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06/07/2026

02/07/2026

2/2 penthouse, views lakes an golf course, micro wave, new window treatments, flooring, newer a/c and washer/dryer in apt. covered parking , additional storage, pool, hot tub , club house, fitness center, on site manager, security gate, owner/agent...

01/20/2026

01/13/2026

📍 New Listing 📍 Take a look at this fantastic new property that just hit the market located at 6662 Boca Del Mar Drive 715 in Boca Raton. Reach out here or at (561) 866-1788 for more information

2/2 penthouse, views lakes an golf course, micro wave, new window treatments, flooring, newer a/c and washer/dryer in apt. covered parking , additional storage, pool, hot tub , club house, fitness center, on site manager, security gate, owner/agent...

01/07/2026

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01/07/2026

I’ve learned that my children’s hearts aren’t something I can hand over just because tradition says I should, and it aches sometimes to accept that not everyone who’s supposed to care actually does, but my job isn’t to force connection where effort is missing, it’s to protect the tenderness they carry, to let them feel chosen and valued without confusion or guilt, and even when it’s uncomfortable or misunderstood, I stand firm, because I see how deeply they feel everything, and I refuse to teach them that love is something you beg for or earn by silence, so I choose to model what real care looks like by honoring their feelings and guarding their peace first 🖤

01/06/2026

In Zaragoza, Spain, a powerful public sculpture titled La Mujer Que Nunca Hizo Nada, The Woman Who Never Did Anything, quietly challenges how society values labor. Created by artist José Luis Fernández, the piece shows a woman bent forward under the crushing weight of domestic work: washing machines, buckets, brooms, and household tools stacked on her back, while she still reaches down to hold her children’s hands.

The sculpture is a stark tribute to the invisible, unpaid labor that keeps homes and communities running. Tasks often brushed off as “nothing” are shown here as physically and emotionally exhausting, carried day after day without recognition or rest.

By giving this burden a permanent, visible form, the artwork asks a piercing question of anyone who passes it: if this is “doing nothing,” then who has really been holding everything together all along?