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Be Like The River
Embrace the Flow: Riding Life's Waves with a Playful Spirit!

By Rosanne Santos
July 25, 2023
Life is like a river, always flowing, twisting, and turning. And let's be real, sometimes it can feel like we're caught in a wild rapid ride without a paddle! But guess what? We've got a secret weapon to navigate these waters with style: going with the flow! So, slip into your favorite swimsuit and grab a funky inflatable flamingo; we're diving into the art of embracing life's currents with a lighthearted, fun spirit!
Float, Don't Fight
Picture this: you're lying on a pool float, soaking up the sun, and letting the water gently carry you. Blissful, right? Well, that's exactly how life can feel when you learn to go with the flow. Instead of fighting every twist and turn, let's learn to trust the universe a little more. Sometimes, the best adventures come when we surrender to the unexpected currents and just float along, open to whatever comes our way.
Serendipity and Serenity
Have you ever stumbled upon a hidden gem while wandering without a plan? Serendipity, my friends! Going with the flow allows us to embrace those unexpected, delightful surprises. Whether it's meeting a new friend, discovering a fantastic cafe, or stumbling upon a fabulous sale, life's little gifts are waiting for us when we're open to them. So, let's trade our strict itineraries for a sense of wonder and see where the magic unfolds!
From River Rapids to Rollercoasters
Life can take us on wild rides, and while it might be thrilling, it can also be overwhelming. But fear not, queens! We've got the ticket to handle those adrenaline-pumping moments—laughter! When things get twisty, let's throw our hands in the air and laugh in the face of fear. After all, rollercoasters are way more fun when we scream with excitement rather than terror!
Remember to Breathe
Amidst all the excitement, don't forget to take a deep breath and stay centered. When we embrace the flow, it's essential to check in with ourselves from time to time. Find your happy place—whether it's meditating, journaling, or singing in the shower—and keep that inner light shining bright. When we're grounded, we can surf the waves with grace and ease.
So, fabulous women, let's make "going with the flow" our new mantra! From the gentle river meanders to the thrilling rapids, life is an adventure waiting for us to embrace. Together, we'll laugh, dance, and float our way through this beautiful journey with a playful spirit and hearts full of joy!
Stay fabulous and keep flowing!
I am worthy of love and respect, and I embrace my unique strength and beauty.

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International News Highlights
Texas Faces Lawsuit Over Rio Grande Buoy Barrier: The Department of Justice (DOJ) has sued Texas over its installation of buoys in the Rio Grande to deter migrants from crossing into the US from Mexico. Prior to filing the lawsuit, the DOJ had warned Texas about the consequences if the buoys were not removed. Governor Greg Abbott responded defiantly, stating that Texas would challenge the lawsuit in court. The DOJ's claim is based on the violation of the Rivers and Harbors Act, and the Biden administration asserts that the barrier has caused humanitarian and diplomatic challenges. Texas' actions are part of Operation Lone Star, an initiative using police resources to address migration due to the belief that the federal government is not adequately enforcing immigration law.
IRS Ceases Unannounced Visits for Tax Collections: The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has decided to halt the practice of making unannounced visits to taxpayers' homes or businesses to collect payments. This controversial practice, dating back to the 1950s, is being discontinued to ensure the safety of IRS agents. Instead, the agency will send letters to taxpayers, requesting them to schedule an appointment. While there may be exceptional cases where unannounced visits are necessary, such as delivering a summons or subpoena or seizing assets, the number of routine unannounced visits, which used to be in tens of thousands, will be significantly reduced.
(Note: The above news briefing has been rephrased for clarity and brevity.)
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