Visiting the Children's Home [Puerto Vallarta, Mexico]

When my husband and I travel, we like to spend time with children who are in care of the government/non profit organization. During our visit to Puerto Vallarta, we visited a facility that housed a wide variety of children; newborns/babies, toddler, even school aged kids (5+). 

The older kids were all at school, so Gabriel and I got to hang out and play with the toddlers. We even got to hold a few of the babies for a bit. It's amazing how children can welcome strangers with open arms and load them with hugs and kisses. We were lucky enough to spend a couple of hours with the kids in the playroom, moments that will always be with me.

Kids need to be loved, they need to know that someone out here cares about them. They need to hear those three words, I love you. They don't care about toys, as long as they have our undivided attention and some hugs! It is so important to NURTURE these children, they are the future.

Have you ever thought about visiting an children's home? It is an amazing feeling to know that you can bring a smile to a child's face by just visiting and playing with them. Try it.

Give it Away

I enjoy giving things away, it is one of those things that gives me pure pleasure and happiness. Monthly, I go thru my closet and pickout a few things that I no longer wear/use and donate it to my local thrift shop! This thrift store's earnings go toward supporting the homeless in our neighborhood! I love to feed the hungry, give drink to the thirsty.

I fundraise money to make care packages (toothpaste-brush, vitamins, beanie babies, and stickers) to giveaway to street children in countries that I travel to. I will always be more than willing to give my love, and time to those who are in need.

I sincerely believe that this world has the possibility of being a greater place, a PARADISE, for all of it's inhabitants! What are you doing or willing to do, to help our world?

 I'm a little passionate about this..... :) Please, check out this amazing organization, Students Helping Honduras

[Wordless Wednesday]: Don't be Afraid

Visit: One Tiny Starfish to help!

[Wordless Wednesday]: You can change a life

Visit One Tiny Starfish to learn more

[Wordless Wednesday]: Smile, it changes things.

[wordless wednesday]

[Wordless Wednesday]: B and her gallina

Ask me how you can help her

[Wordless Wednesday]: It's simple.

Life.

 It is the most important,

the most precious,

and the best.

Gift.

-carolina gonzalez

This video is of one of my many blessings, my sponsored child from Uganda. She is the little gem with the solo. She is our angel. I wonder if she realizes the effect she's had on us, we want to will change the world, one child at a time. We're going to take care of you, forever, to infinity and beyond. We want to make sure your dreams come true. It's our responsibility to take care of our young. 

ps-muchisimas gracias to all the followers! 
I promise to keep you inspired and motivated!
besos,bendiciones y buenas vibras