Alma Rosa @wildcorazonkeptingabbia - Tumblr Blog

So today I am wondering where you are....I know we left in a really bad place but if you see this hit me up. I would like to know how you’re doing. I’ve been looking for you all over and I would like to know how you’re doing. I kinda, sorta missed you. It’s fair and it’s okay if you don’t want to talk to me again but I thought you should know that you crossed my mind these days and I’ve decided to post it here if you still read this.

#Anil #AnilSingh #TheBoy #TheBoyAnil #toxic #toxic connections #toxic love #lost bond #The boy that I once knew #i am sorry #you deserve the world #it’s hard to stop caring #I miss you #i miss you boy #my friend #lovers and friends

thechanelmuse

From the Streets of Brownsville, Brooklyn to the Oval Office

A couple of weeks ago, a photo of 13-year-old Vidal appeared on Humans of New York, a popular blog. He talked about his principal Ms. Lopez, saying: “She told each one of us that we matter.” After garnering more than 1 million likes and shares on social media, the photo gave rise to a national campaign that has raised more than $1 million for Mott Hall Bridges Academy, a middle school in Brownsville, Brooklyn — the neighborhood with the highest crime rate in New York City. The funds will send students to visit Harvard, support summer programs and provide scholarships.

Their story inspired people all around the country, including the President.

What began on the streets of Brownsville, Brooklyn made its way to the Oval Office. Today, Vidal Chastanet, Nadia Lopez and Brandon Stanton, the Humans of New York creator and photographer, sat down with President Obama to share their incredible story.

angiefans

I got $600 dollars like is nothing...mostly because of my birthday. I'm so worthy is not even a joke. Not going to take vacation this summer but I'll have an amazing summer.

#love #usd #600 #summer #birthday #vacation #free time #summer 17

coezoiudinha

I Don’t Undertand

I'm so sad about this life and I don’t understand why. Then I look at the kids in Aleppo, no one should have to go through that. It breaks my heart seeing so much suffering around the world...while I am living in a peaceful place in constant sadness and questioning everything and everyone in my life...makes me feel guilty of not enjoying my life. Is like I am happy but not that kind of happy. I need a new start. I decided to go back to NYC next year once I finished helping my mother finish building her house and setting her for retirement...but I am questioning myself if NYC would be an actual “fresh start” I’ve been there and I know what it has to offer me and still I didn’t stay. I wish this decision was easier but anyhow, new year coming in and best believe that I am setting myself to move to another country...wherever this journey takes me. I hope I can be truly entirely happy. I hope those kids in Aleppo find a happy day too. Fuck all the responsible parties in this shit!! The internet going down because Kanye West meet with Trump while these kids are being bombarded daily...this is the sad world we live in. I hope I can make a difference when I get better emotionally. I want to make this place a better place for kids that are already places on this Earth.