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Author Archives: Harry Brake
The Art of Serving – Ketsia Aurele Spotlight in Haiti
I am a bonafide true believer of what you give of yourself, helps discover new chapters of your own life. The more you dive into investing in others you find yourself ever so clearer. When I heard former Seaford High … Continue reading
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Tagged Ketsia Aurele, Mission Of Hope, University of Delaware nursing
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Museo del Juguete Antiguo Mexico – The Past, Present and Now Wrapped into One Forever Child
Neighbors. Sometimes we often forget how close we are to someone and never quite know them. When I brought a pile of extra materials to my house from friends moving back to the states, (file cabinets, plants, pots, more) … Continue reading
Fathering the Dream…
Father’s Day. Let me just explain to you my day. I did not realize the revelations that revealed themselves until the day’s end. It’s funny how your mind and brain just forget dates and remember important dates of events of … Continue reading
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Tagged Annie Veggie, Bernard Shaw, Jason Schell, Man and Superman, Walking Dog
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Mexican Summer Nights, Alarming Mornings, Camper Ready
Walking with the dogs on a PERFECT summer evening in Mexico, (it reminded me of this photo I took from above when arriving in Mexico from my last jaunt from the states) last week (usually I am wiped out before … Continue reading
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Tagged Alondra Santos, Alvaro Obregon, ASF 2015 Summer Camp, Parque Rio, Paul Walker, ROWW
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Recapping the Capping Moment, and So Much More Than Mortarboard…
There is so much that defines a school year, but ever since I was lucky enough to fall into the American School Foundation family in 2011, the one single ceremony that brings the reality of life marching forward without being … Continue reading
Redefining the Definition – A Life’s Dream and Holding Onto Every Moment As You Go
I know I have so much that is in my head that I need to get out and write about what has been happening in the last few weeks – yet to rush these reflections does not do justice and … Continue reading
Similar Saturdays – Sometimes in Different Worlds, but Two Particular Involving Total Life Lessons…
Believe it or not, getting up at 5:00 AM was not that hard. The last two weeks I have found myself in this huge draining time warp of exhaustion seemingly barely getting all done just in the nick of time … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexa, ASF, ASF Bear Boosters, Heartland Brewery, Krispy Kreme, Mario Lemieux, OXXO, Ye Eun
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Duck, Duck, Duck, Harry? Dog? What is GOING ON?!!!!!
There it was – the perfect day, an afternoon with the canines in the Dog Park at Parque Mexico, and on our way our taking the long way around the newly renovated and cleaned duck water park, and of course … Continue reading
Combined Essences, New York and Mexico City
Yes, despite the last New York post being made on April 6th 2015 f0llowing a whirlwind of experiences in New York City in March of 2015 – amid the advent of Into the Woods, Blue Moon, and sandwiched in between … Continue reading
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Tagged Adi Alsaid, Afterworlds, Alaya Dawn Johnson, Authors Among Us 2015, Cathleen Davitt Bell, Columbia University, Cormac McCarthy, CSPA, Heather Demetrios, Holly Black, Justine Larbalestier, Kathryn Holmes, Kevin Emerson, National Novel Writing Month, Porco Rosso, Repentino. magazine, Scott Westerfeld, Sobrinos, The Road, Young Adult Literature, Zeroes
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