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Corey Grayhorse

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18 days ago
48 hours without electricity or internet at home and probably one more day to go. So instead of acting like a little bitch about it, I brought myself to the beach for some deep meditation, a Hinano burger, and a pumpkin latte. 😌 Sometimes you have to find your own peace. ✨
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Posted On: October 17th 2026, 09:41 pm
48 hours without electricity or internet at home and probably one more day to go. So instead of acting like a little bitch about it, I brought myself to the beach for some deep meditation, a Hinano burger, and a pumpkin latte. 😌

Sometimes you have to find your own peace. ✨
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heavyxheavyxheavy 10 days ago

heavyxheavyxheavy

Boooooooo

divinecocktailer 18 days ago

divinecocktailer

Looks like a terrible day! 😉

d2day 18 days ago

d2day

❤️

essentialfaith 18 days ago

essentialfaith

Best place to leave all your worries.. at the beach!

tetty_hotsteppa 18 days ago

tetty_hotsteppa

oh shit power knocked out in venice?

stefanybaclaan 18 days ago

stefanybaclaan

Omg !!! I did that exact thing yesterday. Literally ate my Hinano’s on the beach and checked out a couple hours. Chased Tio Tito w/ those peppers. 🥵 lol My cuh 💙🌺

chloecicoria 18 days ago

chloecicoria

need

tiffany__tk 18 days ago

tiffany__tk

Perfect 👌

frisco_cook_ 18 days ago

frisco_cook_

Mindset is everything👏great burger. you got to try my Ice cream @pinkbuffaloicecream

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