The Shaggy Report
Living Beyond Names, TSR #1
Names may carry meaning, but it's the actions behind them that truly define us. Read some of my latest post on TSR.
Family
Kids, A Shared Journey
Kids drain your energy, keeping parents involved. It pushes you to give more, knowing love might not be returned.
Life's journey
Noises and Voices
“Y aunque no había niños jugando, ni palomas, ni tejados azules, sentí que el pueblo vivía. Y que si yo escuchaba solamente el silencio, era porque aún no estaba acostumbrado al silencio; tal vez porque mi cabeza venía llena de ruidos y de voces.” ― Juan Rulfo, Pedro Páramo Translated Quote
Life's journey
Building Bridges in a Great Divide
One serious question we have to ask ourselves is how we can become more tolerant people. At the end of the day, we all have neighbors and want to live with each other, so we must build some bridges over the gaps we have created.
newsletter
Bloated Overhead, Lean Start, Grief, and Small Steps
I have come to terms with the fact that my writing, consistency, and commitment to delivering content in this blog is not what I wanted it to be, but it is what I can currently manage. Zero is better than none. I just need to be careful not to use
Life's journey
Family, Friends, and Building Memories
You can do something similar with your family. God knows that's what I'm aiming now—beautiful moments that my kids will treasure.
Life's journey
A Blank Canvas
It's not merely about social media posting or talking for the sake of it. It involves a more sophisticated process...
Faith
Unshakable Fulfillment
Here is a question for us: Are we creating something meaningful with our time, wealth, and will? Something unbreakable, something that cannot be taken away from you? Money can be taken, families can disappear, life can end, and you can be forgotten... What can provide such a sense of fulfillment
Family
Speculative Leaps: If I Were in Your Mind Dad
What girl?...The one you took to your friend's birthday; your sister told me, she was there.
Entrepreneurship
Taking the Narrow Path...Learning to Say No
What category are you focusing on, what specifically in that category are you targeting, and then be patient so you can position yourself in that category and reap the rewards.
Family
Curiosity Crafted: Hands-On Learning Adventures with My Children
Practice what you learn, improve what you practice, master something, and be good at it.
Family
Navigating Life's Waves: Facing Ups and Downs - Part 1
Whatever one does next is unlikely to simply appear; one needs to work for it, be smart about it, and maintain faith in God's desire for their well-being (which does not mean a life without troubles).