Here we are with Surviving the Quarantine Post 20. I’m exhausted while writing this. Check out the rest of the series here, cause I’m gonna make this one brief. Most of the bad in my life right now is focused on lack of relationships and politics. I have covered both those topics extensively on this blog so there is no
It has been a long time since I explored for my blog. But when my birthday struck, I got a chance to take a break from work. Let’s see what I saw on September 1st in Windermere Town Square. Situated in well, Windermere Town Square, this park was the perfect place for me to take a peaceful walk for my
Today is my brother Scott’s Birthday. And like for my Mother, I wanted to write a blog post for him. Just a few weeks ago, Scott graduated from college. Hes on his way to bigger and better things in the sports industry dealing with media and production. And I can tell based on his experiences and what he has
Today is my Mom’s Birthday. Even though I am roughly 1200 miles away from you, distance does not stop me from thinking about you ever day. My mom has always been a hard worker who fights against the odds. She stands firm in being a teacher while living in a country that has made it its mission to destroy
As my last blog post reflected on the tragedy of death, this next one will celebrate life. As I said in my other blog post, today is my Grandmother’s Birthday. It may be one of the greatest joys for her to receive her first grandson the day before her special day. On this special day now, that grandson writes a
I know I am late as your birthday was yesterday, but I wanted to take some time to wish my Brother Scott a Happy Birthday. I know we don’t talk as much as we used to. But that’s inevitable when we live more than 12 hours from each other and both of us have quite busy lives. Still, I
Today I am in a sentimental mood. Its also my Mother’s birthday. So this blog post is dedicated to her. I was born with Autism and could not speak until around the age of 4 years old. (Yes hard to believe) But through the efforts of my Mother, a champion for having her child with Autism live a normal