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@schmidiBeautiful photos! I have to admit that I'm (positively) jealous of your "freedom", with an emphasis on POSITIVELY! I especially like the title "鉁岋笍Ownership: The Real Key to Freedom", which is something that I began to appreciate more and more just a few years ago... I know, maybe it's too late, but better late than never...
Interestingly, the contradiction between travelling around the world, being free, is so tied a lot with the "ownership", which could mean to have something static, in one place... But, to get to the moment we are free to travel, have more financial freedom, comes through OWNING assets, investing, and creating those passive income streams...
Obviously, you did well on that side... Hopefully, more people will follow the lead and find their way to reach a similar spot in life...
@jlinarespThe small, simple things in life are the most precious, and often the hectic lives most people lead make it impossible to stop and look, to really see, as you have done in these photographs.
The smile of the neighbours as they wave hello and the boy carrying another on his bike in the blazing sun are the sort of things that make life more beautiful. Although there鈥檚 no cat here, and you can鈥檛 go without one, we do have a new camera at the greengrocer鈥檚 instead. You really enjoy what you do, and that鈥檚 priceless in life.
@tonyesWhat a stunning place, where the landscape and nature, both the flora and fauna that thrive here, are in perfect harmony. It also offers incredible views that are well worth admiring and exploring. I imagine the local birds must be very colourful. It reminds me of the province of Misiones in Argentina, where, thanks to the waterfalls, all the colours are intense and vibrant, and the birds are no exception.
When I reached the second part, I was even more amazed by the hydrological system; those waterfalls are beautiful and the climate there is ideal for creating everything you see, the humidity is perfect, and then to see those caves!
@mairene1What a brilliant review! I loved it from start to finish. I just wanted to let you know that each month鈥檚 theme is just a starting point; you can expand on it after the deadline has passed or until I suggest a new theme.
As for the first song, I love it, it brings back memories of the films I did see and was absolutely fascinated by. But the best part is your experience with it, listening to it when you were a seamstress.
Celine Dion is one of my favourite artists and this song you鈥檝e chosen is one of the best and most closely associated with the film Titanic, which I went to see at the cinema three times! You鈥檝e unearthed a real gem from the soundtracks. It鈥檚 clear you were so passionate about the subject that you did some research without your teachers even asking you to.
The third song is undoubtedly pure fantasy and magic, what a beautiful song and film. As for the next one, I鈥檒l tell you that Bryan Adams is another artist I love and he鈥檚 perfect for that film. You liked the villain!
@sampraise77Wow, that is beautiful my brother! Bravo! I am grateful for your presence in this community; so many have forgotten that quality is what we value most here on Hive. I believe you poured your soul into every phrase and every chord of this beautiful song, and our weekly theme has been elevated through your performance. You are an admirable artist; you convey both power and beauty when you sing.
@issymarie2I know sceptics who would never believe in souls, spirits or beings from other, planes let alone the ones you describe in this story, but Leticia did believe, and she knew right from the start what had happened to her grandfather. The story says things without saying them, such as that only the two of them, out of the 13 children, were saved, and that it was probably the people of that very village who turned into those monstrosities at night, or perhaps they covered it up.
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