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So excited to have been able to experience this! I felt myself holding back tears throughout the performance because so much of the story line resonates with chaos going on today in the U.S. It's interesting and saddening to see that so many years later some things have not changed. I still loved it and the actors put on an amazing show.

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Mexican woman fought the revolution with their men, the didn’t send them off to war the way American woman did, they said, ’ I’m coming with you’.

My professor on why Mexican Woman are tough  (via lasfloresdemayo)

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HOW IT FEELS TO BE GLUTEN FREE AND DAIRY FREE:

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When people inform me of all the things I can’t eat

My response:

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When everyone looks at you when anything related to your diet is brought up

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Lol

Whenever I hear anyone talk about how gluten may be the cause to their health issues

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Always!

When I trust people with my food

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Everyone has an invisible sign hanging from their neck saying, ‘Make me feel important.’ Never forget this message when working with people.

https://es.pinterest.com/OSinspirations/ (via oursweetinspirations)

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Clear your mind

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Do not dwell in the past, do not dream of the future, concentrate the mind on the present moment.

Buddha (via thegentm)

Words to live by.

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At school my name sounds funny as if the syllables were made out of tin and hurt the roof of your mouth. But in Spanish my name is made out of a softer something, like silver…

Sandra Cisneros, The House on Mango Street (via mbvillarreal)

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Dear San Antonio de Padua, Can you please help me find a man who isn’t a pain in the nalgas. There aren’t any in Texas, I swear. Especially not in San Antonio. Can you do something about all the educated Chicanos who have to go to California to find a job. I guess what my sister said was true: ‘If you didn’t get a husband when you were in college, you don’t get one’ I would appreciate it very much if you sent me a man who speaks Spanish, who at least can pronounce his name the way it’s supposed to be pronounced. Someone please who never calls himself, “Hispanic” unless he’s applying for a grant from Washington, D.C. Can you send me a man man. I mean someone who’s not ashamed to be seen cooking or cleaning or looking after himself. In other words, a man who acts like an adult. Not one who’s never lived alone, never bought his own underwear, never ironed his own shirts, never even heated his own tortillas. In other words, don’t send me someone like my brothers who my mother ruined with too much chichi, or I’ll throw him back. I’ll turn your statue upside down until you send him to me. I’ve put up with too much too long, and now I’m just too intelligent, too powerful, too beautiful, too sure of who I am finally to deserve anything less.

Sandra Cisneros, Little Miracles, Kept Promises (via tejanx)

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mrtonysoyyo made me into a comic ;)

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HELL FUCKING YES

HELL FUCKING YES

HELL. FUCKING. YES.