“180” Movie
PLEASE! WATCH!

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A very special Happy Birthday shoutout to my eldest nephew, Elias (Eli), who, on this day, turns a decade old.
For a lack of a better cliche, words cannot describe the immensity of the love I have reserved for you. More often than not, I regard you not as my first nephew, but instead, as my first son. It feels as if just yesterday I was waking up at six in the morning to feed you warm milk or change your diapers. And now here you are, ten years later, already becoming the smart and caring young man we knew you’d be. Still the best son, brother, nephew and friend you’ve always been. Whatever your dreams and aspirations are, just know you have an uncle, or even more, a father figure who is here to support you. May God continue to bless your beautiful soul.
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The Stand - Hillsong
“So I’ll stand
With arms high and heart abandoned
In awe of the One who gave it all.
So I’ll stand
My soul Lord to You surrendered
All I am is Yours.”
(via james-medina)
Everyone says that it’s best to be honest at all times and I completely agree but are we so blinded by all the games that we play with ourselves and each other to allow this to even happen? We set all these ground rules before actually getting to know anyone. When should I say this? When is it okay to say that? Will I sound crazy if I say this? Am I saying too much? No, it’s too early to say this and that and blah blah blah. When exactly is the right time to say anything? If I like you I want to be able to say, hey I like you. But is it that we’re so afraid of rejection that we’d rather play the board game to feelings in our heads?
Hm, but let’s face it. I can say all of this but I know I’ll go back to this same board game. It’s engraved in us — even more so after rejection.

Requiescat In Pace, Abuelo Freddy (10/28/1937 — 1/22/2011)
This is one I sometimes can’t seem to let go. Maybe its because I feel guilty we didn’t spend as much time as we could have and should have. Maybe its because I feel guilty the last opportunity we got to spend time before your passing, it was during times of adversity; Adversity I put you and the family through. I remember the last time I shook your hand, I thought you were the strongest than I’ve ever known you to be. You were a man devoted to your family and I know to see me go through what I was going through, it must’ve taken a toll on you, physically and spiritually. I know someday I’ll let to let it go; To forgive myself for the heartache I cause you and the family. It’s just sometimes I wish you could forgive me with your very own words. As for now, I’ll settle for the idea of seeing you again someday and spending limitless time together. Thank you for everything. I love you. We love you.
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