Creating Imaginative Worlds with Writing
Happy Independence Day! Today is a day that many can appreciate but many do not as we sometimes forget the meaning of this day, I am guilty of this as well. Many will think of this day as a holiday that many have off to fire up the old Bar-B-Que, invite friends and family over… Continue reading Celebrating July 4th: A Reflection on Freedom
Do you ever ask yourself, “What the hell happened to my life?”, “How did I end up here?”, which can relate to many areas in one’s life such as a one’s personal life, finances, career and the list goes one. For me I constantly question my life on my choices. Although I can’t remember exactly,… Continue reading Overcoming Adversity: A Personal Reflection on Self-Discovery
I don’t know why, but as of late I have been emotional and not just because of my natural depression that is with me all the time, or my financial struggles but the state of country. As the husband of a legal U.S. Citizen born and raised in El Salvador. Before meeting my wife, I… Continue reading Empathy for Undocumented Migrants: A Personal Perspective
The written word holds significant meaning, and since 2019, I have dedicated myself to my books and blog with great passion. I live blog life, an incredible network of individuals who write with heartfelt dedication each day. Starting my blog has afforded me the opportunity to express myself freely, without being constrained by concerns about… Continue reading Triggered: My Blogging Journey and Book Release
The Forgotten Son: Chapter One is now available. This autobiography covers my life from birth to adolescence and was released on Father’s Day. Inspired by the original, larger book that was published in January, this version is designed to be more digestible. The book serves as a heritage for my daughter, wife, and family, including… Continue reading Autobiography Release: The Forgotten Son Chapter One
As a father celebrates Father’s Day, it can be complicated but not in the way one would think. You see of course, I grew up with my own father who is still living today named Moses. My own mother and father divorced when I was about five years old and my sister about three years… Continue reading Reflections on Fatherhood: A Complex Journey
In today’s world, fear is a point that many may fail to recognize. People feel helpless and like they do not belong. This is true regardless of whether you were born here or not. Ultimately, it is about control. Even if you were not born in the Good Ole’ USA, you might feel unsecure about… Continue reading The Danger of Losing Humanity in a Time of Control
The author discusses the ongoing ICE protests in Los Angeles, reflecting on their personal connection to the city. They argue that while migrants contribute significantly to California's economy, they face scrutiny and violence. The author criticizes the double standards in responses to protests, highlighting issues of crime and the treatment of undocumented workers.
The author reflects on their passion for storytelling and the profound connection between writing and self-expressions, sharing updates on recent publications like "The Stricken" and the upcoming paranormal book "The Whisper." They emphasize a commitment to honoring indigenous cultures in their non-fiction work about the Yaqui and O’odham tribes while expressing gratitude for their readers.
The author reflects on feeling a loss of personal joy despite loving their family. They reminisce about brighter times and battle inner turmoil, believing their own value is diminishing. Writing serves as an escape and a legacy, while they grapple with life's challenges and existential thoughts about significance and worth.
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