By Oscar Brito Jr., on May 14th, 2009
Spring time is about renewal/rebirth. Out with the old and in the with the new. The bougainvilleas are blooming again. A canopy of magenta colored-flowers is a wonderful sight; especially when you’re trying to get the dog to cooperate after a long day at work. We spend so much time inside (our buildings and [...]
By Oscar Brito Jr., on May 3rd, 2009
This past week I participated in the Corporate Run. It was a nice deviation from the normal, boring routine. Sometimes you just need to get out there and break from the same old thing.
Location: Miami (Downtown)
In this picture (taken from beneath a tree, hovering over our company’s tent), there is a balloon [...]
Priest on the Beach
Good looking people do no wrong. It’s true.
When you think of crimes and terrible acts, you immediately picture the perpetrators to be ugly and mean-looking . When you think of a criminal, you imagine someone who you would not exactly want to have a conversation with, and definitely never imagine someone with whom you would go out on a date (unless you’re into that sort of thing). I suppose at some level, looks are entered into the shock factor equation. He was such a nice man? You would never think he would be capable….
Of course, a lot of the time, criminals are good looking and it is their charm which facilitates their crime. They are experts (either because of skill or dumb luck) confidence men and women, and no better than any other criminal. They are out for the betterment of no one but themselves. These good lookers are perhaps worse than the average criminal (the ugly ducklings if you will). They are able to take the early advantage, because lets face it, awkward nervousness aside, we feel safe around attractive people.
The reason I bring this up is because of “Padre Alberto”. CONTINUE READING