Defining Moments 2! Thank you Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive for a meaningful exhibit and for a substantial museum store! I took a quick trip to Berkeley with the simple goal to just explore the University's campus at my leisure. As I came upon this museum, I thought this would be a fitting place to explore since I wasn't able to find the movie tours I heard about days earlier. Upon my surprise, the only exhibit currently on view was, A Movement in Every Direction: Legacies of the Great Migration. But no worries, this was all I needed, and this simple trip suddenly turned very important. While at the museum's store, the messages immediately started pouring in. A few books caught my attention, with the same title of the exhibit, but what captured my focus was, Making Our Way Home: The Great Migration by Blair Imani and Design is Storytelling by Ellen Lupton. Why was my focus here? The lyrics, may your streets be paved with gold, has been strongly playing in my spirit since arriving to the Golden Gate city, and the title of that song is Make It Home. Indeed "A"nother Great Migration (although very unique in the opposite direction) is on the horizon, confirming my Coliseum review, tied in with my beloved soothsayer, Why did the "frog cross" the road? along with the Lotus & Lilies event, which represented the storytelling of leaping "frogs". (Frogs/tadpoles/etc.) An answer to the NarroWay prayer and joke has arrived. Christmas in July, U & I, A Story that Could Live, on the precipice of a new monumental leap/move forward. I've reserved the remaining details for a private journal entry/talk. What a fascinating closure to a journey westward! Bon vivant!