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“What he has demonstrated very clearly is that you have a choice. He took all that torment, all that agony, all that confusion and pain, and he transformed it, into something beautiful. He’s like the silkworm, you know, you know, … Continue reading →

Oh yes, and you thought you heard it all…. Sunday – 6:00 PM – I am exhausted but relieved that I am making progress on my Mansfield University studies, as well as other work for Repentino.  All of a sudden, … Continue reading →

I have to say, my favorite month, March.  Favorite holiday, St. Patrick’s Day.  Girl Scout Cookies.  And not just because my birthday, my brother’s birthday, or alot of cool other people’s birthday, Camila, Alice, Ana, and more occur in this … Continue reading →

Life – can anyone try to explain it? Sure – I see every day 9th graders that think they have it all figured out, adult feeling they have enough experience to tell others exactly how and what life is – … Continue reading →

I wanted to post this as I am fascinated with the predictions, and new tales woven this year, and though I pledge not to watch the Oscars each year, I do find myself curious about the results, so here is … Continue reading →

Sunday – I love Sundays, I mean TRULY love Sundays!  I just sat down to take in the dog behavior class, then met someone from the UK that works at Greengates, he was awesome and had three stray dogs (ahem, … Continue reading →

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Two notes, Osseily and Daniela, two amazing individuals from opposite spectrums of the world, but yet, on one hand you have one person who has given up so much and sacrificed much to be able to simply write about music … Continue reading →

Amazing things that have been going on in the world of Technology! President Obama in Hang out in Google to talk to people, Learning Without Frontiers Conference (Noam Chomsky!), Digital Day, ALA live about the topic of REMOTE in the 21st … Continue reading →