(this page is work in progress...) I was born and raised in Mexico, in a small town in the outskirts of Guadalajara, Colonia Jalisco, it’s called. I currently reside in the States. I travel often. I have been to just about every country and some less popular cities but nevertheless amazing and thirsty to be discovered. I can’t tell you which place I liked most. I feel bad to say that I can’t recall all the places I have visited. I will have to look into my history and hope it’s still there. From all the cities that I have visited; I have not met one single person. I see them all around, but never their face. I can’r talk to them, even if I’d like to. However, I don’t believe in creating new friendships because friendships just as any relationship must be nourished and well --I don’t have time for that. I still have many places to visit. I don’t have time to engage in any conversations since I will have to leave again and travel to a new place: a new adventure. I noticed how people
Oh I never said it was easy... in fact, nothing in this world is easy. It is not easy to start a habit, and surely it ain’t easy to kick the habit. I tell you because I have been there before. If there is something that bad habits have taught me though; it’s that I am stronger than I would like to give myself credit. To begin, I have been addicted to many bad things, I won’t mention them all because this note is not intentionally written to talk about the habits I had encounter, but to let you know how I kicked them - hence the title of this page. Two of the most challenging bad habits that I quit within the last five years are: cigarettes and gossip. I don’t know which was the hardest to be honest, and I don’t know which was the deadliest, but i tell ya: it wasn’t easy. Smoking cigarettes, was the “cool” thing to do. Everyone did it, why not me? Well, I was wrong. If everyone jumped off a cliff, would I do it? And that was my point and the beginning to an end. I had quit other