Rafael Vidaurri

There comes a time in our careers in which we amass a great deal of knowledge.  Acquisition of this knowledge requires that we share it.  We have a responsibility to others.  We should not hold our knowledge all to ourselves.  There may be others struggling with something that we can help with. Being a Mentor to someone can be very rewarding.  Being a Mentor should start in the home.  Our greatest mentoring responsibility is with our children.  This is our responsibility. We should Mentor others in the workplace.  Our past experiences can help new employees learn and grow.  As mentors, we can also learn as well. Never stop learning and never stop mentoring.  Share the wealth.

I have developed a short video tutorial instructing how to sign for a role within the Laredo Toastmasters Website.  I hope that you find it informative.

This as an easy method to stop the neighborhood dogs from pooping on your front lawn.  Just place your used coffee grounds on the grass to keep the dogs away.

The Laredo Washington's Birthday Celebration Association can really put on a great event.  There are many events throughout the City of Laredo during the month of February.  One of my favorite events is the "Pipes and Stripes" Car Show.  This 2017 I filmed a short video of the event.  Hope you enjoy!

My thanks to Gamestop of the Shops at Rivercenter in San Antonio, Texas.  This past weekend, my son and I were provided with superior customer service in resolving an issue with a previous purchase.  Special thanks to Brian and his supervisor who ensured that our issue was resolved quickly and to our satisfaction.

As we continue towards Christmas, it was great to visit Texas A&M International University for the 2016 lighting of the Christmas Tree.  The event was well attended.  Dr. Pablo Arenaz, TAMIU President, led the countdown.

The days are getting shorter as the Christmas season approaches. It was a beautiful evening for a drive and decided to visit Laredo Community College Downtown Campus. For students that have attended LCC, I hope this video brings back memories for them.