by Edward Signaigo | Mar 9, 2026 | Poems
Generational Chains Why is it that as adults We seem destined to recreate The most chaotic parts Of our childhood Why are generational chains So hard to break? Why is it that we seem destined To become The one thing we swore We would never become... by Edward Signaigo | Mar 9, 2026 | Poems, Spanish
Memoria de un Sueño No puedo creer que solo eres un recuerdo Como un sueño bonito Que no mas existe Solo eres una memoria No más mi amor Ni mi vida Ni mi familia Ni nada La herida no ha cerrado Mi corazón sigue lesionado Una cortada tan honda Que... by Edward Signaigo | Feb 18, 2026 | Stories, Travel
My Rooftop in Tijuana Ya’ll know nothing about Tijuana. Maybe you got blacked out here when you were in college. I did, too. But that’s not the real Tijuana. There is real life here. There is real business here. There are real people here. I don’t have a car,... by Edward Signaigo | Feb 16, 2026 | Fitness
Shadowboxing at SmartFit in Playas de Tijuana Letting the hands fly at the end of an insane 2.5-hour training session. I can’t spar anymore after my Lasik surgery, but I am still dangerous anytime, anywhere – even if I just trained for 2.5 hours. I stay... by Edward Signaigo | Feb 15, 2026 | Fitness
Today I Ran a 4:30 Mile Today, I ran a mile in 4:30. That’s the pace of an elite English Premier League striker. I’m a 41-year-old with a day job (for now). I smoke everyone just because I can. The world doesn’t want to recognize me. So, I will give it no...
