Monday September 30, 2013.

15 months ago in Guaymas Sonora, Mexico, I asked Theresa to be my girlfriend. We were at my house, she and our friend Edgar went to visit me over the summer  for a few days, I was inside of my house with Theresa, Edgar was outside with my brother and other friends.

I showed Theresa a Prezi presentation, it was about us, pretty much her, it was a recompilation of silly pictures of her that I collected through our Skype sessions. After making her laugh with the silly but cool presentation I created, I left a slide for the end with a question mark "?", (meaning that I wanted to know what was her answer for my question) and she asked me, what's the question? And I looked at her in the eyes and said: "Do you want to be my girlfriend?" She replied: "Do you really want to do this? And I said: "YES!!" And she said: "Ok, yes, I agree!" And after that I just smiled and hugged her. It was really wonderful and we had a great weekend together along with Edgar, full of adventures! Such as going to the beach, kayaking, eating out, and driving around my town!

We were shy between each other, such as in holding our hands, or hugging in public, or just being romantic, but here is the keywords, "we were". Not anymore, nowadays our love is pure and really noticeable, because we truly love each other and we are not afraid of showing it.

Today is our month-anniversary, lucky number 15! There are plenty of more months to come along with years! I want to thank my girlfriend for everything she does for us, specifically the tolerance she has had for me during the past 15 months, I'm not an easy person haha! And I truly love her and admire her, a lot, she is an unbelievable woman, strong, intelligent, pretty, hard worker, sweet and a great person! Thank you for everything my dear, I love you, and my post of today is dedicated to you, my one and only...


-José Andrés Cházaro Ramírez.

Film Of The Day

People tend to forget that there are two sides to a story. Go out and research things, read, inform yourself to have an open mind. Today I watched a couple of documentaries, here is one that stood out to me. Right now it's free and available to watch until October 8, 2013. Trust me it's worth an hour of your day. 

Here's the link : http://video.pbs.org/video/2365074411/

About Film : A modern-day Oskar Schindler story about Kirk Johnson, a 26-year-old American aid worker, fighting to save thousands of Iraqis whose lives are in danger because they worked for the United States to help rebuild Iraq.

Sorry my blog is  bare right now, with more time it will be more colorful and etc.