Don’t Talk About My Curves
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Before I met Maria Elena Rodriguez, I was already familiar with the feeling that she gives people. This Renaissance woman works hard for her community and inspires everybody with whom she makes contact. Rodriguez has devoted much of her efforts to the progression of Mexicantown and the Hispanic community as a whole.
I recently celebrated my 30th birthday and decided to celebrate it with one of my best friends in the Motherland, which for me is Mexico. With me turning 30 and her set to marry, we thought it would be fun. We decided to go to Cabo San Lucas because of the great mix of sun, sightseeing and nightlife.
It was another cold winter morning in Metro Detroit, as I sat anxiously in the doctor’s office and waited for the results of my skin biopsy. Yes. I was waiting to see if I was going to be one of those diagnosed with skin cancer.
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