Hood Cricket Life Systems: What the Chirp Reveals About Your Order
The things you ignore are never random. Small annoyances are signals, not noise. Order always speaks before chaos takes over.
The Seasons of Crime: How a City Breathes Through Heat and Cold
Each season changes the kind of trouble the city carries. Darius “Dee” Colson walks through spring tension, summer heat, fall hustle, and winter pressure — and finds rhythm inside it all.
Sweeping the Same Spot Twice
Sweeping the same spot twice is not punishment. It is proof you can be trusted with what needs doing every day. The work that repeats is the work that reveals you.
When Folks Talk Work But Don’t Work
Some folks can talk a job clean to death before they ever lift a tool. The porch don’t lie — it shows the dust you didn’t sweep. Real work happens in silence, not in speeches.
Work Ethic and Consistency — The Maintenance Man’s Gospel
A leak will tell on you before a neighbor does. That’s where work ethic begins. Fix it while it’s small. Keep your word while it’s easy. Every job worth doing is a promise worth keeping, and every quiet repair teaches a man the same thing — consistency is the gospel of peace.
The Difference Between Funny and Foolish
The Front Porch Audit by Darius “Dee” Colson — reflecting truth, humor, and humility from the porch to the page.