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21 June

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    The Little Prince

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    the one book I always recommend to everyone to read at least once a year or you know um The Little Prince.

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    Amélie

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    One is Amelie. It's this uh French movie that oh my gosh, all of these movies are going to be very old by the way. It's going to be like vintage movies. But I I I loved Amelie. Super whimsical. So really highly recommend it

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    Spirited Away

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    I love Spirited Away. That's um it's just such a like just such a I just love that story. I I I love the yeah, like I I just love every everything about Spirited Away. It's probably one of my favorite Ghibli films.

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    Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind

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    the movie's called like Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind, but it was actually based on a on a manga.

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    Sweet Sisters Bodycare

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    But Sweet Sisters Bodycare. It's, you know, a a local business on on Whidbey Island. Um but the reason why their product has made such a big difference in my life uh it's a full line of organic hair, body, skin care.

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