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Thursday, November 20, 2014

WE LERNEVRIDAI

Fashion with a cause. With every purchase meals go to Honduras. Feed the children.

In 2013, Brandi Flynn visited El Hogar de Ninos Enmanuel, a Christian Home for homeless, abused, and severely neglected children in San Pedro Sula, Honduras. After this humbling experience, she decided to find a way to lessen the burden of limited resources in their community. Since this project is in its very early stages, we would like to start with one program, but hopefully expand to other organizations and countries in the future. Our first project will be with Jardin de Ninos Enmanuel, Hogar's preschool. Purchases from Lernevridai provide support in Jardin's developing meal program, so they can use their limited funds on educational supplies and construction of their school - website

Tuesday, October 1, 2013

Graduation

Sunday, September 16, 2012

Thank you to those who visit :)

Thank you. Thats all that must be said. To the friends and family who have made their way out to visit me; I truly appreciate it :) You all know who you are!!!

Nicole it was a pleasure :) glad you had fun! Thank you for the card!

To my mother and cousin who came to visit :) thanks and I love you Mom.

My brother ali. years do not equate to the bond we share.

Erin and Jen, we all had an awesome time in SD! (minus the car getting towed, the speeding ticket, etc.)

The Best friend and his wonderful girlfriend Monykah. also ps. thank you for watching chongo :)

The drootins, my mother in law, grandmother in law, and sibling in laws hehe

if anyone in jersey sees this man... tell him he owes me his life.

andy. thanks for the ukulele :)

Joe, Good luck with everything!

Sunday, August 12, 2012

Dog Sees God

Back in the day when I could really say, I was an "actor" I really was acting in some university plays; was about back in 2009. Dog Sees God was my debut, and perhaps a gateway to some of the most amazing people and industry I have ever stepped into. The play was an adult portrayal of the "Peanuts gang" being in high school, and dealing with adolencse, sexuality, and drugs; your typical real high school scene. Below are some pictures taken photographer Rich Kowalski: