Midnight struck and I found myself seated in the window seat of an Airbus 320 in route to Guatemala City. It was July 15, 2016 and Los Angeles never looked so beautiful. My home for over 21 years was at the grip of my hands and I was about to depart from it all, and explore another part of the world that was so unfamiliar to me.
A part of me was scared shitless considering my flying phobia, the fear of heights and the thought of death. Another part of me was beyond thrilled to return to my motherland -- after neglecting it for over 10 years. And finally, another part of me felt miserable knowing I'd leave certain people behind with the chance of coming back to broken promises, friendships, and hope.
In the back of my mind I knew this departure would do more than wonders for me. It was well needed, considering all the chaos happening in my life at that time. Change had occurred all around me and I needed to get away from it all. It was like a new beginning, kind of -- it was a reset to my alarm clocks. But the fear of missing out on memories (fomo) and the idea of knowing things would be completely different when I came back overcame any type of excitement I had for this 2 week trip.
I left Los Angeles without saying goodbye ...
I left this city with the intentions of coming back a better me. I wanted to come back with a stronger mindset and a mended heart. I wanted to forget everything and anything but a part of me felt like I was running away from my problems, was I?
My mind was racing back and fourth and all I could do was panic and sit still. The airplane began to move and it quickly accelerated at a high velocity. My mind was racing at the same speed. I felt the plane detach from the ground and just like that -- so was I. Here I was -- a thousand + feet off the ground detached from everything that had been holding me down. I was free. I was above the clouds.
I glanced at the window and saw the Los Angeles lights turn into little specks of gold. I looked above and realized I was staring at the moon from such a short distance. I was gone.
What this journey would do at this point was a mystery. What this journey would teach me would be more than I would have ever imagined.
I departed from everything I thought mattered. I departed from the routines, the comfort, and the usual.
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Updated Skin Products! +quick reviews
My skin has been drastically changing and my skin has been demanding for new products. If you've been following my blog for a while now you will remember my My Daily Skin Routine and I mention some cleansers and acne products I used at that time. I have now replaced those products with
Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser $9.00-10.00
&
Biore Acne Clearing Scrub $8.00
Cetaphil's Gentle Skin Cleanser is not a new product whatsoever.
I do have to pair this cleanser with my new obsession, the Acne Clearing Scrub by Biore.
When done I finish using these products, I moisturize and go off to bed.
10 Things I wish I knew BEFORE I started College!
Hello Beautiful People,
I've been wanting to do another "advice" blog entry type of thing and with summer whining down and school literally just around the corner (sad face) I thought what better of a topic than "10 things I wish I knew BEFORE I started College".
Even though I don't start school till October I know some of you will be starting your academic school year in a couple of weeks. I wanted to have this up before anyone started. And for some of you, this might be your first year stepping into college territory. How exciting!
With that said, there are a couple of things I wish I knew before I started this crazy roller-coaster of ride we call college. If you're a returning student, first year, going to a CC, state school, UC, or a private college, this will all be very relevant and hopefully useful.
1. You only grow when you're uncomfortable
Isn't that the ugly truth? But we all love our comfort zone! This was something rather difficult for me to get use to and I really wish I knew this ahead of time.
My first quarter in college I was so emotional (more emotional than usual). Everything was new, I didn't like it. Well I mean I did but my whole world changed a complete 180. New surroundings, sharing my room with another person, two strangers for that matter of fact, a different academic environment, no more home cooked meals, showering with other people, no privacy whats so ever, new faces, new EVERYTHING. I couldn't stand it, I couldn't stand being so uncomfortable. I wanted my room, I wanted to be surrounded by the people who I knew so well. I felt sad for a long time. And this limited how I experienced my first quarter in college. Being so closed off to change, made me not want to make new friends or experience new things.
After the first quarter was over I had winter break to decide how I wanted to go about my next two quarters in college. Returning back, I told myself I would put myself out there, be uncomfortable and TRY NEW THINGS.
This was the BEST decision ever! It was so hard at first but being uncomfortable was so liberating! I found the best of friends I could have ever asked for. Who knew people would be so friendly and actually care about you. I went out and I explored. It was hard to put myself out there and be so vulnerable but you experience and grow so much more when you decide to break free from your comfort zone. Don't be scared, try it.
2. Know the Balance
You will soon realize that how well you experience college and excel in your academics is highly dictated on how well you balance yourself. I wish I knew this before.
Whatever you decide to occupy yourself with in your free time, whether it be partying, playing a sport, joining a club, etc, be sure to stay on top of your academic work. You are a scholar before anything. And don't get me wrong, go out, do stuff! Don't make the same mistake I made and just stick to doing homework. You need to get out and relax your mind, because you WILL go insane and have a mental breakdown. I had a few.
Know when it's time to leave the textbooks and know when it's time to leave the party. TOO much of something can be very disruptive. You decide.
3. You don't know yourself as well as you think you do
Yeah you heard me..
At age 17-22 you are by no means a fixed identity. You will soon realize that-that major you entered with going into college is not actually what you're passionate about. Maybe you'll switch into the film or even molecular biology. Maybe you become a vegetarian, end up liking the same sex, end up figuring out college isn't even for you.
Who knows the possibilities! Maybe my examples are a little extreme but they might happen.
I came into college thinking I knew everything about myself. I would've saved myself a lot of trouble if I didn't think that way. I'm actually a lot stronger than I give myself credit for, I'm actually a lot smarter than I think I am, I hate chocolate now, I love milk tea, I stress too much, I'm shyer than I thought, and I have a strong passion for anthropology. And I didn't know any of these things about myself until now. I have 3 more years and who knows what will change.
4. Some people will leave and some people will stay
And this is okay. It's life.
Going to college and especially far away puts you at risk of losing some friends. But it's a risk worth taking. This is the hard part about growing up, everyone has to do it. Everyone has their own path they have to take and people will stray away from yours. Your childhood friends and high school friends will soon become busy and more occupied in their own way. You will also be busy and make new friends as well and all of this is okay. People change and you will soon find out if you're still worth people's time or not.
People will also stay. It takes two to tango and if you both are dedicated in taking at least one hour to call, hang out, text, Facetime, whatever, it will happen. You might not lose a friend and that's a blessing and a hope to have.
I'm finally understanding this after a year of struggling with this concept. Hopefully it'll come sooner for you.
5. Relationships
THEY WILL GET HARDER ONCE SCHOOL STARTS.
I mean this was something I knew but I was kind of in denial. (This is for or all the people in relationships and for the people who are single I have something for you too).
Relationships are hard enough and when you put distance between it they get more complicated. Some couples can't handle to complications and decide to call it off. Some couples grow apart too much that no longer feel compatible for each other. Whatever the obstacle is both you and your partner will decide if it's worth it. And if it is, it is possible to have a healthy relationship while in college.
For the single people, enjoy it. College is a time to meet new people and experience new things. Maybe you don't even want to be in a relationship and that's totally cool. Work on yourself and your goal endlessly. And if you are looking for a partner well you have lots of choices... just don't become a hoodrat. ;) or do, I aint judging.
6. Very few people care about your grades
In high school everyone and their mommas cared about my grades. So when I started school I thought that would still be the case... and it's not.
Besides your parents, maybe a handful of TA's and professors, and you (maybe not even you) nobody is going to care about what grade you got in that oh so difficult chemistry class. That's why you have to be your only motivation to get a good grade. Don't do it for anyone else, chances are THEY DON'T CARE. Your professors don't care if you turn in your homework or about your weak ass excuse if you don't. Everything is really on your side of the court. Go to office hours, go to class, if you're not doing well in a class, don't go partying a day before a big test. This is all on you. Make yourself proud or reevaluate why you're here in the first place.
7. Being broke is something to get use to
Aint that a shame. I mean if your filthy rich than skip this... lol. But if you understand my struggle then being broke is just something you're going to have to get use to, especially in college. And yes, you're still broke even with a job on the side. Lets face it, you have other expenses to take care of. Books, transportation, more books, fees, sport games, the list goes on. You will soon be taking advantage of anything with the label "FREE". You know us college kids go crazy over free food..
I had the disappointment of not being able to go shopping whenever I pleased. So take advantage while you still have that freedom.
8. TEXTBOOKS
I definitely wish I knew my way around the world of textbooks sooner. It would've saved me a lot of money.
In the beginning I didn't check my syllabi and I found out the first day of instruction that I was already behind on reading. I hadn't bought any of my textbooks and I needed them ASAP. I ended up buying them at the campus's textbook store and they were quite pricey.
People would advice you to not buy textbooks until you try out the class for a week. But I advice, that if you KNOW you have to take this class and there is no way you will drop it buy your textbooks ahead of time and always check your syllabi to see what books you need right away.
NEVER buy your textbook at the campus's book store unless there are no other websites/stores you can buy them at. Always check Amazon, Ebay, Half.com, Chegg, Facebook group pages that focus on selling textbooks, and network. Most likely there will be students who are selling the textbooks you need at a much cheaper price. Amazon also sells used textbooks.
If you are going to rent a textbook don't rent it from the campus's book store either. You can rent in on Amazon for a cheaper price as well.
***If you want to get a student membership for Amazon and receive prime shipping for FREE (you'll get textbooks in less than 2 days) CLICK HERE .
9. Don't compare yourself to people
Maybe this isn't something you will struggle with but it's something I struggled with so I just want to throw it out there. This was something I definitely wish I knew before..
When coming to college you will meet a lot, a lot of smart people, geniuses, even. Don't let that make you feel less smart. You were admitted into this college because you deserve it just as much as them. Maybe math or physics isn't your strength, maybe you're not premed or an engineer major. But that doesn't make you any less worthy. You are great at whatever you're great at. You will quickly learn that the only person you need to compare yourself with is the person who you were a day before.
10. The STRESS is real
and last not not least... it will be hard.
Going to college is a hard transition, especially academically (maybe not for everyone). You will not have the same study habits and you might not have straight A's like before. You will be challenged.. mentally, physically and emotionally. The stress will occur, this is something that will happen. BUT don't let the stress break you. If you're having a rough week you will get through it. Manage your time wisely, have fun, give yourself a break, and most importantly live in the moment.
GOOD LUCK!
Yours truly,
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Relationship Advice!
Hello beautiful people,
I've been debating whether or not to blog about relationship advice for a while now... Lets face it, relationships are complicated, messy, but beautiful nonetheless. Annnnnd for the most part, they're even more complicated to write about. Everyone handles their relationships or who they invest their time with differently. We're all wired in our own unique way so it's hard on my part to give advice to someone who may not go about things the same way as I.
BUUUT, knowing myself, I had to do it. Some might say "You're only 19, what do you know about love?".. and you know what, yes, I am 19. And if you still think age has to do with how knowledgeable you are at something, something like love, than maybe this explains why you need advice in the first place or why you haven't been successful in past ones.
And no, age isn't just a number. Age really has nothing to do with love. I know 40-year-olds that don't know the first thing about love or how to even treat a woman semi-decently. And no, I'm no love expert either. But I have had my few shares of heart breaks and assholes. Because of this, I know how I'm suppose to be treated, how I'm supposed to be loved, what my worth is, and most importantly I've matured because of my past experiences. So you know what, I think I'm a pretty good candidate for giving advice on relationships.
If you don't want to read what I have to say, than that's perfectly fine. Good bye :)
But if you're curious, than grab some popcorn. This post might be a long one.
First things first:
Let's go back to that age thing real quick. Remember how I said age has nothing to do with knowing about love? Well what I was really trying to get at was having a good sense of your self-judgment. That's really one of the FIRST things you should have a firm, and strong sense of before you even start thinking about dating someone. Trust me, once you get this part down, everything will be a lot LESS complicated (things are still going to be complicated, this will just make things a little better). And some might ask, "what exactly are you talking about when you say 'self-judgment'?"
Well for starters, it's basically knowing WHO you are and WHAT you stand for. Ever heard of that cliché saying "If you're single focus on being a better you instead of looking for someone better than your ex. A better you will attract a better next"? Yes, no? Well there's a great truth to this. I never advise anyone to get in a relationship if they don't even know what's going on with them! How are you going to expect someone else to give you love, respect, trust, and loyalty if you can't even give that to yourself?! Honestly, look at yourself, judge yourself. Not your physical appearance. Really analyze your character, your integrity, yourself. Do you love yourself? Do you respect yourself? Do you have something going for yourself? Are you really capable of committing to someone if you can't commit to yourself? The list goes on.
Now I said age has nothing to do with love, but I also said age isn't just a number. Aging has a lot to do with love. When you age you are exposed to situations where you gain these experiences of really getting to know yourself and worth. Maturity plays a huge role to all this. If you want to attract someone who is willing to give you the world than you have to be able to offer the same to them. IN OTHER WORDS, stop fucking with children. Not literally a child, but person who has a child-state-of-mind. And if you still want to play those games, than don't expect anything more in return. Once you figure yourself out, the right one will come to you. It's easier to pull the weeds out. It's easier to pick apart the bullshitters from the real ones. I guarantee you, this is the first thing you need to get. And it's not easy. So be honest with yourself, do you have that part down?
Let's continue...
Let's get the Facts Straight:
Now let's say you're at this point where you think you found someone who can be a potential girlfriend or boyfriend. They cute, you're able to be yourself around them, and they have everything you're looking for. You need to be real with them.
If you like them, you need to tell them. Waiting is a horrible thing, never wait for the right time, there is never a right time (this goes for breakups too). If you feeling them, you need to show them. Once again, stop with the kid games. We're not in elementary anymore. Stop playing hard to get, seriously, like who does that now a days. GIRLS, stop. We're the worst when it comes to this. "Oh he has to text me first", "he has to call me", "he has to ask me out on a date", blah blah blaaaaaah. If you're feeling the dude, than tell him. Most guys don't even know what's going on in their lives half the time, how do you expect them to know you what's going on through your head? This leads to miscommunication and misinterpretation. You're over here playing hard to get while the dude thinks you don't even like him & VICE VERSA.
And guys, you need to stop acting like ya'll not soft. If you like her, just tell her. WE LIKE THAT SHIT! Trust me. You got her attention, the hard part is over. What's the worst thing she's going to do? Say she doesn't like you? GOOD, if anything that's not even a bad thing. You just saved yourself precious time.
But let's say both of you are in the same page. You both like each other. That's great! Now you need to ask them how serious they feel with being in a relationship. Now obviously this isn't something you ask in the first date.. It does take time. If you have gone out on multiple dates with them just ask them how they really feel. If you are truly serious about finding someone worth your time than it's crucial to figure out how serious they feel about you. I remember when I started dating my boyfriend I told him right of the bat that I wasn't interested in wasting my time. I was was never really into the whole "talking just to talk"and maybe that's why it never worked with some of the guys I dated in the past. When you're not clear with how serious or not serious you want to be with someone, someone in the end always ends up getting hurt.
How ever you decide to go about things with someone, you just have to be straight up with them from the start. It saves a lot of time and you both are in the same page. Learn to communicate.
Foundations:
Now this is the point where I start listing overused and cliché elements that every relationship should have (friendship, respect, loyalty and trust). Yes we've heard them all too much by now. They're pretty redundant and what type of advice column won't fail to mention them? Well I guess it's my turn to have my two cents on what each of these elements mean to me in a relationship.
Let's start with friendship. The reason I start with friendship is because I truly think this is the backbone and most crucial element to a healthy relationship. Once you have this down everything else (like respect, communication, loyalty and trust) will fall into place.
Now I would be the biggest hypocrite I were to advice you to build a strong friendship with your significant other before you get in a relationship with them. I remember my boyfriend and I only got to know each other a month and a half before he asked me out. Like I said, there is never a right time, so you just have to do it when you feel it. But with that said, what I can advice you to do is be your COMPLETE SELF with them. Be goofy, be loud, be weird, or be serious and uptight. Whatever your personality is, be it. A true friend will never ask you to change and will accept you for who you are. So look for that type of characteristic in your girlfriend/boyfriend. Like a true friend, they will also support you in whatever you decide to do. They'll be there in the good and bad times. They'll be there to see you achieve greatness or to pick up your dirty mess.
The beautiful thing about love is that at the end of the day, all the person really wants is to feel important, wanted, appreciated and cared for. If your boyfriend/girlfriend is able to do that all while being your best friend at the same time, than you my dear are truly winning.
Next on my list is respect. This element can be traced all the way back to self-judgment. In order to respect your significant other one must respect oneself first. This is why I said if you get this part down the rest is a little bit less complicated. This can also connect to friendship. Respect has to do with everything and it will lead to a healthy relationship.
It's kind of weird giving advice on respect. Like shouldn't everyone know how to give that to someone? Yes, no? The best way I have tried to go about it by trying to put yourself in someone else's position. Yeah, unfortunately for some of you, being in a relationship means you are no longer the center of the universe and actually have to think about someone else's feelings. Treat them how you would want to be treated. As cliché as that sounds it's honestly the best advice I can give you.
I've overheard and personally witnessed how some couples argue. It really blows my mind to hear some of the things they tell one another. Now I am not saying I'm a saint either, I lose it sometimes and my anger makes me react in ways I wouldn't normally say or do. But I for the most part know my limits and you need to know yours too. Maybe I'm old fashioned when it comes to this but I've always had my mother's advice in the back of my head and I always hear her voice telling me "if your boyfriend is able to call you all the bad names in the book when you're just going out with them, imagine what they are capable of doing once married to them". Maybe don't take it so literal, but the point I am trying to make is: if you are being disrespected already what makes you think they won't continue doing it? Know your worth. Know when it's okay to walk out. Ladies, I'm going to talk to you for a bit just because I see it more in girls than boys. It really breaks my heart to see how some of these boyfriends treat their girlfriends. But it's even sadder to see how the girlfriends never react. I am sorry but I think it's complete bullshit when a girl goes back to their boyfriend once they've been cheated on. I think cheating is the most disrespectful thing someone can do to someone else and themselves. Now everyone is different, and each relationship is complicated and it's their own drama to deal with, I understand, but this is just how I feel.
Respect comes from within and the only way you are going to be treated with respect is if you demand it because you know how you're suppose to be treated. Self-judgment.
The next thing on my list is communication. I personally feel this is a topic I feel very knowledgeable on because of personal experience. Communication is SUCH an important element to ones relationship it's truly something that can make it or break it.
I for one, am I person that loves to communicate. In general, when I have a concern, problem, or dilemma with someone I address it right away. And this is no different when it comes to my boyfriend. If I have something to say.. I'll say it. And my boyfriend was not use to that at all. Go figure. He's actually the complete opposite. My boyfriend is not good with words or expressing his feelings (he's getting a lot better at it). This use to be a HUGE problem with us our first year of dating. It's truly an obstacle. How you are suppose to work out your problems if you can't communicate with one another. This leads to guessing...putting words in a person's mouth...feeling like they don't care...or you don't matter...I can go on.
But you have to understand that people have different ways of fixing problems and communicating with one another. Unfortunately, for the most part girls are the ones that are going to push for communication and boys are the ones that are going to drift away from it. Not all the time but I've seen it one to many times. Ladies, if you feel like you can never get a word out of your boyfriend when you want to fix a problem don't think of it as them not caring (it took me a long time to understand this, don't worry). They do. They just don't know what to say.. or how to deal with our raging emotions and hormones. 9 out of 10 times they just need a breather, a little time for themselves (to get their thoughts flowing) and maybe in a couple of hours or the next day they will come to you with their thoughts. Usually when you insist on them sharing their feelings on the spot they'll say something really stupid or mean. Most guys just aren't use to a girl caring so much and if they are a true keeper they'll try to get better at opening up and expressing themselves. And guys don't think a girl is being over dramatic for nothing. There is always a reason, even if the reason doesn't seem like a big deal to you, it's a big deal to them. Don't worry if she comes to you upset and willing to work things out, worry when she no longer cares.
Never be afraid to tell your loved on how you feel. Spend nights thinking about anything and everything. Talk for hours or just talk with your eyes. Communication is something beautiful and only you two will understand the communication you have between one another.
The next element is loyalty. Now loyalty can connect with respect and honesty in many levels because you need each other hand in hand. A lot of young folks don't know the slightest idea of what it means to be loyal. And I don't mean in a cheating type of way.
So many people are quick to dip if their boyfriend/girlfriend is going through a hard time in their life. That's not being loyal. You know why people say dogs are loyal? Because they'll be there for their owner NO MATTER what. People want the sun but can't stand the rain. In a relationship you need to withstand both weather conditions. A relationship isn't all butterflies and flowers, it gets hard, and complicated and there will be moments when you want to rip their head off, but if you love them, you will stick with them. Once someone breaks that loyalty, you need to be careful.
There is definitely a lot more on my list but the last element I want to talk about is trust. Not that this isn't an important element, because it's not, it's actually VERY important, I placed it last because if you have friendship, respect, communication, and loyalty you have TRUST with this person. You are able to be yourself so you are able to talk to them abut anything. And they respect you enough to not to anything that will ruin their loyalty with you.
But I know trust is a lot more complicated than that... Sometimes it's not that you don't trust them, but it's because you don't trust the people that are around them. It's perfectly fine to have this mentality, it's human. Unfortunately when you've been cheated on or screwed over you lose faith in your own gender. Bad thoughts turn into unrealistic scenarios, that turn into sleepless nights. But some advice I can give to you is: don't let your past relationships ruin your current relationship. So yeah, your ex really fucked your trust and mentality up. Well your new girl or guy shouldn't get blamed for that. If anything you are letting your ex win by ruining anything good you have now if your life. Let it go and your new chick or boo will be understanding. It's all a work in progress.
I've covered some main points I really wanted to talk about. If you're single don't worry. Focus on yourself and let whatever is meant to happen come to you. And plus, things are better when they're not planned. Work on your self-judgment and good things will come.
And if you are in a relationship than that's great too. I wish you both of you the best! I think we can agree that it's not easy but it's definitely worth it. Love is amazing and it should be enjoyed. And even though I'm still young I love being in a committed relationship. I fell in love with my high school sweet heart. I get to spend the rest of my life with my best friend. Like how is that not great?!
We all have different paths and different stories. I appreciate him because I finally know what it feels like to be treated right. You have to go through some really shitty people to know when you have something good. Don't let it go.. don't let the good ones go (Drake).
Now I have a lot more other things I wanted to talk about but I think this is enough for today.
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Yours truly,
A Healthier You! "It Works" Body Wraps + More!
Before I get into more beauty tips that focus on our outer appearance, I wanted to create a series that focuses on the most important part of our bodies, what's inside of us. I plan on posting entries that focus on diet, nutrition and exercise. There is NO point to maintaining a presentable appearance from the outside if our health is suffering. As much as I rave and am obsessed with makeup, it is not something that is going to solve my acne or health.
For a really long time, since middle school, I have struggled with my weight. It's been a roller coaster ever since then. There would be periods of times where I would lose weight dramatically and then there would be periods of times where I would gain it all right back. Everyone is different, for some it's easy to lose body fat and for others not so much. It's really HARD for me to lose weight, I have to work x2 more to keep up with the average person. I am not a skinny person giving another person advice on how to be skinner or healthier. I am just a regular girl battling the same struggles as many of you to becoming healthier and achieving our desirable body weight.
*DISCLAIMER: I am not sponsored or endorsed or have any business affiliations with the IT WORKS company. These are products that I have seen work on many people and I personally believe it will work on you too!
The Detox Wrap:
This is their ultimate applicator wrap. If any of you would want to try one wrap or a full treatment which is four wraps, you only need to wear the wrap for 45 minutes. The Ultimate Body Applicator is a non-woven cloth wrap that has been infused with a powerful, botanically-based formula to deliver maximum tightening, toning and firm results where applied to the skin. It also minimizes cellulite appearance, improves skin texture and tightness. It mess-free and simple to use. All is made with NATURAL ingredients. Here is a result of my friend who did not mind posting her results.
Everyone who has tried this product has loved it, including myself. Please note that everyone's skin type is different so one individual might see more results after the first wrap, while another individual might not see results till after the second or third wrap. One of the most important things to take note is that this is a detox wrap NOT a water weight wrap. They actually encourage you to drink as much water as you can being that this wrap is a detox and toner.
Hair and Nails:
They have these pills that work miracles in length and strength with 10,000 BCG. Here's my friend's result:
GREENS:
They have a drink that they call "greens". It's to boost immune, cleanse your body within, and each drink gives you a days serving of both fruits and veggies. They have a lot of chemo patients who use this drink to gain back energy and maintain their health through treatment.
** greens have also shown the decrease in acne in some patient's skin
I didn't want to add TOO much information on these products because my friend can let you know A LOT MORE about each and every one of these products I have mentioned above. If you are interested in learning more what IT WORKS can offer you than please contact my friend: Destiny Ruiz, she has provided me her email information D.ruiz03@yahoo.com
she is located in the San Fernando Valley and is willing to inform and sell to anyone who is seriously interested. If you would like her personal number please contact her or I and we will gladly give it to you.
I hope this works out for many of you and if you do decide
to be interested in it please let me know how your transformation goes! That's it guys! I hope you guys enjoyed this post. If you have any questions don't hesitate
to comment below or ask in my "Contact Page"
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