La Posada Park / Montezuma Cypress Preserve

09/07/2026

Quik Inspection of the trail , allot of work still to be planned but it will be worth it ! You'll see ! Montezuma Tribe Laposadapark/MontezumaCypressPreserve

09/07/2026

Lets get it ! Texas Sun !! A good hand is hard to find this days ! Let it be ! Brownsville is thriving !

09/06/2026

Done for the morning, I'll be working on the go fund me .. 🫶🏾💚✌🏾see you soon ! Lets go !

09/06/2026

Any act of kindness is an ACT OF GOD ! Another thing i dont like saying and boasting about it is my relationship with our CREATOR ! as long as he knows, it comes from the heart. That's all that matters !

“The fear of the LORD is the beginning of knowledge, but fools despise wisdom and instruction.”
‭‭Proverbs‬ ‭1‬:‭7‬ ‭NIV‬‬

09/06/2026

Nikos Kazantzakis was born in 1883 on the island of Crete, in what is now Greece. He was a writer, philosopher, and influential thinker whose work often centered on freedom, struggle, faith, human existence, and the search for meaning. Much of his writing explored the conflict between the human desire for freedom, personal responsibility, and the need to rise above one’s limitations. His ideas continue to have an important influence on philosophy and modern literature.

“The only thing I know is this: I am full of wounds and still standing on my feet.”

The quote reflects the lasting impact that difficult experiences can have on a person. Being “full of wounds” represents the pain we carry from loss, disappointment, hardship, and experiences that have changed us. Some wounds may be visible, while others remain hidden and are carried quietly throughout life. They may never completely disappear and can continue to hurt even after time has passed.

But the most powerful part of the quote is “still standing on my feet.” Despite everything a person has endured, they continue moving forward. The wounds are evidence of what has been survived rather than proof of defeat. Pain may leave permanent marks, but it does not have to take away a person’s strength. The wounds are real, but so is the resilience that remains.

05/26/2026

Nobody owes us attention, validation, or applause.
If somebody stops their life for even 10 minutes just to hear you out, talk to you, laugh with you, or understand you… appreciate that.
People are fighting battles you don’t see.
Time is energy.
Time is life.
Yet there is no time !
So when someone gives you a piece of theirs, don’t move with entitlement… move with gratitude. 💯

life is to sweet ! Loneliness is not to Lonely 🙏🏾🌳🧘🏾‍♂️

05/22/2026

Quarterly Montezuma Cypress tree inspection ! One tree at a Time !
The City of Brownsville adopted the Montezuma Cypress as its official city tree in 2014.

Montezuma Tribe These majestic, water loving trees are native to Mexico and the Rio Grande Valley, with some of the remaining old growth specimens in the Southmost area dating back hundreds of years.
Brownsville is home to the last remaining old growth stand of Montezuma cypresses in the United States, located along the Resaca de la Palma waterway (formerly the Jagou Plantation).

04/30/2026

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04/30/2026