“Did someone say Fiesta!?” You know that saying, “Somethings Never Change?” Well it’s not true because certain things do change. A couple of weeks ago, I went back to my Alma Mater for Frontier Fiesta. What is Frontier Fiesta? Well […]
Here’s to strong women: May we know them, May we be them, May we raise them Happy International Women’s Day! This day is a global celebration of social, cultural, political and economic achievements of women. From the early Women’s Suffrage […]
All are from the dust and to the dust all return. Ash Wednesday was yesterday which means Lent has begun. If you don’t know what Lent is let me give you a quick history… Lent is a 40-day fasting that […]
One of my many projects this year is photo-shoots. With photo-shoots, I’m able to add more content while capturing the essence of what I want my blog to stand for. My first photo-shoot was Valentines themed! I wanted this photo-shoot […]
A couple of weeks ago I attended a funeral, my friend’s mother passed away after bravely battling cancer. Without giving it thought, I asked off for that day to attend her funeral. It was the first time I attended a […]
How can a simple 4 letter word, have such an impact with multiple meanings. It’s butterflies flickering in your stomach when you meet an unexpected person, when a mother holds her newborn for the 1st time, the smile of grandparents […]
Out With the old, In With the New! Hey guys, I know I haven’t been constantly posting on my blog due to my busy schedule of working 2 jobs and other stuff. I’m sorry and that will change. Speaking of […]
Happy New Year! As my 1st post of the year, I decided to not make a list of resolutions because let’s be honest- most to all of them we don’t even follow throughout the year. Instead I decided to make […]
“Graduation is Not the End; it’s the Beginning” -Orrin Hatch Another semester has ended, another set of students graduate making their way into the “real world.” To the newly graduates, congrats on taking your last finals and walking that stage […]
History isn’t just part of the past. Sometimes, it becomes part of a legacy. By: Lidia Herrera For Houston Community College history professor Angela Holder, her family connection to an ugly chapter in Houston history — and her […]