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Reading vent

After so much reading:

Tengo ganas de ti: Hache y Gin

From: Tengo Ganas de Ti, a Federico Moccia book/film “Gin, una chica que hace lo que le da la gana y no le da explicaciones a nadie.”-H

Tony Evans: Faith in a dead situation

Thoughts from Tony Evans. 38 Jesus, intensely moved again, came to the tomb. (Now it was a cave, and a stone was placed across it.) 39 Jesus said, “Take away the stone.” Martha, the sister of the deceased, replied, “Lord, by this time the body will have a bad smell, because he has been buriedContinue reading “Tony Evans: Faith in a dead situation”

Summer 2013 Photoblog

As summer comes to a close, I think I owe this crazily busy summer a mini-photographic journey blog. Some important people are missing, but I didn’t want to publish their photos without their consent. My summer was filled with many international people, seeing my amazing family and throwing a surprise birthday party, old family friendsContinue reading “Summer 2013 Photoblog”

This Week’s Picks: September 1, 2013

By: Gabriela Yareliz I have met some really beautiful people, lately. Absolutely beautiful souls. Life is beautiful! 😉 Fall approaches…I am in a more fashion forward mood. Friends are getting married and engaged, so I put together some fab wedding looks I’ve noticed throughout the summer (Fabulous to me, of course. You may think theyContinue reading “This Week’s Picks: September 1, 2013”

Can’t Wait to See You on Oct. 15th

Originally posted on The Official Alice Blog by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor:
Question: Of course you know, but I just remembered that in less than two months you’re going to be at the Takoma Park Library to release the final Alice book. I will be there and I am SO EXCITED. Like a lot of people,…

Expectations

Proverbs 3:6

America’s No. 3 Immigrant Group

This Week’s Picks: August 25, 2013/ Back to School

By: Gabriela Yareliz Summer lights are dimming; textbooks beckoning; internships interviewing; summer heat fading; rain storms pouring. It’s New York. You see the nannies with the children of different ethnicities in the strollers; young students laying out at the Washington Square Park on blankets; tourist groups buying Amorino Cones; falafel trucks smoking on corners ofContinue reading “This Week’s Picks: August 25, 2013/ Back to School”