. I quickly decided to make a left hand turn and then a quick right turn.

There was a large building with letters across the side, "Lonnie and Muhammad Ali Pavilion." It was the Parkinson center that they had helped build.

My heart smiled and affirmed all connections in that moment. The Floating Butterfly Project, the name comes from an array of metaphors, poetry, and affects that intrigue me about the saying, and one of those meanings is rooted deep in the Greatest Of All Time, the GOAT, Muhammad Ali. A man who spoke up and out for what he believed in, for love, for unity. A man who's beliefs were so strong that he stood for them, a man who's rapped, and recited affirmations that came into fruition. "It's the repetition of affirmations that leads to belief. And once that belief becomes a deep conviction, things begin to happen." - Muhammad Ali

Give so much thanks for the intuitive voice that tells you to walk, and when you walk, walk present and with purpose, walk open, walk free, most importantly walk with love.