We were so grateful to have the opportunity to go behind the scenes and see the incredible transformation taking place at the Centre. What we saw was more than a construction project. It was a glimpse into the future of creativity, learning, art and community on Prince Edward Island.

A $65-Million Transformation

The Confederation Centre of the Arts is undergoing a $65-million revitalization—the largest transformation in the Centre’s 60-year history.

Walking through the construction site gave us a whole new appreciation for the scale of what is being created. From the unfinished spaces and exposed infrastructure to the plans showing what these areas will eventually become, it was exciting to imagine the finished Centre.

There is something special about seeing a place before it is complete. You get to see the hard work, the vision and all the little details that will eventually come together to create something beautiful.

And knowing that this project will provide even more opportunities for creativity, education, connection and Canadian culture makes it even more meaningful for our Island community.

A Family Legacy That Will Live On

For our family, however, this revitalization is especially close to our hearts.

One of the most meaningful parts of the project is the Michael S. Schurman Family Studio, which will carry Dad’s name forward.

My mom and sisters made this beautiful donation in his memory, helping create a space where children, families and artists will have the opportunity to explore their creativity, learn new things and simply enjoy the arts.

Standing inside the space and seeing the plans for what it will become was an emotional moment for all of us.

It is difficult to put into words what it means to know that Dad’s name will be part of a place where future generations will create, discover and be inspired.

Dad would be so incredibly proud. 🤍

Seeing the Vision Come to Life

Our behind-the-scenes tour gave us the chance to see areas that most visitors would never normally get to see.

We walked through spaces that are currently filled with construction materials, equipment and unfinished walls, while holding the plans and images that show the beautiful spaces they are destined to become.

It was almost like looking at the Centre’s past, present and future all at once.

And, of course, we couldn’t resist putting on our hard hats and getting into the spirit of the tour! From exploring the construction site to taking photos together, it was such a memorable experience.

We were also lucky enough to enjoy the views from above and see Charlottetown from a completely different perspective.

Something Special Is Coming to PEI

Projects like this are about so much more than buildings.

They create spaces where people can gather, children can discover their creativity, artists can share their work and families can make memories together.

For us, this project also represents something deeply personal—a way to honour Dad while creating something that will continue to inspire others for years to come.

We left the tour feeling incredibly grateful and excited to see the transformation continue.

We can’t wait to come back and see the Michael S. Schurman Family Studio and the rest of the revitalized Confederation Centre of the Arts once everything is complete.

Fall 2026 can’t come soon enough!

Until then, we’ll treasure being able to say that we got a little behind-the-scenes glimpse of what is to come. ❤️

Follow along as this incredible chapter unfolds for Confederation Centre of the Arts and for PEI. @confedcentre

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🐮 Welcome to Cows!

From the moment we arrived, Cows Creamery was impossible to miss. The fun cow-themed signs, colorful details, and the iconic cow on the roof immediately put us in a happy vacation mood. 😍

Of course, we had to take plenty of photos! From posing beside the giant cow to capturing our colorful ice cream cones, every corner seemed to have the perfect photo opportunity.

Ice Cream First… Everything Else Later!

And then came the most important part – the ice cream! 😂

We each picked our flavors and enjoyed our cones while soaking up the beautiful Prince Edward Island scenery. There’s just something extra special about eating ice cream while traveling, especially when you’re surrounded by friends and sunshine.

And yes… we had to document every single scoop! 📸🍨

Memories With the Girls

What made the experience even more fun was sharing it with friends. We laughed, took photos, explored the creamery, and enjoyed the little moments together.

The colorful Cows Canada mural inside was another favorite photo spot. Standing beside the giant cow made us feel like kids again!

More Than Just Ice Cream

One thing we didn’t expect was how much more there was to discover inside. Cows Creamery also has a selection of cheese, butter, and other local products, making it a fun stop for anyone who wants to bring a little taste of PEI home.

We couldn’t resist browsing the shelves and checking out all the delicious-looking goodies.

A Must-Visit in PEI

Our Cows Creamery experience was more than just grabbing ice cream… it was a fun, colorful, and delicious part of our Prince Edward Island adventure.

If you’re visiting PEI, add Cows Creamery to your itinerary! Come for the famous ice cream, stay for the fun atmosphere, take lots of photos, and maybe bring home some cheese or butter, too. 🐮🍦

Good friends + beautiful PEI weather + delicious ice cream = a perfect travel memory!

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On a beautiful Saturday morning at 8:00 AM, we joined a yoga class led by Candice, one of the incredible instructors from Spinco Victoria. From the moment the class began, her calming voice set the tone for the morning. She created the perfect balance between relaxation and movement—it felt peaceful and grounding while still giving us a great workout.

What made it even more memorable was the setting. We were practicing yoga high above the forest at Malahat SkyWalk, surrounded by breathtaking views of Southern Vancouver Island. As the morning sun rose over the mountains and ocean, we stretched, breathed, and moved through our practice while feeling completely immersed in nature.

 

Why Malahat SkyWalk Is So Special

If you haven’t visited yet, Malahat SkyWalk is one of Vancouver Island’s most unique attractions. Located just north of Victoria, the experience begins with a beautiful elevated boardwalk winding through the treetops before leading to a stunning spiral tower that rises nearly 250 meters above sea level.

The Malahat Skywalk Spiral Tower (Victoria, BC)

From the top, you’re treated to panoramic views of:

• Finlayson Arm
• Saanich Peninsula
• Mount Baker
• The Gulf Islands
• Dense West Coast forests stretching as far as the eye can see

Being up there before the crowds arrived felt magical. We were practically the only ones on the SkyWalk, making the experience even more peaceful and intimate. There was something surreal about practicing yoga in the sky while taking in some of the most beautiful views on Vancouver Island.

A Little Diet Coke Moment

The morning was made even sweeter thanks to Lisa, who surprised us with matching Diet Coke hats she picked up during a recent trip to Scottsdale, Arizona. If you know us, you know our love for a little Diet Coke moment, so naturally we wore them proudly and snapped plenty of photos.

The matching hats quickly became the unofficial accessory of the day and added a fun touch to an already memorable morning.

Lunch with a View at The Eyrie Resort

After yoga, we headed to The Eyrie Resort for a scenic lunch overlooking the mountains and ocean.

The views were absolutely spectacular. Sitting by the windows, enjoying fresh food and good conversation after a morning of movement, felt like the perfect way to slow down and soak in the beauty of Vancouver Island.

My meal was packed with fresh greens, avocado toast, perfectly poached eggs, and vibrant vegetables—a nourishing choice after yoga. Between the incredible food, stunning scenery, and wonderful company, it was one of those afternoons you wish could last a little longer.

A Perfect Vancouver Island Morning

This experience was such a wonderful reminder of how important it is to make time for movement, friendship, and being outdoors.

Yoga in the sky, breathtaking views, matching Diet Coke hats, and lunch at The Eyrie Resort—it truly was one of those picture-perfect Vancouver Island mornings that fills your cup in every way.

If you ever have the opportunity to attend a special event at Malahat SkyWalk, don’t hesitate. Whether you’re there for yoga, a walk among the treetops, or simply to take in the views, it’s an experience that leaves you feeling refreshed, inspired, and connected to the beauty around you. ✨

Location: Malahat SkyWalk, Vancouver Island, British Columbia
After-Yoga Lunch: The Eyrie Resort at Malahat Summit
Instructor: Candice from Spinco Victoria
Vibe: Peaceful, energizing, scenic, and unforgettable. 💙

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One of my favorite traditions is our annual family gathering, lovingly hosted by Nana and Grampy. Every year, they bring everyone together, and each family takes a turn hosting dinner for the group. With around 15 of us altogether, including Rob’s parents, Nana and Grampy, Rob’s sister Stephanie and her family, his brother Neil, his sister Susie and her family, and our own little family, it becomes a week filled with laughter, conversation, and incredible homemade food.

Every meal is prepared with love using fresh, seasonal ingredients, and each dinner reflects the personality of the family hosting. It isn’t about creating a perfect table or an elaborate menu. It’s about gathering together, sharing stories, enjoying delicious home cooked meals, and making memories that we all look forward to every single year.

From Beach Walks to the Dinner Table

One of my favorite parts of our time here has been collecting shells with my nieces. We gathered them along the beach and decided to turn our little seaside treasures into something special for dinner: handmade shell place holders.

We decorated the shells, personalized them with names, and used them to mark everyone’s place at the table. Each one was completely unique, and I loved that something we found together by the ocean became part of our family dinner.

It’s such a simple summer activity to do with kids, too. Collect your favorite shells, clean and dry them, then decorate them with paint, colorful patterns, or each guest’s name. Suddenly, you have a beautiful, personal table detail and a keepsake to remember the day.

A Surfboard for a Dinner Table? Absolutely.

For dinner, we took the coastal theme one step further and used a surfboard as our dining table. It was casual, unexpected, and absolutely perfect for a summer evening by the water.

I made a spread of fresh salads alongside pasta, vegetables, and other dishes for everyone to share. Nothing too formal, just colorful, fresh food served family style while everyone gathered around the table.

Looking down that long table and seeing everyone together was probably my favorite part of the evening. My husband was there with his parents, Nana and Grampy, along with the rest of the family. These are the moments I want to remember: plates full of homemade food, conversations overlapping, people laughing, and the ocean just steps away.

Nana (Right) and Grampy (Left), My husband (middle)

And Then Came the Cake-Off…

Of course, we couldn’t end the day without a little friendly competition!

My nieces, nephew, and I had our own family cake-off, and things got wonderfully creative—and a little messy. We baked and decorated cakes with berries, colorful sprinkles, frosting, and plenty of personality.

Were they bakery-perfect? Definitely not. But that was exactly the point.

There was frosting everywhere, decorations piled high, and so much laughter along the way. By the time we started cutting into the cakes, the table looked like a delicious disaster. And I wouldn’t have had it any other way.

The Kind of Summer I Want to Remember

This trip has reminded me that some of the best memories come from making something out of what’s already around us.

Shells collected during a walk became personalized place holders. A surfboard became our dinner table. Fresh ingredients became a beautiful family feast. A simple baking activity became a hilarious cake competition with my nieces and nephew.

It wasn’t about creating a picture-perfect dinner. It was about creating something together.

And somewhere between collecting shells, tossing salads, decorating cakes, and sitting around the table with Nana, Grampy, my husband, and our family, we created the kind of summer evening I know I’ll look back on and smile.

Because sometimes, the most beautiful tables aren’t the fanciest ones. They’re the ones where everyone you love has a place.

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Held every Canada Day at Winter Cove in the Gulf Islands National Park Reserve, this beloved community fundraiser is much more than a barbecue. It’s a celebration of history, community, and the slower pace of island life that makes Saturna Island such a special place.

A Tradition That Brings Everyone Together

As we arrived, we immediately understood why this event has become a Canada Day tradition for nearly eight decades.

Families spread out picnic blankets, neighbors greeted one another like old friends, volunteers worked tirelessly behind the scenes, and visitors from across British Columbia gathered to celebrate Canada’s birthday in one of the most beautiful settings imaginable.

There was a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere that reminded us how meaningful small-town traditions can be.

Instead of large crowds and busy city celebrations, Canada Day here felt intimate, authentic, and deeply rooted in community.

Watching Lamb Roast Over Open Coals

The first thing that caught our attention was the incredible sight of whole lambs roasting over open alder wood coals.

Lined up over large fire pits, each lamb was slowly cooked using a traditional roasting method that has been passed down through generations. Smoke drifted through the air while volunteers carefully tended the fires, making sure every lamb cooked low and slow.

It wasn’t just fascinating to watch—it was like stepping back in time.

Seeing an entire meal prepared this way is something you don’t experience every day, and it quickly became one of the highlights of our trip.

Worth the Wait

As the smoky aroma filled Winter Cove, anticipation grew throughout the crowd.

When lunch was finally served, we understood why people return year after year.

The lamb was wonderfully tender, juicy, and infused with the rich smoky flavor from hours of slow roasting over alder wood. Every bite reflected the time, care, and tradition that goes into preparing this iconic Canada Day meal.

Simple ingredients, traditional techniques, and passionate volunteers created one of the most memorable meals we’ve enjoyed while traveling.

More Than a Meal

While the barbecue is certainly the star of the event, what truly stayed with us was the sense of community.

People of all ages gathered together, sharing stories, laughter, and meals under the summer sun. Children ran through the open fields while families enjoyed picnics, and visitors were welcomed with genuine island hospitality.

There’s something incredibly refreshing about celebrating a national holiday in a place where the focus isn’t on extravagance but on togetherness.

It reminded us that the best travel experiences are often the simplest ones.

A Beautiful Setting at Winter Cove

The location couldn’t have been more perfect.

Surrounded by lush forests, coastal landscapes, and the peaceful beauty of the Gulf Islands National Park Reserve, Winter Cove provided the ideal backdrop for this cherished tradition.

Whether you were enjoying lunch, watching the lamb roast over the fire, or simply soaking in the scenery, every moment felt uniquely West Coast.

Why We’ll Be Back

Travel is about collecting experiences that stay with you long after you’ve returned home.

For us, attending the 77th Annual Saturna Island Canada Day Lamb Barbecue wasn’t simply about trying delicious food—it was about experiencing a tradition that has connected generations for over 77 years.

It’s easy to see why locals cherish this event and why visitors make the journey back every Canada Day.

Authentic traditions like these remind us that the heart of every destination is its people.

If you’re planning to visit the Gulf Islands around Canada Day, we highly recommend adding the Saturna Island Lamb Barbecue to your itinerary.

From watching whole lambs roast over open fires to sharing a meal with locals in the beautiful surroundings of Winter Cove, it’s an experience that perfectly captures the warmth, hospitality, and traditions of island life.

Sometimes, the most unforgettable travel memories aren’t found in famous landmarks—they’re found around a community table, sharing a meal that has brought people together for generations.

And this is one Canada Day tradition we’ll never forget.

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Others invite you to slow down, breathe deeply, and enjoy life’s simple pleasures.

My recent stay at the Wedgewood Hotel & Spa in Vancouver was exactly that—a beautiful blend of comfort, luxury, and intentional rest. It reminded me that sometimes the most memorable travel experiences aren’t found on a packed itinerary but in the quiet moments in between.

The Art of Slowing Down

Nestled in the heart of downtown Vancouver, the Wedgewood Hotel feels like a hidden sanctuary. The moment I stepped inside, I felt an immediate sense of calm.

The elegant rooms, beautiful city views, and warm hospitality created the perfect atmosphere for a much-needed reset.

As someone who is constantly balancing work, family, wellness, and everyday life, slowing down doesn’t always come naturally. But this trip gave me permission to do exactly that.

And honestly, I needed it.

My New Favorite Travel Companion: BedHead Pajamas

One unexpected highlight of the trip?

My new BedHead Pajamas.

If you’ve never experienced the joy of slipping into a beautiful pajama set at the end of a long day, let me tell you—you’re missing out.

Whether it was the cheerful yellow floral print, the playful pink lobster design, or the soft blue botanical pattern, each pair instantly elevated my hotel experience.

They were comfortable enough for lounging, stylish enough for those cozy morning photos, and somehow made room service coffee taste even better.

There is something wonderfully luxurious about investing in pieces that make everyday moments feel special.

These pajamas did exactly that.

The Best Part of the Stay

While the hotel itself was stunning, some of my favorite moments happened right in the room.

Reading a book in bed.

Watching the morning light fill the room.

Sipping coffee while looking out at Vancouver.

Sharing quiet moments with my sweet furry companion, who quickly claimed the bed as his own.

No agenda.

No rushing.

No pressure.

Just presence.

In a world that constantly encourages us to do more, I’ve come to appreciate the value of doing less every once in a while.

Why Rest Matters

We’re often taught to celebrate productivity.

But rest deserves celebration too.

Rest allows us to recharge.

Rest helps us show up better for the people we love.

Rest gives us the clarity and energy to pursue the things that matter most.

This getaway reminded me that self-care doesn’t always have to be elaborate. Sometimes it’s as simple as booking a beautiful hotel, putting on your favorite pajamas, cuddling with your dog, and allowing yourself to enjoy a slow morning.

Visit Bedhead Pajamas – Use code JODY10 for 10% off

A Vancouver Experience I’ll Never Forget

The Wedgewood Hotel & Spa provided the perfect backdrop for this experience.

Elegant without feeling pretentious.

Luxurious without feeling overwhelming.

Comfortable in all the ways that matter most.

Combined with my new BedHead Pajamas and a few uninterrupted moments of rest, it became one of those trips that stays with you long after you’ve returned home.

Because sometimes the greatest luxury isn’t found in doing more.

It’s found in slowing down enough to truly enjoy where you are.

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🩷 Pajamas: BedHead Pajamas
Use code JODY10 for 10% off

🏨 Hotel: Wedgewood Hotel & Spa

Have you ever had a trip where the quiet moments became your favorite memories? I’d love to hear about it in the comments below.

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Over the past two years, the pickleball courts at Uptown became one of those places.

What started as a place to rally quickly became something much bigger—a gathering place for friends, families, neighbors, beginners learning their first serve, seasoned players chasing long rallies, birthday celebrations, lessons, workouts, and countless unforgettable memories.

This past Saturday, we came together one last time to celebrate it all with The Last Rally—a farewell event for the courts and the amazing community that made them so special.

And what a sendoff it was.

A Day to Remember

We kicked off the day with an incredible workout that brought energy, laughter, and plenty of sweat under the sun. It was challenging, fun, and the perfect way to start the celebration.

Guests spent the morning enjoying smoothies, fresh fruit, and mimosas while catching up courtside and soaking in the atmosphere. Throughout the event, there was bracelet making, sushi, sliders, and so many thoughtful touches that made the day feel extra special.

Then came what we all came for—pickleball all afternoon.

The courts stayed full with rallies, friendly competition, laughter, cheering, and players enjoying one more day together in a space that became part of so many routines and memories.

More Than Just Pickleball

The courts gave us more than games.

They gave us community.

They became a place where people met new friends, celebrated milestones, stayed active, learned something new, and made memories together.

To the VRPA members who made the courts their own from day one, the coaches who taught so many of us the game, the families who celebrated here, and everyone who ever picked up a paddle and joined us—thank you.

You made this corner of Uptown something unforgettable.

Thank You for Being Part of the Story

The Last Rally was the perfect reminder of what made this space so special from the very beginning—not just the courts themselves, but the people who filled them.

To everyone who joined us for the farewell—thank you for playing, celebrating, connecting, and making this final day one we’ll never forget.

While we may be saying goodbye to the courts, the memories made here will stay with us long after the final rally.

And that’s something worth celebrating.

What’s Coming Up at Uptown

And while one chapter closes, another one is just getting started.

This July, Uptown will be offering free workout classes led by two amazing instructors. The classes are expected to take place on Saturdays at 9:00 AM (final confirmation coming soon) and will be open to everyone.

It’s a great opportunity to keep moving, stay connected, and continue building community together at Uptown.

Stay tuned for more details—we can’t wait to see you there.

Until we play again. 🏓✨

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It doesn’t need to be loud or overly complicated to make an impression. A beautiful white dress carries a softness and elegance that always feels effortless. And sometimes, the simplest outfits become part of the memories we hold onto the longest.

This dress became one of those memories for me.

It was one of those peaceful afternoons where everything seemed to slow down. The sun felt warm but gentle, the trees moved softly with the breeze, and the park carried a quiet kind of beauty that made you want to stay a little longer than planned.

The moment I put on this white cape dress, I instantly fell in love with how it moved. The fabric felt light and graceful, and the silhouette was both structured and feminine at the same time. Walking through the park while the cape detail caught the breeze created such an effortless, romantic feeling.

It felt elegant without trying too hard — and honestly, that’s what made it so special.

👉 Shop similar white cape dresses here: DAZY Cloak Dress

Gilded Elegance: Styling the Perfect White Cape Dress

Finding a dress that feels both modern and timeless is not always easy, but this style immediately stood out to me. The clean lines, soft draping, and dramatic cape sleeves gave the entire look a polished yet ethereal feel.

What I loved most was how balanced the design felt.

The Cape Detail

The cape sleeves added movement and softness without overwhelming the look. It created a subtle drama that photographed beautifully outdoors, especially with the natural light filtering through the trees.

It felt refined, feminine, and quietly powerful all at once.

The Ruched Silhouette

The ruching along the waist helped create a flattering shape while still feeling comfortable and effortless to wear. It hugged the body in a soft, elegant way without feeling too structured or restrictive.

The combination of clean tailoring and soft draping made the dress feel incredibly sophisticated.

The Accessories

To keep the look elevated yet simple, I paired the dress with delicate gold jewelry and neutral accessories. A few layered necklaces, classic gold hoops, and elegant heels were enough to complete the outfit without taking attention away from the dress itself.

👉 Shop similar accessories here: Gold Earrings

Sometimes the most beautiful styling comes from keeping things minimal and intentional.

Capturing the Moment at the Park

As photos were being taken throughout the afternoon, I realized it was never really just about the dress.

It became about the feeling the entire experience created.

Walking along quiet pathways surrounded by greenery. Standing beneath the trees while sunlight filtered through the leaves. Laughing between photos and simply enjoying the stillness of the afternoon.

Everything felt calm, effortless, and completely present.

Sometimes photos capture more than an outfit. They capture a season of life, a feeling, or a moment you didn’t realize you would want to remember forever.

And this white dress became part of that memory.

How to Recreate This Look for Less

One thing I love about fashion is that you do not need a luxury budget to achieve an elevated look.

While this dress has a very designer-inspired feel, there are so many beautiful and affordable alternatives available. I’ll be linking similar styles from SHEIN throughout this post for anyone wanting to recreate this elegant white dress aesthetic at a more accessible price point.

My Favorite SHEIN Finds

• SHEIN Black Velvet Mesh Long Sleeve Fitted Stand Collar Elegant Romantic Dress
• Omancia Women’s Winter Party White Dress
• Spring/Summer White Sheer Romantic Elegant Fashion Chiffon Cape Design

When searching for similar styles, try keywords like:

• white cape sleeve dress
• ruched white midi dress
• elegant white bodycon dress
• white dress with cape detail
• minimalist white formal dress

The key to making the look feel luxurious is in the styling. Simple gold jewelry, neutral heels, and soft makeup instantly elevate even the most affordable pieces.

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This year, mine looked like this: a round table, soft pink light filtering through sheer curtains, cascading greenery behind me, and a group of women I adore sitting close enough to laugh over each other’s stories. All of it unfolding at Botanist, tucked inside the beautiful Fairmont Pacific Rim.

The Setting

The space itself feels like a dream.
Light, airy, almost like you’ve stepped into a modern greenhouse in the middle of the city. The way the vines fall behind the table, the soft tones, the quiet elegance—it doesn’t try too hard, but it feels special.

And that’s exactly what you want for a birthday.

The Energy

Six girls.
No rush.
Just that easy, effortless kind of laughter that only happens when you’ve known each other long enough to feel completely yourself.

We toasted (more than once), leaned in close to hear stories, and let the afternoon stretch out in the best way. There’s something about being surrounded by women who truly celebrate you—it changes the whole feeling of a birthday.

It becomes less about the day… and more about the people.

The Food

Every plate that came out felt like art.

Fresh, vibrant greens with delicate edible flowers.
Beautifully plated dishes with layers of flavour you actually stop to notice.
And a dessert that felt almost too pretty to touch—but of course, we did.

It’s not just about eating here. It’s about experiencing the food.

The Cocktails

Soft, citrusy, floral—served in the prettiest coupe glasses with delicate edible flowers floating on top.

The kind of drink you hold for a second before sipping, just to take it in.

And yes… we clinked glasses for that perfect moment (and maybe a photo or two 😉).

The Moment

There’s a photo of me mid-laugh, another making a wish, and one where we’re all raising our glasses together—and when I look at them, I don’t just see a lunch.

I see connection.
I see joy.
I see a moment in time where everything felt easy, beautiful, and exactly as it should be.

The Takeaway

This birthday reminded me of something simple but important:

You don’t need anything over the top to make a day feel special.
You just need the right people, a beautiful space, and the willingness to be present in it.

And honestly… I wouldn’t have changed a thing.

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