Tag Mental Health
In a stunning turn of events, the Juan Blea for School Board campaign has received an unexpected show of support (or at least creative reuse) from members of the local homeless community. Late last week, a campaign sign for Juan… Continue Reading →
It’s been a lot of work campaigning, even for a “smaller” race such as School Board. I have no clue where I stand in the race, but sometimes it feels ike I have a lot of ground to still cover…. Continue Reading →
The hard truth is that, if I had to bet, Santa Fe has lost trust in its elected and appointed officials. In order to help rebuild trust (IF I’m elected), I hope to hold regular town halls with, not only… Continue Reading →
This coming Wednesday, August 13th, 6PM at the Nave Ade Clubhouse (4460 Dancing Ground Rd., Santa Fe, NM 87507), I will host a meet and greet such that interested folks can come and discuss their views on the relationship between… Continue Reading →
It’s hard to ask for money, yet i need raise funds. Fundraising isn’t easy. Heck, when I first started out in life, I actually kind of felt guilty on payday. It was weird to me that I could trade my… Continue Reading →
Today is my wife’s birthday and the last 364 days have proven that she is, not just an angel, but perhaps the strongest angelof God’s army. Her smile never changed even though this last year brought her a cancer diagnosis… Continue Reading →
One thing of which I am sure is that without a clear idea of where I’m going, I can not ever get anywhere. I think that idea is true for me and for a lot of people. In my work,… Continue Reading →
Mayor Webber, my people have endured centuries of rule under Spanish, Mexican, and now American governance, adapting to the ebbs and flows of time through silence and sheer survival. We have learned to persist, not by raising our voices, but… Continue Reading →
Over the last several years, I’ve been reflecting on what defines human nature. Initially, my thoughts were rooted in the idea that humans are fundamentally driven by two basic needs: the drive to eat and the drive to reproduce. These… Continue Reading →
Life has richly blessed me. I get to walk in the arroyo near my home and listen to the wind tell stories of life that I feel more than hear. This wind grabs my attention and points it towards a… Continue Reading →
