Dominique Garoute

About me:

Who am I? Who do I think I am? What have I become? Who are you to judge others? I am a: mellifluous teddy bear, propitious turtle, ensnared zoo animal, desolate dove, exhilarated morning sun, pensive breeze, witty fox… I supplicate love, fearless of change, and filled with tenacity for a new adventure. I’m Do the Mini Q. I originated from a huge family where color is of no concern. I am from a diverse town associated with the letter L. The story is: The perpetual complaints of L residents leave in search for liberty just to reestablish their original demeanor. I need more than two hands to count how many states I have either lived in or visited. I have only been to the beach twice; upon one visit did I earn the privilege of viewing majestic mammals stream across the morning sun’s prismatic horizon. I am altruistic. I find myself compelled to the necessities of others. As a propitious turtle, I perpetrate toughness but in truth, I am nothing more than a delicate flower. I value quotes and discern the artistry of the written language. It is engraved within that life lessons are essential for survival, failure creates accomplishment, emotions are cabalistic, and people undergo everlasting changes. Always expect complexity, obtain personal endeavors, and eternally seek amelioration ..................................................................................................................... Meredith Jordan: Whatever you have forgotten, you can remember. Whatever you have buried you can unearth. If you are willing to look deep into your own nature, if you are willing to peel away the layers of not-self you have adopted in making your way through the tribulations of life, you will find that your true self is not as far removed as you think................................................................................................................................ RAMONA L. ANDERSON: People spend a lifetime searching for happiness; looking for peace. They chase idle dreams, addictions, religions, even other people, hoping to fill the emptiness that plagues them. The irony is the only place they ever needed to search was within................................................................................................................