Paging mayor Ledezma
This was a bad week for chavismo, with its internal struggles becoming more evident than ever. But Schadenfreude would feel a bit better … if our side wasn’t in such a state of disrepair.
In that regard, I like this idea by Jean Maninat: the MUD folks should sit down and come up with a joint plan, and they should do so now. The folks who signed this thing and the folks who don’t want to do anything … need to find common ground. The person to spearhead such a plan? Antonio Ledezma.
Given his gravitas, Ledezma may be the best choice we have. Whether it’s fair or not, the MUD leadership has simply lost credibility. And heck … it’s not like Ledezma has anything else to do.
Have a great weekend everyone.
You Asked: Interview with Jason Aaron Baca – Cover Model & Fitness Trainer
Check out my blogger buddy, Ms. Romantic Reads’, interview of one of the most popular male romance book cover models. Illuminating.
Spotlight: Dangerous Protector by Milly Taiden (#Excerpt, #Trailer + #Giveaway)
Another winner by Milly Taiden!
An OB/GYN writes to George Will about college rape
A voice a reason in a sea of misinformation. Women need to be at the forefront of these discussions, as we are victimized at a much higher percentage than men.
Dusting off the Cobwebs
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Yes, I am still alive. No, I don’t want to talk about it, because I know how badly I’ve neglected my blog. Suffice it to say, that I have begun to climb out of the darkness and am finding new light.
I have met some interesting new people, and one amazing person in particular, with whom I have much in common. Part of starting a new chapter, is the element of newness and wonder seeing yourself through someone else’s eyes. Sometimes we need to step back and strip away our biases against ourselves and see the simple beauty they see. Thank you friend, for seeing inside my soul and being present with me.
There are a few wonderful books I’ll be sharing with you soon. Just have to knock the cobwebs off the blog and publish my reviews.
Happy weekend, everyone. I promise not to be a stranger. Much.
#SOSVenezuela: The Spark That Started the Crisis in Venezuela by Mariana Atencio
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#SOSVenezuela: The Spark That Started the Crisis in Venezuela by Mariana Atencio
Maria Atencio presents one of the most comprehensive reports on the events that led to the current situation in Venezuela.
A-Z Challenge: “B” is for Blogging
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When I started this blog, it had no real direction or theme. In fact, I did not expect anyone to read it because it was going to be a place to synthesize my thoughts. I never expected to “meet” other bloggers and be moved by their words, laugh with them or feel badly when they were experiencing the tough side of life.
I also did not expect to post my thoughts on books in a public forum for others to read. I was content with posting my thoughts on Amazon or Goodreads, but the blog gave me the opportunity to add more personal comments that I did not feel were appropriate on Amazon or Goodreads. Ultimately, this led to the reorganization of the blog.
My life has been in a state of transition for the past four years and some things are still unsettled. I feel that everyone that has flowed in and out of my life, has helped me move in the right direction. Some have moved into my life for a brief period to demonstrate what I want or do not want out of friendships and some have helped me along my blogging journey. So today, I am recognizing Michelle from Ms. Romantic Reads, Anna from Herding Cats & Burning Soup, Becca from Lady or Not…Here I Come, The Chicks from Chick Swagger and Suzie from Suzie81 Speaks. All of these bloggers have encouraged me, stopped by to chat and inspired me with their words. May you all continue to brighten other people’s days with your wit, snark and spirited discussions.
Song of the Week – “Wanna Be Startin’ Somethin'” by Michael Jackson
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I miss the King of Pop, since I grew up with his music still love it. Michael was more than a singer, dancer and entertainer. He was humble, generous and sadly, misunderstood. I wish he were still with us.
The song of the week reflects a challenge that I set for myself today. I just joined the Blogging from A to Z April Challenge (April 2014). As someone who was diagnosed with ADHD, in her mid-forties, this will go one of two ways (1) help me organize my thoughts and blog every day or (2) create chaos and anxiety in my life.
I choose organization, as it will “force” me to publish book reviews, and some reflection posts, I have been putting off. I am #1703. Hear me blog! Now, DANCE! Have a great weekend, everyone!
1,600 Soldiers vs. One Guarimba in Puerto Ordaz
#SOSVenezuela
The month-long shut-down of the La Churuata neighborhood in Puerto Ordaz seems to be over, after a simply huge military action to lift it. Correo del Caroni’s Maisdulin Younis has
an eye-opening write-up:
Ayer, mientras las cooperativas de limpieza de la Alcaldía de Caroní y de Gobernación del estado Bolívar, recogían las ramas y escombros que tenían los accesos cerrados, los vecinos observaban la situación con repudio.
Entre gritos e insultos, rechazaban la acción. “Queremos una Venezuela libre y no nos vamos a cansar. Van a tener que mudarse a La Churuata, comiencen a traer sus carpas si piensan que esto no se volverá a cerrar. Yo quiero un país libre para mi hija y ese país es Venezuela, no me da la gana de irme de aquí, yo sí amo a Venezuela”, gritaba Marielis Núñez a los miliares que estaban parados frente a ella.
Ms. Younis shows that still and…
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