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06/04/2026

Video: 6/4/2026

Every day I continue on this journey, I realize more and more that things happen for a reason, even when the outcome is disappointing, frustrating, or difficult to understand in the moment.

Life is much like a potter’s wheel. We are constantly being shaped by our experiences, our failures, our victories, and our perseverance. Sometimes we work tirelessly toward a goal and see little evidence that anything is changing. We wait. We sacrifice. We wonder if anyone notices, cares, or even understands what we are trying to accomplish.

I know that feeling. Believe me, I do.

There are days when you grow tired of waiting. Days when the effort seems greater than the reward. Days when it feels as though the world is moving around you while you remain standing still.

But I have learned something important: if you continue to cultivate your purpose, shape your reality, and remain faithful to the path placed before you, the breakthrough often arrives when you least expect it.

Keep building.Keep believing.Keep moving forward.

The harvest does not arrive the day the seed is planted.

Have faith. Your time is coming.

06/02/2026

Photos: June 2, 2026
Location: East Potomac Golf Links

I have a few photos from my clock method on here, but today is the day.

Sometimes it’s GOOD! Sometimesits bad.

I use the clock method, either I hit it is too far (hard), or hit it too short (soft), 150+ speed I’m kinda righty righty.

Kinda a super, duper nerd so I record things, and these metrics were recorded 2 years ago!!! (Seems to be spot on)

I’m haven’t been hitting my driver well, so around 140- mph I can sweetly pull 190-240 at 50-70-% swing speed (straight). Depends, anything above, 150 it might go any direction. 👈👆👉 (This B-Day I realized I’m old and getting deeper and deeper 😢 it’s good to , but I must admit I want -70.

C’est La Vie!

It’s just a game! It’s all, a game!!!!!

Love,

Erick Lester Brown

05/31/2026

Photos: May 13-31 2026
Location: Capitol Hill, Washington DC

My birthday present, I built a front yard putting green.

I finally gave up, trying to grow grass in the front as it never worked out well for me all these years. So I decided to build a private front yard professional putting green with three holes one low, one medium high, and one high.

The rain really helped show the low spots. Turned out pretty well.

Let me know when your trying to practice ⛳️ 🍷🥃

05/09/2026

Photo/Video: 05/09/26
Location: East Potomac Golf Links

A little bogey golf today. It is, what it is.

I was paired with a cool cat today. He talked about the renovations at all the courses in the city and also the mound of toxic metal on the White Course from the bunker/ballroom. did a East Potomac redevelopment plan will post upload soon but you can check out the renderings on our instagram, cool.

Take away from our conversation today:
-Course needs renovations but keep the game accessible (reasonably price).

05/04/2026

“May the 4th” Be with you!

Today I used my Beesmash AI — Janus EISf + UEC/UCE (Unified Editorial(emotional calculus) Cartoon/Unified Comedy Equation) and I engineered a full cinematic comic universe featuring Daisy: The Dark Samurai 🐾🔥 this morning while on my walk.

From concept → narrative → visual ex*****on:
• Event–Impact–Scenario logic structured the story
• UEC balanced emotion, conflict, and impact
• Red vs Blue energy mapped across every panel
• Comic physics, lighting, and character dominance dialed in

This isn’t just AI art — it’s system-driven storytelling.

A fallen bond.
A clash of honor vs power.
A story written in light.

“Only one walks away from the dojo… let fur fly.”

Is this the future of comics?

Welcome to Beesmash.

04/26/2026

Photos: 9/24/2026
Location:

I look at the gallery almost everyday to see what’s new. Today when I opened up the door one of the pieces fell over, from a gust of wind, that was the piece I took (Le Petit Prince).

The exhibit is called and it’s awesome

👑

04/19/2026

Photo: April 19, 2026
Location: @

A little golf practice (short game) for the Spring, Summer, Autumn season then my go to lazy spot, doesn’t let down I get the tots & Greek Salad and beaucoup whiskey/ciders

04/15/2026

Photos: April 14, 2026
Location: Atlantic Beach, South Carolina

Photo1: Indian Blanket (Gaillardia pulchella ) Photo 2: Common evening primrose (Oenothera biennis)

The Indian Blanket is my favorite wild flower on the Beach (Atlantic Beach).

But here’s what makes it significant…

The Indian Blanket isn’t just surviving, it’s supporting entire ecosystems. Pollinators like bees and butterflies depend on it, and unlike non-native species, it requires minimal water and no chemical intervention.

Interesting facts about Evening Primrose:

Called “evening” primrose because many varieties open at dusk

Native to North America but now widespread

Seeds produce evening primrose oil, often used for expensive skin and health supplements

04/06/2026

Photos: April 6, 2026 (Easter Monday)

Location: Capitol Hill, Washington DC

On Easter Monday in Capitol Hill, a series of quiet images taken by Erick Lester Brown reveals a deeper national narrative unfolding beneath the surface. From the serene statue of the Virgin Mary to the institutional declaration “He is risen indeed,” the foundation of traditional faith remains present—but increasingly isolated. This spiritual continuity is contrasted sharply by human-centered reflections like “Rules for Lovers,” which expose vulnerability, imperfection, and emotional realism in modern relationships.

Meanwhile, the streets respond with urgency and identity. “War is not the answer” introduces political resistance, while “She is art” signals a shift toward personal identity as the dominant form of expression. Together, these images form a layered emotional map of America—one where faith, conflict, love, and identity coexist, but no longer align.

03/21/2026

My father took his last breath on March 6, 2026..

He was my daddy, my teacher, my sponsor for my ridiculous expensive, profitable ideas, and more., my hero.

The life of my father, Lester Brown, a truly great, awesome, brave, and kind man. We are not so that, in my family. He was more than a father; he was my inspiration, my hero, and a living example of bravery, courage, joy, and happiness. His strength carried our family, his wisdom guided us, and his laughter filled every room with light. He showed me what it means to live with purpose, to be a man, to love deeply, and to stand tall no matter what life brings, or what scum stands or exists before or around you.

Service to be held on March 26, 2026, at Emmanuel Baptist Church, Washington, D.C.
Viewing at 10 AM | Service at 11 AM

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