Who cares about fault? As my dad would say, ‘Blame is like your rear-end and reflection. Seeing either always leaves you — Jaime Reed, Keep Me In Mind
Who cares about fault? As my dad would say, ‘Blame is like your rear-end and reflection. Seeing either always leaves you — Jaime Reed, Keep Me In Mind
Who cares about fault? As my dad would say, ‘Blame is like your rear-end and reflection. Seeing either always leaves you — Jaime Reed, Keep Me In Mind
Who cares about fault? As my dad would say, ‘Blame is like your rear-end and reflection. Seeing either always leaves you — Jaime Reed, Keep Me In Mind
Who cares about fault? As my dad would say, ‘Blame is like your rear-end and reflection. Seeing either always leaves you — Jaime Reed, Keep Me In Mind
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Who cares about fault? As my dad would say, ‘Blame is like your rear-end and reflection. Seeing either always leaves you looking back.’ I’m more worried about what’s in front of me. And right now . . . the view is all messed up.” ~ Ellia

— Jaime Reed, Keep Me In Mind
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