I’m partnering with the @cityofprairievillage to give an Opening Blessing for their Hispanic Heritage Event.

Saturday, Sept. 19 — 4pm — Harmon Park (77th Place and Delmar Street)

I am so excited to be opening for the City of Prairie Village alongside @ballet_itsiasuli — bringing a little bit of our culture and our Sazón into Prairie Village.

Community, Culture, and Family Fun. This event is accessible and open to all — free entry.

Bring the kids. Let’s celebrate one another.

Feliz Hispanic Heritage Month. 🎉

A Messenger came to our door.🧡

My mother-in-law woke up and found a little relative waiting for her — a Possum, who had crossed over right there on the front step.

Most would sweep it away. Throw it in the trash. Call it an accident.

But nothing dies at your door by accident. Because when something dies at your doorstep, I believe we have to pause. To listen. To pay attention. To ask, Why here? Why now? What is this trying to show us? And I knew — this was not random. This was a message.

So I asked them to look into possum medicine and what this animal represents. One of the teachings that stood out was mind over matter—and the reminder that things are not always what they appear to be.

Possums have such a bad reputation. They’re often seen as dirty, aggressive, vermin, or something to be feared. But they’re actually incredibly docile creatures. They’re generally non-aggressive, prefer to avoid confrontation, and have very few defenses. When threatened, one of their greatest forms of protection is simply to play dead.

This little relative that so many people might overlook, fear, or intentionally harm became a beautiful reminder: trust yourself. Look beyond the surface. There is more happening than what you can see.

So if a Messenger died delivering us a message of peace, of love, of trusting ourselves — we had to lay it to rest with honor.

We laid it to rest in the backyard with prayer. We thanked it for its mission, its message, its purpose. We set its spirit free and placed some of Daddy Do’s flowers alongside it as an offering of love and gratitude.

Sometimes the signs we ask for don’t arrive in the way we expect.

Sometimes we receive the sign…and then we ignore it.

But if you’ve been asking for a message, for confirmation, for a sign—I want you to know:

You are heard.

The message will come.
The question is, will you be present & open enough to receive it?

✨ What signs or messages have you received lately?
And did you recognize them when they arrived?✨