Happiness Is Where Our Heart Is
My family's unwavering belief in me makes me feel that I can do anything, be anything. This blog is about the people that made a difference in my life and the many journeys we made together. Because of them,I get to dream again...and those dreams, they remind me each day that life is a gift and a blessing. A blessing that is full of goodness, joy and hope.
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In The Company Of Alligators
By The Beach It’s Father’s Day Any Day
Mom, I Do Remember
When I Turn 44
Big In The Heart Of Texans
Live, laugh, Love With Me
Listen To Your Inner Voice
2014 In Review
I Live For Moments Like These
Achieving Optimal Health, Wellness And Weight loss
Behind The Scarlet Color
Love Endures Forever
Nighttime At The Plaza
Tibiao Adventure
Dialogue Between A Boy And The Brain Coral
Frayed Rays Of Hometown Sunsets
Summer Lovin’ Philippines I do Remember
The Colors Of Summer Comes Alive In London
One Summer Day In Caladesi
Our Life Stories As Work Of Art
On Top Of The Bluebonnet Field Of Dreams
The Real World Outside The Bus
Capiz Island Summer
Our First Sunrise Together
Best Birthday Gift In This Lifetime
Easter Monument In Paris
Inside The American Dream
Streets Of San Franscisco
Joy In Giving Campaign For 2014
Family And Love Outside The Box
Beginning This Year
One Christmas Day
25 Days Of Grand Christmas
Unexpected November
Layers Of Lego For Layers Of Hope
Typhoon Haiyan Update On Capiz
Picture Speaks
8 Wishes And 2 Dozen Balloons
A Lifetime Of Lines And Patterns
100 Days Of School
Weekly Image Of Life
A Shared World
7 Rules In Kindergarten
Heroes In The Making
100 Days Of School
Christmas Family Traditions
An 8-Year Old Version Of Thanksgiving
Texas BBQ Spirit Night
Family Day At Kemah Boardwalk
Clearwater Dream Vacation
Giant Boy In Paris
Fourth Of July’s Red, White And Blue
World Vision
Summer In Galveston
A Mother’s Love
Pedernales Falls, A Nature’s Bliss
Easter Time New Beginnings
Wildlife Getaway
Believe That Everything Will Be Okay
Blessing Of Hope
Galveston Mardi Gras Event
Among The Billions Of People
Places To Remember In Connecticut
Beach Weekend At Pleasure Pier
Wish List For 2013
On Christmas Day
Children And Their Gifts
A Christmas Surprise At Dickens On The Strand
Happy Holidays
Rekindle The Joy In Boston
I Am Thankful For…
How To Create A Lego Birthday Party
Halloween Stories And Photographs
Texas Renaissance Festival Celebration
The Best Smile
October Magic
My Dream Day
Autumn Seasons And Changes
Inspiration By Pensacola Beach And Everywhere
Stingray Discovery At Aquatica
Exciting Escape
Love And Family
Passion In Life
Summertime Blast At Cocoa Beach
Beautiful Summer In Florida
Legoland, A Lifetime Of Memories
Colors
Dreams And Freedom
Life Is One Big Adventure
Breathtaking Images
Fun Under The Sun
Happiness
Tag Archives: covid19
Super Delta Variant Target Demographics: Young and Unvaccinated
“We made our choices. People are hospitalized and in ventilators because of those choices. People will die of COVID because of their own choosing. No one’s to blame. No more scapegoat. We should treat COVID like any other disease, no … Continue reading
San Francisco, First U.S. City Showing Signs of COVID-19 Ending
75% percent of San Franciscans above 12 years old are COVID-19 fully vaccinated, and 82% at least received 1 dose. No more mask and social distancing except Healthcare facilities. COVID daily cases and hospitalization negligible as compared to the rest … Continue reading
Maskless and Free
On Holiday weekend my son asked, “Dad, what’s 4th of July?” What does it mean?” My answer, “It’s Independence.” He asked again, “Dad, what is Independence? What does it mean?” Summarizing in one word from all the versions I’m told, … Continue reading
“I’m Vaccinated,” So What?
“Sir, please put on your mask. Do you have any symptoms of COVID like fever, cough, sore throat, body aches, loss of taste and smell, vomiting and diarrhea? Have you been sick or exposed to COVID the past 14 days? … Continue reading
Honesty Not The Best Policy With COVID-19 Mask Rules
We’ve seen it. We’ve lived it. Had lots of anxiety because of it. After more than a year with the COVID-19 Pandemic confusion, lying, downplaying, defiance and fighting over the highly Politicized Mask Rules, we know better that Honesty is … Continue reading
Same Walk, Different City
Did my long city walk today after months of unhealthy sedentary lifestyle. Same walk, very different city. The fear is gone only to be replaced with something else…loss. Some permanently, others temporarily. Either way, victims continue to struggle for survival … Continue reading
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Are We Ready For The First COVID-19 Surge of 2021? Will History Repeat Itself?
A year ago, we were so afraid of COVID-19 that we stayed home for months during the lockdown and followed CDC guidelines even to an excess. Streets were hauntingly empty. The world overnight was in a mix of chaos and … Continue reading
California COVID-19 New Variant Mutation: Truth and Predictions
New Year, New Strain It only took days for California to reach its third million COVID-19 cases and less than a month for more than 5,000 L.A. county residents to die from the invincible killer. 441,454 Americans dead as a … Continue reading
Choosing Joy for Christmas
The best Christmas Trees are not the ones we’ve seen on magazines, Instagram or store windows but the ones we made from scratch out of love and happiest of moments with family. This year, no more Christmas Tree lighting by … Continue reading
We Should Be Angry For Allowing 130 Americans Die Every Hour From COVID-19
Wednesday, 3,124 Americans died from COVID-19 yet President Trump and his Minions keeps focusing on overthrowing the newly Elected President Biden. President Trump and his Republican loyalists are pushing to toss the will of the people to stay rich and … Continue reading
100 Days Wear A Mask Challenge
Death Giving Versus Life Giving Christmas Too many patients, not enough staff. Medical experts say hospitals and states must soon prepare to shift to crisis-care mode, a designation with standards for hospitals to navigate life-and-death decisions when they become overwhelmed. … Continue reading
What Happens if U.S. Run Out of Hospital Beds and Medical Staff by Christmas?
“Treat our Healthcare Heroes with kindness. Don’t take them for granted. Don’t ignore their cry for much needed help. Don’t dismiss their real fears like nothing and insignificant. Don’t continually place them in the meanest, unsafest working conditions. Your heroes … Continue reading
