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Mother's Day evokes mixed emotions. For some, it’s a painful reminder of loss, like the author's mother, who passed away in 2015, despite her struggles and sacrifices. The author also reflects on his wife’s hard work and love for their daughter, urging others to cherish their mothers, acknowledging both their humanity and flaws.
Rage in Amerika is at an all time high as we continue to encourage hate, spread hate and live in a self dealing mind state to Lie, cheat, steal and murder our way to get what we want. I ask is there hope for us at times.
It feels great to look forward to things in life, like a vacation, a promotion, a baby, a marriage, the lists goes now. Sadly, I don’t have many of these moments anymore, although yes there are those milestones likes birthdays and celebrations I look forward to, but those happen each year. I guess for myself,… Continue reading The Distortion of a Fragile Mind on Edge
The holidays are a time of self-reflection. What we consider to be most important. Although one could look at life and see and say I have nothing to be down about and in my opinion, there is always something we could be down about, life is not perfect after all. For myself I have my… Continue reading Giving Myself the Gift of 4 more years of Life
Rosalie Eleanor Nerio was an incredibly kind women, who I grew up with and as a child, always had a youthfulness about her. She loved to laugh and talk, she was a real chatter box who loved to talk to our late mother Linda, in which they would talk for hours and hours. Here is… Continue reading Rosalie Eleanor Nerio (1944 – 2024): A Life of Love, Caring, and Enduring Legacy
This week, I had the pleasure and honor of taking my daughter Mikaylah who is 11 years old to her first concert, an Alternative rock band called the Wallows (Wallows - Wikipedia). A Group that orientated in Los Angeles started in 2017, signed to record deal in 2018. I had never heard of this group… Continue reading Wallows Concert Experience at Kia Forum: A Generation’s Impact
As a father of my 11-year-old daughter, I have been given the gift of parenthood and yes it’s a gift although some may not think it is. It’s the most meaningful job I have to today, next to be a husband. Changing my life forever in January 2013. OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA I often reflect on… Continue reading Happy Father’s Day 24′
Happy Mother’s Day! To all the moms of all types of especially grandmothers, Dad’s we get our next month, but let’s celebrate mom’s as we should celebrate them each and every day for the sacrifices they make. I get that mom’s will just be mom’s and to do what they got to do to feed… Continue reading Happy Mother’s Day!
We are ripe for a takeover in the good old U.S. as the future president will be decided this year. Which is normal for our country, but not so much as we start to see the tides are shifting to installing potentially a true populist authoritarian into our country for the first time. We here… Continue reading American Democracy is Ripe for Destruction As Society is so focused on Taylor Swift.
Today is my 44th birthday! Please hold the congratulations, well wishes as I reflect on this day to think about these 44 years of life. More than half of my life has been filled with turmoil, hardships, living in regret and sadly waiting for each day to be my last day on earth. Yet I… Continue reading 44 Years of Life Happened Today! Happy Birthday to ME.
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