My grandson was standing in front me, holding his apple, and staring at the tall bookshelves behind me.
Phrases That Will Never Come Out of My Mouth
Phrases that are guaranteed to confuse me and want me wanting to punch a baby.
“Who’s a Good Boy?” A Son’s Turn to Care
Who's a good boy? "I'm a good boy," he said. (in spanish of course) Bathing my daddy has become something I look forward to. At first, I agreed because someone had to do it—so why not me? But now, it’s more than just an obligation.
Fuck Your Feelings….
When the world shows you the meaning of irony
The Apple and the Tree
The roots are real. The connections beneath the surface.
Does Jealousy Add Value to Love?
While getting my haircut the other day, my stylist asked me, "Are you the jealous type?"
Papi siempre se iba a la chingada
“Papi siempre se iba a la chingada… hasta que me dieron ganas de alcanzarlo.”
New Name, Same Mission: Creating Legacy!
Creating a legacy that my grandkids will be proud of has always been my life's passion, and those who've followed my journey know how deeply I care about this. That's why I'm thrilled to announce our rebrand to "Becoming Better Ancestors"!
Facing The Fire With My Younger Self
"Generational trauma is like a fire in the woods, taking down everything in its path until one person in one generation has the courage to turn and face the flames.
Why People Love Me for saying ‘No’—And Sometimes Hate Me for It Too
In this episode of The Teevee Show Podcast, I’m diving into a topic we often avoid: the art of saying "no."
Many of us struggle with the discomfort of rejecting requests, whether it's from friends, family, or colleagues. I’ll share insights on why setting boundaries is so important and how it can actually be liberating.
The Parenting Paradox: When Stepping Back Is the Hardest Step Forward
You know how we think the worry stops once our kids grow up? Spoiler alert: it doesn't.
In this episode, I dive into my own experiences as a dad to adult daughters and even a grandpa. From tracking my kid's car during a storm to learning when to step back, I'm sharing it all.
Don’t Touch the Tortillas
Don’t touch the tortillas’ clearly meant ‘grab one and run for it!