Author Archives: Cami*Star

About Cami*Star

I am an onion, peeled with many layers. My mind is an ever-flowing thinking machine. I love writing all my thoughts on paper and some get published here on my blog. I am a deep thinker, which brings along deep feelings-positively for the most part! I am a feminist, poet, writer, blogger, parent of two beautiful girls, a special education teacher, a lover, a friend, a daughter, a sister and most importantly a spiritual warrior! Thank you for reading All About Me and checking out my blog! Much appreciation from your truly, Cami*Star

May29

Join Hands….

Posted on May 29, 2022 by Cami*Star

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At the end of today, what are we going to f*cken do?!?!

May26

Human World

Posted on May 26, 2022 by Cami*Star

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On summer break, which means I can get back to my writing. With everything going on in the world, I’ve decided to dedicate a section of my writing to our worlds hurt, pain and dysfunction called “join hands”. I’m hoping I can create mini postcards or a mini book to sell with the proceeds going to humanity programs. More info to come!

Nov14

Papa

Posted on November 14, 2021 by Cami*Star

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What a beautiful site:

He sat in tanned clothing, He was as handsome as can be with a clean shavened face. He wore the same paint stained watch I remembered as a child. Eloquent in an unfamiliar sitting position as he spoke of an intellectual topic. I gawked and took in every inch of his essence. His face, his shoulders, his eyes. Everything.

My own father sitting beside him in silence, as if briefed prior to their visit.

I stumbled as I searched for a camera, but those who snapped a quick pic, found him to be obsolete. Not here nor there.

He was a blur of a beautiful memory engraved in my soul, yet here he stood in my reality.

Our guardian angel.

A piece of my reality.

A bit of our ancestary.

My Papa.

@camistar.com

2021

Jul21

A Trip to Oregon

Posted on July 21, 2021 by Cami*Star

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Hello there! It has been too long since I’ve gotten down and dirty here. I really need to get back to my writing, but this is a start.

As a teacher with school aged kids and a husband’s flexible work schedule, we are blessed to be able to go on yearly summer vacations. We typically do the camping and hiking thing, but as my kids are getting older, they’re getting tired of my nature ways.

This year, I decided to trick them by going to Oregon where the tall trees lay and there are mounts of waterfalls, so I’d be able to sneak in some nature time. The trick was a win-win. My girls loved going on hikes to waterfalls, their eyes loved the beauty while my husband and I loved all the atraction activities.

Enjoy a walk-through of our 7-day trip: