Trusting the Divine Providence is to be certain that, as long as we are seeking first the kingdom of God (Mathew 6:33), all things will work together for our good (Romans 8:28).

Shyrwyn and I both have e-book readers that have been unused for pretty much since we came to Brazil back in 2020. A few days ago I decided to check if they would still be working after being so much time with the batteries completely discharged.

Last year I wrote a blog post talking about how I felt better after starting taking some pills that were prescribed by a psychiatrist. I described how I felt like the anxious, and how the daily annoyances were not affecting me as strongly as before.

A couple years ago, Shyrwyn decided to write haikus. She would write and publish one haiku a day.

Back in 2010 I was working as a level 2 infrastructure analyst at a tech company in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. As part of my responsibilities, I had to interact constantly with different software developers, so it was common for me to have lunch with them.

I’ve learned the difference between easy and exhausting when I became a father.

Sometimes I wonder what would I have done different if I had been taught as a kid that becoming good at something is a matter of doing it repeatedly for a long period of time.

Stop judging yourself first.

I’ve made many stupid decisions in the past that I’m not proud of.

When I was only at the beginning of my pincha journey, I never thought I’d be able to do what I’m doing today.