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Posted On: April 23rd 2026, 03:17 am

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I think the secret to enjoying Christmas this year is giving ourselves a longer runway🎄 More time for the logistics so we have more breathing room for the parts of Christmas we LOVE like all the nostalgic 🎄 movies. In this week’s podcast, I’m sharing TWO tiny things you can start doing right now (neither involves decorating!) so you’re not starting from scratch come December… Comment 182 and I’ll send you the link to tune in to the Simple Purposeful Living Podcast, where we believe you don’t have to overhaul your life (or your Christmas!) when one tiny tweak will do. 💗
🤞🏾❤️90s baby # Shot by @ok_majozi Styled by: @xan__zar @jaythestylist_
Tinker time✨
see you soon, Houston.
Still can’t get over… मुझको भावे तेरी गलीयां… #जैसलमेरदुर्ग 🥰 . Also it has combined with The Freedom and Peace I was and am feeling. (As essential as oxygen for me.) . Hence bright smile.☺️. . #traveller #freesoul #millionairemonk
I thought they were cigarette butts A remarkable rock covered in hundreds of cylindrical and circular patterns appears to be crinoidal limestone, a sedimentary rock packed with fossilized remains of ancient marine animals called crinoids. Despite their plant-like appearance, crinoids are relatives of starfish and sea urchins that have inhabited Earth’s oceans for hundreds of millions of years. The distinctive patterns are fossilized fragments of crinoid stems, which were made of stacked, disc-shaped skeletal plates. After the animals died, their remains accumulated on the seafloor and eventually became embedded in limestone. Some deposits contain so many crinoid fossils that they make up most of the rock itself.
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