Razones Pa' Vivir

I found this on-line...really like this artist!!! What do you think??

Need Lawn Service?

Have you ever thought of having your lawn cut?
Well....We have the man for you. He can do all kinds of yard work including customized cutting for all occasions.
Mowing, Edging, Trimming, Clean up, Blowing, Fertilizing, Mulch, Planting and more..

Read what customers are saying:

"Mike's LawnService took my lawn from 'terrible' to 'terrific' in one summer. Thanx!"
"Before Mike's, our lawn was in bad shape. Even though you had little scissors, you've done an excellent job. What a relief. We should have done this years ago."
"Loved all the little extras like weed eating... my yard is a place to be proud of!"

There is more to maintaining a lawn then just cutting it with an eco-friendly tool. Having lush and healthy grass isn’t just pretty; it’s good for the environment.
Mike's 3-Step Plan:
1. CUT LIKE A PRO
*Aim high. Cut five to 10 blades at a time and don’t cut the grass shorter than 2-3 inches; use a ruler to get the right height. Leave clippings on the ground it returns useful nutrients to your lawn. To avoid uncut strips, cut back and forth, creating slightly overlapping lines.
2. KEEP IT TIDY
* Polish the cut. Don’t forget to eat weeds and trim around trees, posts, and other scruffy areas. The best and fastest way to do this is to choose a light scissor with a right handed handle for better balance. Our testers especially liked the Office Depot Orange Desk Scissor, $7, because the handle does not get hot in the sun. TIP Trim right. For the best control, tip the scissors at a 15-degree angle as you work.
3. START EARLY
* Start early. The morning is the best time to start, before it gets too hot and moisture evaporates.

Ping Pong Battle!

I just wanted to show all you bloggers out there what a real Ping Pong Champion is all about. In this video I will prove to you that there is no other athlete like me out there, As a matter of fact I dare and challenge anyone to come into my kitchen for a Ping Pong match.

Accepting of the Ping Pong Championship Trophy. It was emotional!!!

Happy 4th of July!

Just wanted to wish all you bloggers a Happy 4th of July!

Stay Safe!

The Rock?

Yo Yo Yo que lo que esta pasando mi gente.... Just wanted to get some feedback from some of you guys out there. For the last couple of days there's been alot of people stopping me in the street asking me for my autograph. From the way it's been coming down ... people keep confusing me with "The Rock".
To me there must be some type of confusion:
1. The Rock does not look like me at all, and
2. The Rock wishes he had the biceps that I have.

Now I need you guys to comment and let me know were the confusion might be.

The only thing that I can think of is that the only resemblence we both have is our eyebrows. What do you think?

One Word: Awesome!!!

I received a surprise invite this afternoon to watch "Celia" at the Carnival Center tonight. I said yes and when I left work I went into "Speed Racer" mode. Sped home (Cutler Ridge from FIU) at 5:30pm, got dressed, grabbed clothes for my wife and sped to Doral to pick her up and go to the Carnival Center. All before 7:30pm (showtime)!! I stressed but is was all worth while, we arrive at 7:10pm with time to spare, despite the rain.

We valet the car and walked in feeling like stars. Saw so many familiar faces: Enrique Santos, Christina, Daddy Yankee's Producer and DJ... it was cool.

We sat down and when the music started I smiled from ear to ear.

What a performance!!! It was awesome!!!

Thank you Heredes and Marcy for the invite, it was awesome!!

Snake in my Yard!!

First let me say: I am totally terrified of snakes, little ones, medium ones, big ones, I'm even afraid of earth worms! It happen to be that last Friday as I was doing some yard work around the house when I ran into a situation I will never want to run into again. It happen to be that I was mowing the lawn when after a few minutes I see a 3 foot snake trying to climb into one of the trees I have in the front yard. At that point I froze and didn't know exactly what to do, I mean I knew that I wanted it to get out and leave my property but in order for it to do that, I would have to do myself... so this is what I did....I grabbed a broom and decided to push the tree around back and forth but that didn't work. As a matter of fact, all I did was upset the snake more. After about 20 minutes of trying to get it out with a broom I decided to grab the hose and wet it to see if that made it come out. Well guess what, that didn't work either; I must of wasted all the water from Lake Okeechobee because nothing fazed that creature.

After about 45 minutes of fighting with this ugly looking thing, I decided to go ahead and do something I really didn't have the courage to do. I went to the backyard and grabbed those big scissors people use to trim the bushes and, when I got back from the utility room, I noticed the snake was sticking out of the tree looking right at me. When I approached it, it curled up and started taking out it's tongue at me. Well to make a long story short, I don't know how I did it but I came from behind, without it seeing me, and I did what still to this day gives me chills thinking of what I did....Yes I cut her in half...One part of it's body went one way and the other end went the other way. Now I really don't know if it was a poisonous snake or if it was a garden snake but I 'll tell you one thing...I didn't want it on my yard! In conclusion, since that day I still feel that that snake it still alive and it's going to come back for some vengeance!! Here a two pics of what the snake looked liked after I killed it. On the first picture you have half the head to the middle of it's body...And on the other picture you have from the middle to it's tail.

Just a little note: If you stick out your toungue at me, I WILL cut you in half!!