Once upon a time, in the snowy town of Belhaven, Christmas Eve was the most awaited day of the year. At the heart of the town stood an old clock tower, where nine magical golden bells hung, each with a unique power to bring joy, inspiration, and magic to those who heard them. These bells... Continue Reading →
Shellbound: Bringing Home My First Baby Turtle!
Ever since I was a child, I always wanted a pet. Although my parents would disagree with having pets, most of the time, they would say we would have to be too responsible. Also, I didn't give up. After a few months, my dad would start talking about it. My mom did not even think... Continue Reading →
Evelina Ayari: A Grandfather’s Ode to the Bright Light of His Life
From the moment she entered this world, my granddaughter Evelina Ayari has embodied a beautiful fusion of cultures, qualities, and meanings. Her name itself is a testament to her rich heritage, blending Biblical, Islamic, and cultural influences from Mexico, Europe, and Japan. Evelina is not only a granddaughter but a guiding light, full of wisdom,... Continue Reading →
I experienced real situations as if I were in a movie or a “real-life cases” documental!
An account of my life (1957-1978) AuthorLeopoldo Gomez-Diaz Retired Engineer, The Mexican Petroleum Institute Leopoldo Gomez-Diaz is this story's author, and the story is based on his life experiences. He is from Mexico City. He is a retired Engineer and was related 40 years to The Mexican Petroleum Institute. He taught at The National Autonomous... Continue Reading →

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