Nachito's Online Journal - Rando Palos Verdes
How I see it:
5/25/26 4:07 PM PST
First and foremost, I want to wish a special shout out to the birthday girl. You know who you are. Anyways, there are four areas which I think make Rando P.V. a standout group and should keep everyone encouraged to keep fighting the good fight...
1. Voluntary Participation (It's a personal choice to be in... say less)
2. "The One-Over" Principal: Every individual holds equal power no matter what. Look at it like a fraction (1/5 or 1/50 - when all "The One-Overs" are added together, the sum equals 1).
3. Strawberries and Table Grapes (As the base in the coat of arms, fruit plays a big role in the symbolism of the group. Fruit to me symbolizes usefulness and meaning. I borrowed the idea from Gaia [In Greek mythology, Gaia emerged from Chaos, the formless void at the beginning of time, making her one of the very first entities in existence. She embodies the Earth itself, representing fertility, creation, and the interconnectedness of all living things. Gaia is often referred to as Mother Earth, as she gave birth to the first generations of gods, Titans, and other primordial beings. Strawberries are female and Table Grapes are male.]
4. An "American Mindset" because I feel that the group's mission should be focused on protecting the land, water, and air above in the country in which Los Angeles County and The South Bay exist. This also includes defending the documents that reign over The United States and all its provinces and territories both inhabited and uninhabited like the constitution's amendments, bill of rights, and such. Lastly, we should remember and preserve the history of the land, water, and air before The U.S.A. became a country all the way back to Native Americans and beyond.
These four points can be kept in mind to guide oneself on the journey of being a "Rando". The other two symbols in the coat of arms are the horse and the moon.
That's it for now,
Little Nacho, Mike V, A, whatever