Archive for July, 2008

Amigos..

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Great friends are hard to find, and once you find them it can be difficult to keep them. I’ve lost so many friends throughout the years. Some left on good terms others on sour terms, and some simply vanished. Moving out here meant I was not gonna be near some of mi amigos. I still hear from many and others not. Some of us were simply not meant to journey together. I am guilty for ruining many friendships as well as creating some great ones. The great ones are the ones that withstand the obstacles and tests. At first friendships are all good until we learn more about each other. Then you find that one thing that annoys you about them, and they find things that annoy them, about you. That is the way it is. It is always hard to make those tough decisions that involve friends. You are left with the choice to tell them yourself or have others tell them instead. That really stinks. I always hated to hear things from other people rather then ( I hate the saying but..) the horse’ mouth. I guess that is the way it has to be in certain circumstances. In jobs for example. You can make friends but at the same time its weird. I have experienced this in the past. You wanna be friends with certain people, but eventually they may have to make a decision on behalf of the company that terminates you, and usually terminates a friendship. It has always been sort of the opposite for me. The friends that were up front with me, and gave me the real deal are the friendships that have continued. Its gotta be tough being on the other side of the table having to make a tough decision. Usually sending someone makes it easier cause it isn’t you, but that’s just it, its not you.

A few years back some changes were being made in a group I was part of. The decision was I should move on to something else. It was tough to swallow, but it was awesome hearing it from the main dude. It’s funny but after that decision it seemed as if our friendship got stronger and things opened up for me in other areas beyond belief. . As years past we realized that the whole time we were working together we never really talked. We were part of the same vision yet so disconnected. But after a tough decision was made a friendship born. Its an awesome thing. So here I am rambling at the airport waiting for a friend to arrive from Chi-town. On the whole drive here I was thinking about this, figured why not blog it. Anybody feel me? Any friends out there?

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Wired for Success…

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Too many people settle? Settle for what seems stable and comfortable. We let dreams drift away cause they don’t seem stable enough and seem uncomfortable to achieve. It is never too late to change the ife you’ve made for yourself. It seems that the things we are passionate about won’t pay, so we get the 9-5 to pay for it, until then. Our dreams and passions are then placed in the back burner until _________________ fill in the blank. But that is a trap. You then become locked into a comfort zone. You have money, you have things, life seems stable, bills are getting payed, but your heart, mind and soul are half full, because the things that fill are the passions specifically implanted and wired into your DNA. Deep inside we all say “if I could only do this, do that”. We are afraid to take a chance, take a risk, and possibly lose it all, but gain life in the end. There is nothing more filling then doing the one thing you love. We are all wired for success. We’ve been created to be great, to dream big and live out those dreams now. So many people live their dreams through others or even their children. There is no better lesson for a son or daughter to see a single mom, single dad, or even a married couple to strive for the dream no matter how old they may be nor the odds against them. You’re heart, mind and soul will never be at rest until you have given in to the passion you have within. That dream no one understands. The dream that seems too big to accomplish. But In going for it we find God, we find our destiny, we find purpose and we find the life of our dreams…All because you left the comfort zone and you took a chance.

paz

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Tuesday Facts you didn't know…pt. 4

More facts you didn’t know about me…I wonder how long this blog series can go?
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-I broke into my own car 3 times during college, because I locked my keys inside…

-I chopped my Mohawk off cause the Hair-cuttery ruined it…All I wanted was a trim.

-I ate lunch at the same table with Vince Vaughn and Jennifer Anistan on the set of the break up.

-I fell asleep on my way to pick Reina up while in college. I ended up on the grass off my exit…my heart was racing…and so embarrassing.

-When Alex was a toddler I stuck my thumb in his mouth cause his mouth was open. He bit down and crushed my thumb…I screamed with no sound so nobody would hear me…LOL.

-as a kid we climbed into a cardboard box and threw ourselves down 20 concrete stairs…”young and dumb”.

-I flipped off my chair at Olive Garden, right when the waitress asked for my order…I was sitting head of the table…dang…we had a party of 15.

-During a worship service as a teen, I smacked myself with the stick in the face.. Tears were flowing from my eye… People were like, “spirit was moving, Jesse was crying”.

-When I met Reina my hair was long and Red.

-My brother Albert knocked me out with a left hook. We would put the gloves on and box on the weekends…Left hook slipped a little too hard. All I remember is waking up.

-In 8th grade to impress the girls in our class my buddy and I stripped into our boxers and lay in the snow…”if i could go back I’d slap myself”.

-I tried to cut my hair with a razor as a young teen.

-Almost gave Chris Martin from Coldplay my TSP demo…

-My name is Jesus santoyo.

-I used to secretly give my dog bubble gum…he loved it.