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: racism
The Other Karen
Until last year’s rise of Anti-Racism Movement, I didn’t know Karen is a widely used name to label a female person who commits Racial shaming, assault or prejudice to a Person of Color. Videos of them were all over You … Continue reading
Stop Racial Hate and Killings…Asian Lives Matters Too.
All Lives Matter Is A Lie Until a year ago, I didn’t realize people have to worry for their life and safety for looking too Asian in America, even in the most diverse tolerant State like California. My wife is … Continue reading
With Kamala Harris, I See Hope
The announcement of Democrat’s Presidential hopeful Joe Biden of his running mate made so many smile with excitement Tuesday. Kamala Harris, the first Woman of Color for Vice President brought joy to many, something America has been missing since COVID-19 … Continue reading
How Much Is Too Much? U.S. Surpass 5.1 Million New Coronavirus Cases
When numbers no longer scare people, we just pray for a miracle and hope everything we do is enough to protect ourselves and our family. How much is too much? Surpassing 5.1 million New Coronavirus confirmed cases in the U.S. … Continue reading
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Tagged coronavirus, covid19, discover, Health, Life, News, Photography, politics, racism, writing
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Shout Louder, Fight In Peace Harder
When our voices are not heard, we shout louder. When Racism, oppression, cruelty, injustice, violence and abuse keeps happening, repeating, we fight in peace harder. When we are being ignored, ridiculed, shamed, hurt for speaking the truth and doing what’s … Continue reading
Americans Versus Americans
4th of July weekend. America celebrated Independence Day. Family and friends gathered together over barbecue, drinks and fireworks, but what does this day really mean? 4th of July means differently for different people but we have one thing in common, … Continue reading
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Tagged Blog, discover, faith, Freedom, Inspiration, Life, News, Photography, racism, Travel, writing
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Racial Shaming Inside A London Subway Train
Racism is everywhere and anyone. Fearing for her life because of the high death rate from Coronavirus in U.K., a mother of two stopped working as a Nurse for several weeks. She is afraid to get sick and die because … Continue reading
A Moment Of Silence
For 8 minutes and 46 seconds at 11:00 A.M. today, we offer a moment of silence and prayer for George Floyd as his funeral starts in Houston, Texas. We will never forget his last words, “I Can’t Breathe.”
This Man's Journey 