Have you ever seen pelican hunt? I have, and it is majestic. They lazily lounge on a perch of their choice observing and observing until the moment they spot a potential prey to then take flight. Once

Chris & Amy in the infinity pool at our AirBnB. Puerto Escondido reminded me so much of Puerto Rico, where I was born and lived for the first 10 years of my life. So far it is my favorite place that

I was sad to leave Huatulco but totally looking forward to being by the ocean and swimming IN the ocean...but more importantly I couldn't wait to arrive to our final destination in Oaxaca: Puerto Escondido.

One of the aspects that I love the most about my job, aside of working with dogs, is that I am outside and active all day. Even in the insane New England weather. Regardless of how extreme the weather

Courage - to choose to do that which has more importance than the fear that comes with thinking about doing it. For me, as an introvert, it has been a challenge to walk up to strangers and ask them if

I finally made my way over to WholeFoods to try their infamous Tempeh Bacon, Tomato, Lettuce & Avocado sandwhich made famous by Tabitha Brown when she posted this video. And let me tell you...it is

Day 3 was a long and amazing day. The group wanted to go fishing, so we rented a fishing boat that came with a captain and a cooler. We spent the majority of the day hanging on the boat, catching some

I love these moments. They remind me of the power of intention, and the universe providing if the intention is pure. I haven't done any photo shoots in a while. I haven't received any requests for photo

So here it is. My intro post. Which will be so weird because ...well... Hi. My name is Jessica. My username is @j3551c4, which is my name with numbers thrown in there. I like lots of stuff, but my Steemit

We didn't do too much on this day. Walked around town, looked at some shops...and had some awesome margaritas at this place that had Alice in Wonderland quotes in Spanish - my type of place. Huatulco is

We decide to go into the room to get good seats and the moment we walk in, the current speaker, Sam Wolanyk, starts talking about how Puerto Rico is the next destination for Anarchists and Crypto enthusiasts.

Since the moment I saw the lineup of speakers for this year's Anarchapulco, there was one speaker that had my interest above all: Mark Passio. Today I woke up super excited because the day was finaly here.

I am not one to fan girl but I might have had a moment of fangirling after hearing Jeffrey Tucker speak yesterday. I did approach him just now just to get a pic and and tell him how beautiful his talk

I have so much more to post...photos and words that should've been posted way before this...but...just wanted to say... I am about to watch Wu-Tang (not sure who but if you know me I want the GZA!!!) perform

My first time here and so far I love it. The weather is perfect, the people have been nothing but kind and wonderful, even if I couldn't find one person to confirm if the place I was at was the correct

Cheesy moment. I grew up in a hard working, family environment. My parents sacrificed so much to make sure my brother and I didn't feel the struggle...but the struggle was very much there and very much

I'm in this hair group on Facebook that has about 30,000 members from all different backgrounds whether it's religion, culture, country, economic, Etc. And there is one common thread among everybody,

I'm a big fan of food. Because of this, I have had a very turbulent relationship with food. It has been my friend, my foe, my anchor, my concrete block, my wings, and at times, the only aspect of my life

One day in a galaxy far far away, when I had 3 other roomates, me and one of them who is also Puerto Rican and whose first language is also Spanish were speaking by her room, in Spanish about some

A very long time ago, I became aware of the fact that I was cutting people off mid sentence. I forced myself to start really listening, and curb the desire to cut people off. I have gotten better with