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Sometimes there's even filters even when you don't need them there #escapades #dailydrives

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If I tell you all my feelings, would you believe me?

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Something about the night, good food, and humid weather makes eating shrimp feel like a heavenly experience, out by this island seaside. Too many thoughts often run through your head, and you wonder how you got to where you are and why things don’t always happen the way you intend. Life and fate, perhaps, or maybe just an endless, open question left unanswered. It's a good thing there's always good food to help with your pondering

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There's something so sincerely about living loving and finding what perfectly complements each other. A stare, a touch, a smile can become the a walkway to many streams of living like never before.

It can captures the essence of connection, how the simplest moments can open doors to profound experiences. There’s something magical about how love, in its most honest and pure forms, can make life feel new and alive in unexpected ways. A glance or a gesture, even the quietest ones, can unravel worlds, pulling two souls together in a dance that feels as if it was always meant to be. It’s like finding harmony in the smallest of things.

Do you feel like you’ve experienced that sense of serendipity recently?

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#UnderConstruction

With #Thanksgiving and #BlackFriday in the air, we’re still building. It’s hard to say if it’s the enduring desire to create a warm, welcoming, and fruitful space or the pure satisfaction of the process itself—finding new ideas, redesigning, and searching for a simpler aesthetic—that keeps us polishing our work.

With only 24 days left until Christmas and just 7 days until New Year's, we can’t help but wonder: will it all come together in time?

We’re not sure, but life must go on! We owe it to the people who walk through our doors. Despite our current state, people seem to like what we’re doing. We’ve had locals as well as international visitors. Not many yet, but we’re still in the early stages and waiting to see what comes next.

Will they return? Will we expand our services? Will partnerships open up? Or will we simply remain a beautiful, welcoming place? All we know is that we want to be a space where people come to seek love, adventure, rest, and a break from their everyday lives. There are so many uncertainties about the future, and life has a funny way of surprising us. So, all we can do is give our best effort and hope for the best.

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Prueba de la fe Pelicula Cristiana

Upon thoughtful introspection about life and the pursuit of happiness I've resolved to find whatever hobby and work that I can find. And so, in searching for something to watch to distract I found the above link of a YouTube movie about God. Often times we find that we believe in him but do we really?

Going to church, listening to class and seeing other people that follow him somehow still doesn’t feel like it’s enough. We get the feeling of being part of some clique movie and end up getting it all wrong. Sometimes we just have to find our way however we can and be grateful that God exist and sometimes in the smallest moments where we can just appreciate life, where we’re at and that somehow tomorrow can be better than the day before.

Summary of the Story:

The Story of Joe Amableamo follows a man grappling with deep personal and spiritual turmoil. At the outset, Joe is a disillusioned man who has lost his faith after the tragic deaths of his granddaughter and his son in law as well financial hardship in his company. Struggling with grief and a sense of purposelessness, Joe is disconnected from both his family and his spiritual beliefs. However, his life takes an unexpected turn when he receives a divine message instructing him to compete in a global golf tournament. Initially skeptical and unsure of his abilities, Joe gradually begins to trust in God and the plan unfolding before him. Confronting personal issues threatening his family along with despair and nostalgia for his last taste of hope joe participate in the tournament- a game- with a promise of winning 3 million dollars, credibility and the redemption of his faith.

As Joe faces adversity on the golf course and in his personal life, his journey becomes one of spiritual renewal and growth. Throughout the film, Joe learns that his true mission is not about winning but about embracing faith, hope, and love. In a twist of fate, Joe loses the tournament, but his opponent, Archibald Brodwik, makes a selfless decision to donate the prize money to Joe's daughter to help fund her work at a non-profit school. This act of generosity, coupled with Brodwik’s confession about the true reward of kindness and giving, reinforces the story's central themes of faith, family, and perseverance. By the end of the film, Joe's transformation is complete—he has rediscovered his purpose and restored his faith, with love and gratitude leading him to a new chapter in life. The film ultimately underscores the power of faith, the importance of personal sacrifice, and the profound impact of living with compassion and hope.