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I watched “Love of Your Life” on Prime Video. It was wonderful. The film brings together everything that makes Margaret Qualley so compelling; her performance is mature, and her screen presence is explosive. In recent years, having been sought after by some of the world's most celebrated auteurs and visionary directors, she has taken on many distinctive and unconventional roles. Here, much like in “Maid (2021),” a series I loved, she plays an ordinary woman, someone who could be any one of us. New York, Portugal, Lisbon, London... Against a backdrop of beautiful landscapes and changing seasons, the film traces one woman's love, loss, and renewal, unfolding like the four seasons of a life. Margaret carefully and convincingly portrays the passage of seven years. There were moments when I was so moved that I found myself in tears. Is life nothing more than a magnetic tape just deteriorating over time? Highly recommend this. It also features the rapidly rising Aaron Pierre.

Hugging is Healthy! ❤️ When you get a chance, give a hug. Hugging provides significant mental, emotional, and physical health benefits Here are the top health benefits of hugging: -Calms Anxiety and Fear -Lowers Inflammation -Supports Immunity -Better Sleep -Less Illness -Improved Heart Health -Produces ‘Happiness Hormone’ Oxytocin -Lowers Cortisol -Pain Relief -Improved Communication

A plane carrying a mother, father, and their two teenage daughters crashed into a tree in a Florida neighborhood and caught fire. As smoke poured from the wreckage, four neighbors rushed toward the burning aircraft armed with an axe, a hammer, and a fire extinguisher. But to save the family inside, they would have to fight their way into a burning aircraft before the flames spread. It happened in Pembroke Pines, Florida. The family was approaching a nearby airport when their plane crashed into a tree outside someone’s home. Hearing the impact, four neighbors rushed outside to find smoke rising from the wreckage and the family trapped inside. Without hesitation, they grabbed tools and began smashing through the damaged cockpit, managing to pull the father and his two teenage daughters to safety, but the mother was still trapped inside. With flames spreading quickly, some fought the fire using a garden hose and extinguisher while the others desperately worked to break through the twisted metal and reach her. Finally, they pulled her free, saving all four family members. Without these neighbors risking their own lives, this could have ended in tragedy. Instead, an entire family is alive because four ordinary people refused to stand by. Let’s give these everyday heroes the recognition they deserve.

Be the friend who makes taking care of yourself feel normal. Order the vegetables. Suggest the walk. Leave early when you’re tired. Give the people around you permission to do the same.

“O sea, que los 30 € son por entrar en una habitación que ya está preparada”. Me respondió que eran las normas del hotel y que el horario venía en la reserva. Le dije que no tenía ningún problema en esperar si la habitación estuviera por limpiar, pero que pagar 30 € por entrar cuatro horas antes en algo que ya estaba listo y vacío me parecía absurdo. Al final lo habló con su responsable, y como siempre, me dieron la habitación sin coste y ahí terminó todo. Y evidentemente me quedé pensando en un debate que veo que aparece continuamente: si la hora de entrada es realmente algo que el hotel necesita para organizarse o tan solo una forma más de cobrarte por algo que no les cuesta nada sabes? Yo entiendo perfectamente que haya un horario, que limpiar decenas de habitaciones lleve su tiempo y que no puedan dejar entrar a todo el mundo a las nueve de la mañana. Es lógico. Lo que no entiendo es cobrar como servicio extra algo que, en ese momento, no supone ningún trabajo extra no? Si la habitación no está lista, pues espero. Si está lista y vacía, digo yo que lo lógico es dejarte entrar no?

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