My first time making some food on my own happened back in December 2020. One of the great things that happened to me during this pandemic is that it made me step my game up. It made me to learn things that I should’ve done years ago. I’m going to share with you how my first experience went down. First of all, I was staying … Continue reading My First Time Cooking
Sad day for the genre of Salsa. Johnny Pacheco has passed away. He died in New Jersey today. He was 85 years old. Pacheco was born in the Dominican Republic. When he was 11 years old, Pacheco and his family moved to New York. Pacheco studied at the Juilliard School and worked in Latin bands before started his own. Pacheco started Fania Records in 1964, … Continue reading Johnny Pacheco Dies At 85
No Way Out 2004! This pay-per-view event is best remembered for the main event. Eddie Guerrero defeated WWE Champion Brock Lesnar to win his first WWE title. During the match, Eddie got some help from Goldberg, who speared Brock was trying nail with the title belt. Goldberg’s spear was revenge for Brock Lesnar interfering in the Royal Rumble match, and gave Goldberg an F-5. This … Continue reading Eddie Guerrero’s WWE Title Win
Tom Brady captured his seventh Super Bowl victory after defeating the defending champions Kansas City Chiefs. Brady is the first NFL player to have seven or more championships and two or more league MVP awards. He joins big names like Bill Russell, Jean Beliveau, Yogi Berra, Lou DiMaggio, Lou Gehrig, and Mickey Mantle of athletes who has dominated the sport for a decade or more. … Continue reading Tom Brady
Welcome to another edition of Sports Throwback Thursday. Today, it’s about the 1980s Dallas Mavericks team. The Dallas Mavericks organization started in 1980. The Mavericks started their organization the right way with two All-Star backcourt players, Rolando Blackman and Mark Aguirre. The Mavericks of the 1980s were one of the best teams of that decade. People don’t understand how good this backcourt duo was for … Continue reading Sports Throwback Thursday: 1980s Dallas Mavericks
It’s not Prom season yet. I understand that. However, I feel that today is the right time to talk about my 8th grade prom. Last night, I watched my 8th grade prom video on VHS. My ELA teacher at the time, Mr. Miner, recorded most of the prom. He gave me and his other students a copy of the video. Watching this video brought back … Continue reading 8th Grade Prom
