A Message to You, Jayden Jayden, You are stronger than you know, and braver than many people your age could ever imagine being. We want you to remember this every single day: you are not fighting alone. We are standing with you. Your friends, your family, and your entire community are behind you — praying, supporting, and believing in your full recovery. This tough moment does not define you. Your courage, your smile, your spirit that is who you are. And we are all fighting with you until you wi

A day to remember 🐕 The happiness of our rescued dogs is our number one priority and we always do our best to give them a good and fulfilling life until they find their forever homes. Unfortunately some of our pups are waiting a lot longer to be adopted than others. A few may even stay permanently. Thanks to all of your support they are safe in our care, have comfortable beds to sleep in, full bowls of food, toys and treats, daily walks either at the beach or through the rice fields behind our

Remembering Joshua: Community Tribute and Funeral Details

A 5-star hotel serving a simple NPR 300 chicken dish — nothing fancy, just pure local flavour. At first glance, it sounds counterintuitive. But is it bad for business? Not necessarily. In a world where luxury is often equated with complexity, sometimes the smartest move is to offer authentic simplicity. Guests don’t always remember the most expensive item on the menu — they remember the dish that connects them to culture, comfort, and emotion. A thoughtfully crafted local meal can create: Strong

Making a home I hope my boys will remember forever… that’s the real magic 🥹🤍 #home #modernhome #holiday #decor #aesthetic @Marco Hall

Growing up in foster care, I remember sitting in class listening to friends talk about the PlayStations and big-ticket gifts “Santa” brought them… while I quietly held onto my new pyjamas or a book. And trust me, I was grateful for anything I received…. it was still tough hearing those conversations, feeling that little sting of being different. People love to say, “Life isn’t fair, kids need to learn that!” But… do they really need to learn that lesson at Christmas? Just my two cents: let Santa