I had the MOST AMAZING mass ever! Probably the best mass I’ve ever attended. I can’t recall feeling like this ever. Firstly I was reluctant to get out as it was raining. But then I said cmon, let’s go. And when I entered the church ⛪️ there was a full band practicing and they soundedContinue reading “St. Anne’s Parish, Dallas”
Author Archives: Kenrick Vaz
What’s New in WCAG 2.2
Last month I had shared an article on Web Accessibility for Front-end Devs and another one sometime back on Mobile Accessibility. Last week Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 was promoted to stable W3C Recommendation. Let’s see what’s new and what has changed. One key point is that WCAG updates are intended to be backwards-compatible – by satisfying theContinue reading “What’s New in WCAG 2.2”
Love and Forgiveness: Inseparable Companions on Life’s Journey
Love and forgiveness, two profound and intertwined virtues, are like the dual stars guiding us on the path of compassion and reconciliation. They are the cornerstones of harmonious relationships, personal growth, and the healing of wounds. Love is the force that binds us together, nurturing bonds and fostering empathy. It’s a gentle embrace that celebratesContinue reading “Love and Forgiveness: Inseparable Companions on Life’s Journey”
Letting Go of the Uncontrollable
Worry is a persistent companion on life’s journey, often stemming from our desire to control every aspect of our existence. Yet, one of the most profound lessons life teaches us is the art of not worrying about things that lie beyond our control. The idea is beautifully encapsulated in the ancient Stoic philosophy’s concept ofContinue reading “Letting Go of the Uncontrollable”
The Unwavering Virtue of Respect
Respect, often considered the cornerstone of civilized societies, is a virtue that transcends individual merit. While it’s natural to show respect to those who earn it through their actions and character, the true test of this virtue lies in our ability to extend it even to those who may not seem deserving. Respecting someone whoContinue reading “The Unwavering Virtue of Respect”
The Art of Taking Risks
Life is a dynamic journey filled with choices, some safe and predictable, others uncertain and daring. At the heart of this journey lies the art of taking risks, a fundamental aspect of personal and professional growth. Taking risks does not entail reckless behavior but rather the calculated courage to step beyond the known boundaries ofContinue reading “The Art of Taking Risks”
Trusting the Trustworthy
In a world often marred by skepticism and distrust, there remains an invaluable treasure – the power of unwavering faith in the trusted ones. It is a reminder that amid the chaos and uncertainty of life, there are individuals we can rely upon without a shadow of doubt. Doubt, while a natural instinct of self-preservation,Continue reading “Trusting the Trustworthy”
Making a Difference
In a world that often emphasizes personal achievements, accolades, and fame, it’s essential to remember that true significance lies not in becoming important but in making a meaningful difference in the lives of others and the world around us. The pursuit of importance often stems from a desire for recognition, power, or validation. It canContinue reading “Making a Difference”
Embracing Foolish Beginnings: A Lesson from My First Choir Practice
In the pursuit of mastering a new skill or embarking on a novel adventure, we all begin as foolish beginners. This label, though it may sting our pride, is an essential part of the learning process. It represents the humble starting point from which we can only progress. I vividly remember a moment in myContinue reading “Embracing Foolish Beginnings: A Lesson from My First Choir Practice”
Learning to Live
In the grand symphony of existence, we are the composers of our own melody. Learning to live is an art, a journey filled with diverse experiences that shape us. It’s about embracing the highs and lows, the laughter and tears, and finding the beauty in every moment. Life’s lessons, often learned through both triumphs andContinue reading “Learning to Live”
