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This post has taken me a long time to finish. I’ve been away from my blog and from my inner writing for some time now. What I’m sharing here comes deep from within my heart and my sorrow. I lost a friend recently. We were classmates in Grad School, at … Continue reading
About the Book Be Courageous. Laugh. Embrace Your Uniqueness. Spread Joy. This is the story about Jaida; a friendly little caterpillar with a powerful message. A surprise visit to Mocha and Petri’s dollhouse leads the three to an everlasting friendship. Each day is filled with a new memory, until the … Continue reading
My country is bleeding. Life is being spilled; justice and peace run through our fingers like grains of sand. I had not felt such sorrow in quite some time. I have no right. I can’t even fathom nor understand the degree of fear, violence and anger my land is going … Continue reading
Today, November 2nd, in Mexico we celebrate the day of the dead, or Dia de Muertos. It is a pre-Hispanic tradition that was adopted and transformed by the Catholic missionaries, so now the festivity has a lot of religious aspects to it. However, religious or not, it is a day … Continue reading
On April 17th, the great Gabo (as most people called him) left forever to his magical town of Macondo. With the news of his demise I had a chance to remember all that I owe this Nobel laureate, both for my own writing style and my love for literature. My … Continue reading
About the Book Title: GG and Mamela | Author: Belinda Brock | Illustrator: Avi Katz | Publication Date: April 15, 2014 | Publisher: Lamb Press | Pages: 32 | Recommended Ages: 4 to 10 Summary: This picture book celebrates the loving relationship between Lily and her great-grandmother (GG) as … Continue reading
About six and a half months ago, a few days after Tiny Mr. A was born, we lost a very dear member of our family. He was an elderly gentleman (93!), but he was full of life and sharp as a tack until the very end. We lived very close … Continue reading