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Cancun 2008: There is a Way… You Just Have to Know What It’s Called!

There is always a way if you look for it, the old saying says (I think). But my mom might have just proved it wrong. She found it all right, she just didn’t know what it was called. Our resort was in Playa Del Carmen, a bit over an hour from Cancun, where she had [...]
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Cancun 2008: Everything Was Gone

My dad, my mom, and I were going snorkeling. How fun would that be? I didn’t know, but I found myself looking over the pictures hung up in the snorkeling office. In thirty minutes, we had been hoarded aboard a huge boat. We had been instructed to pile all our bags right in front of [...]
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Cancun 2008: Forty Feet Down?

I really don’t like anything that could possibly hurt me, even remotely, even if a loved one (like an annoyed Dad) is urging me to do it. I was extremely scared when I was told to swing a rope that looked as if it was going to crash straight into the wall, just for fun. [...]
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Cancun 2008: Diving in the Carribean

I fell backwards into the water. I hoped my oxygen tank wouldn’t bang on the boat, but more importantly, I hoped that no part of my body would bang on the boat. We were seemingly in the middle of nowhere. There was only a gorgeous dark blue ocean, it’s hue a blissful turquoise. The sky [...]
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Rain on the Sea (Poem)

Rain on the sea, The water in the breeze, Watch it blow free, The rain on the sea. It slowly grows more, The water more dense, Slowly raining offshore, That sound I adore.
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Only a Submarine Will Wake You

My mom’s friends had come from China, and we had taken them to Galveston to visit the island. One of the attractions that my mom really wanted to take us to was the Titanica IMAX movie at the Moody Gardens. The Titanica movie was a movie that showed the discovery of the Titanic in it’s [...]
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Two Small Jumps

The guests who had landed in San Antonio on the airplane was safe and sound now, and yesterday we took them to Galveston, Texas to live in a large hotel called the Flagship Hotel. This hotel is special in many ways mostly because it is actually on the water. It is built on a large [...]
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The Brownsville Story: I – The One Who Loves Dolphins

On the lower coast of Texas, where South Padre Island was, there was a dolphin watcher. Her name was Marg (not really). She loved the dolphins in the Gulf of Mexico, and her husband ran a dolphin-watching business. We went dolphin watching with her for an entire day during my Brownsville spring break vacation. This [...]
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The Brownsville Story: The Golf Carter

Previous post in the series A Brownsville Story: Tricked. continuing from previous post: As I was standing outside looking at the ducks, a golf cart zoomed by. I looked at the driver, who was wearing sunglasses and was deep in thought. I didn’t even have a chance to think about something else when yet another [...]
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The Brownsville Story: Tricked

Part of the series A Brownsville Story. Previous post in series: A Lesson Learned. After I had calmed down, I went out for a little walk. Little walks almost always help. As I was walking, I saw some pretty birds in a tree. There were so many pretty birds and ducks in Brownsville, and they’re [...]
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The Brownsville Story: A Lesson Learned

<< The Brownsville Story: A First Timer (series) The next morning, Derik knocked on my bedroom door. I wanted to go out with him, but I was feeling horrible. “Wanna come, sport?” He asked. “I can’t,” I grumbled unhappily. “Well, okay. Stay at home.” When Jenny woke up, she came over to where I was [...]
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