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-THE BORACAY ISLAND LIFE- 
Diego Maradona lived a life bigger than football.
Born in a Buenos Aires barrio with nothing but raw talent and instinct, he became one of the most electrifying figures the sport has ever known.
His left foot carried Argentina to glory, his creativity reshaped what was possible on a pitch, and his personality made him unforgettable.
But with global fame came chaos. Maradona’s life was a storm of brilliance, pressure, addiction, controversy, and iconic moments, both during matches and far beyond the field. He could inspire a nation one day and dominate tabloid headlines the next.
Through every victory and every downfall, one thing remained: his impact. His passion, his connection to ordinary people, and his raw humanity made him not just a player but a legend. Decades later, the world still speaks his name with awe and emotion.
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Diego Maradona lived a life bigger than football.
Born in a Buenos Aires barrio with nothing but raw talent and instinct, he became one of the most electrifying figures the sport has ever known.
His left foot carried Argentina to glory, his creativity reshaped what was possible on a pitch, and his personality made him unforgettable.
But with global fame came chaos. Maradona’s life was a storm of brilliance, pressure, addiction, controversy, and iconic moments, both during matches and far beyond the field. He could inspire a nation one day and dominate tabloid headlines the next.
Through every victory and every downfall, one thing remained: his impact. His passion, his connection to ordinary people, and his raw humanity made him not just a player but a legend. Decades later, the world still speaks his name with awe and emotion.
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Sunday means my 'cheat meal' at Taj Indian. 
Christmas decorations have been up awhile around D-Mall shopping zone.
Pura Vida 🏝️
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Stanley Kubrick,
and the use of the color red.....
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Still Asking for Financial Permission?
Everyone’s watching the price.
📈 “Is it going up?”
📉 “Should I wait for a dip?”
🧮 “What if I just time the bottom?”
But while they’re staring at charts…
They’re missing the real game.
Because Bitcoin isn’t just a price.
It’s a permission slip.
Not from the system.
From yourself.
It’s the moment you stop asking:
→ Can I withdraw this?
→ Will my account be frozen?
→ What happens if they change the rules?
And start saying:
→ I decide when I exit
→ I decide what I store
→ I decide what I pass down
That’s what makes Bitcoin dangerous.
It doesn’t just store value.
It stores freedom.
But only if you actually use it.
Because when you stack sats:
→ You stop asking
→ You stop waiting
→ You stop depending
And every sat you stack is one less excuse to stay compliant.
Because that’s the trap:
Fiat systems make you feel rich…
While slowly stripping your autonomy.
They want you worried about price.
So you don’t notice the permissions disappearing.
Access?
Conditional.
Speed?
Monitored.
Ownership?
Rented.
But your cold wallet?
Your 1 million sats?
That’s pure signal.
No middleman.
No approval.
No compromises.
So stop refreshing the chart.
Start reclaiming your permission.
Because the sooner you opt out…
The fewer rules you have to play by.
Stack sovereign, stack sats.
Anarko
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On this day in 1981, The Rolling Stones single “Waiting on a Friend” debuted on the US Billboard Hot 100 at #70 (December 5)
Interestingly, despite being released on their 1981 album “Tattoo You”, the recording of "Waiting on a Friend" (as 'Waiting for a Friend') began in late 1972 through early 1973 in Kingston, Jamaica, during the “Goats Head Soup” sessions when the band still had Mick Taylor as a member, but he doesn’t play on the official released version.
In the liner notes to 1993's compilation album Jump Back, Mick Jagger said, "We all liked it at the time but it didn't have any lyrics, so there we were... The lyric I added is very gentle and loving, about friendships in the band."
The cruisy ballad became a radio staple, peaking at #10 in Canada, #13 in the US, #15 in Belgium, #17 in the Netherlands, and #44 in Australia.
The video, shot on 2 July 1981, directed by Michael Lindsay-Hogg, became very popular on MTV.
Matching the song's lyrics, Mick Jagger is seen waiting for Keith Richards in the doorway of an apartment block at 96–98 St. Mark's Place in Manhattan, which is the same apartment that appeared on the cover of Led Zeppelin's 1975 album Physical Graffiti.
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Whitesand Beach with Amigo and Cypher this morning 🌄...kinda wet and cloudy.
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Proof of workout 💪 
Sunday session at the gym this morning. 
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4 December, 1949
Celebrating his 76th birthday today, Academy Award-winning American actor Jeff Bridges (born 4 December, 1949 in Los Angeles, California). 
Nestled in the heart of Peru, the ancient site of Tipón showcases remarkable hydraulic engineering that predates the Inca civilization.
This intricate system of water channels, fountains, and terraces highlights the ingenuity of pre-Inca cultures in managing water across the rugged Andean landscape.
Astonishingly, Tipón's sophisticated network remains functional today, directing mountain water to nourish the agricultural terraces that have been vital for local sustenance for centuries.
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This is the heart of a blue whale—the largest heart in the entire animal kingdom.
It weighs over 600 kilograms—more than a small car—and is so large that a person could theoretically crawl through its main artery. 🫀🚗
Yet, as gigantic as this heart is, it beats surprisingly slowly: only about 8 to 10 times per minute.
And each of these powerful beats is so strong that it can be heard from over 3 kilometers away. 🌊💓
When you imagine this—a colossal creature gliding through the silent depths of the ocean, its heart beating like a gentle drumbeat of nature—you realize just how fascinating and majestic these creatures truly are.
In a world full of noise, the quiet, slow beat of a blue whale is a reminder of how vast life can be—even when it beats in secret.
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Proof of workout 💪
Back at the gym again today.
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