Everyone knows a baby s first birthday is very special and unique. Unfortunately, we can t go all out throwing a party to invite family and friends to at the moment. But if we look on the bright side, we can at least still celebrate within the household. It was a year ago today I was in the delivery room having a baby girl I now forever call my Izzy. Her firsts for holidays or events didn t quite go as planned due to the pandemic. For example, Izzy didn t get to experience our family Easter tradition that takes place at Memorial Park. She didn t get to experience the Easter egg hunt at the park with the extended family followed by breakfast after. But today is her first birthday and I need help deciding what to have her do with her cake. Right now I m stuck between two options for what kind of Kodak moments I will capture of her today.
Have You Met Baby Stephen A. Smith?
When it comes to sports, Stephen A Smith is one of those names we all know. Whether it s judging him on his political views or outspoken rhetoric of professional sports or the players, there is no doubt you are familiar with his name. One thing I was not aware of was Baby Stephen A Smith. If one wasn t enough for you, wait until you get a load of this little man.
You already know this is going to become a meme soon enough, and I wouldn t be surprised if Stephen doesn t capitalize on this himself and create something that will be a phenomenon. I think I have officially seen it all.
The Truth Is Out There But Will They Really Admit It
In 180 days or less, Congress is supposed to get the lowdown on UFOs. Will they? If so, will they tell us about it? I doubt it.
When it comes to UFO s and aliens, I m a wannabe -liever. Meaning that I feel it s more than possible that there are other life forms out there and have seen, read, and heard things that seem to back that up. I have no hard proof though since, neither I nor any of my friends have yet been abducted.
I really want to believe in them but, so far, the only aliens I have encountered were humanoid in appearance and came bearing tequila.
If you live in the neighborhood around Leavell Street, or ever use 54 South, you have seen this place a zillion times. Here is the story behind it.
A house that sits right in the area where the line between Central El Paso and Northeast El Paso blurs is loaded with some beautiful artwork that has been recognized locally and nationally. No sugar though . it s pretty much all cement.
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Casa de Azucar , is located at 4301 Leavell just north of Fred Wilson, between Fred Wilson and Chapin High School.
It has been covered a number of times by travel sites like Trip Advisor, Roadside America and Atlas Obscura just to name a few.