Ricardo Palavecino
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I arrive in the morning and they all know me because they know that I'm the one that feeds them and gives them water. They start neighing and talking to me and I whistle at them, talk to them and they're happy.
We are not too far from the original freeway which goes to Pasadena. They have renamed it back to the original name Arroyo Seco.
Last night police officers did stopped to see what age I was. And I told them my age, I'm eighteen, and they told me, be safe, go home.
Friends, you know in prison and stuff like that. But, I was never into that. You know, I got shot in front of my house four years ago.
Well, I'm planning to get a bigger place so I won't be here for too long. I like the area, but I need a bigger place because my business is getting bigger.
My job is great, I love it very much, and like I said, one has to be responsible, one has to work, be triumphant in this country, that's all, you just have to be strong and do what you know how to do.
I think the most important thing is that kids stay active in something, taking them out of the streets, and bringing them here to train.
The river, them hills roundabout. I think this is one of the most beautiful areas in Los Angeles County.
I have seen changes. I was just driving to Glendale and I saw that there are a lot of apartments being constructed.
I have seen a lot of good changes, especially with the environment and the eating areas.
It's a pretty mellow neighborhood here. Nothing bad ever happens or anything like that.
So the mix of industry and residents here creates a really interesting environment because the industry is artisan-driven.