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Photo by Bianca Nicole Martínez on July 22, 2026. May be an image of sarong.

Photo by Bianca Nicole Martínez on July 22, 2026. May be an image of one or more people, sundress and sarong.

Photo by Bianca Nicole Martínez on July 22, 2026. May be an image of one or more people, sarong, sundress and outdoors.

Photo by Bianca Nicole Martínez on July 22, 2026. May be an image of coast and water.

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Posted On: July 22nd 2026, 11:47 pm

Respirando el azul clarito de mi cien por treinta y cinco + Vieques, Culebra y todos los cayos 🌊♥️🇵🇷

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guto100x35

3 months ago

guto100x35

😍❤️

vicky_zayas_honness

3 months ago

vicky_zayas_honness

❤️, colors of the wind 🎶

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Why we don’t celebrate Halloween (if you are curious)👇

First of all, it would not be fair for someone to say, “stop forcing your conviction on me” when reading this caption, because if you choose to read on, it is now your choice to listen or to step out. No forcing here.
However, I will be speaking more bluntly then I ever have before online in my caption below, so brace yourself:

I believe Halloween, as it stands in our culture today in America, represents deeply dark and demonic things. The fascination with death, demon images, twisted crime scenes, witchcraft… truly only one thing inspires that, and it is the devil himself.

Now I understand that Christian’s celebrate it with out including those things. But the reality is, if any trick or treating is involved, they will be walking their children up to those images/decorations attached to nearly every home.

And for Christian parents, what about consistency?

Witchcraft is only evil every other day of the year unless there is candy in a toy witch cauldron, then by all means, partake?
We avoid horror movies every other day of the year unless it’s demon decorations on a front lawn, then by all means, partake?

We don’t celebrate Halloween because of consistency. Evil is evil, everyday of the year. If witchcraft is obvious, in our face, and we choose to ignore it because of a holiday, that just seems like a walking contradiction.

Death, ghosts, gore, demons, spell books, skeletons.. they are not “cute.” They are an abomination. And as a family, we opt out.

Nighttime, bedtime. 😂

Life lately: makin’ music and makin’ memories along the way. Takin’ the scenic route wherever I can in the @jeep Grand Wagoneer.

this may be my best basket yet👻🧺

With all due respect, respectfully.