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My mom passed peacefully at 1:11pm two days ago, surrounded by her three little birds, my sister, my brother, and me, holding her hand and stroking her head as we sang to her. The song Three Little Birds came on at just the right moment, like it was meant...

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THE AIR CROSSING THE LINE #เสน่หาวาโยตอนที่4 🌷: to me, she is really grown up. I feel like, back then, she was still like a little kid to me. I had to help her with her Thai vocabs, and I was always fussing over her and taking care of her. we’ve been working together for many years now—this is our 5th… 🪽: 6th year. 🌷: 6th together, which is a really long time. I can see how much she’s matured. these days, I don’t have to teach her anymore. she’s also incredibly patient. even when she’s sick, we still have to film every day. I always asked her, “Are you okay?” I keep checking on her, and she always replied, “I’m fine, phi.”Earlier, when she coughed, that was a real cough in the scene. I had to look after her and ask again if she was okay because the weather was so hot and we still had to continue filming. it was really tough.
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THE AIR CROSSING THE LINE #เสน่หาวาโยตอนที่4 🌷: to me, she is really grown up. I feel like, back then, she was still like a little kid to me. I had to help her with her Thai vocabs, and I was always fussing over her and taking care of her. we’ve been working together for many years now—this is our 5th… 🪽: 6th year. 🌷: 6th together, which is a really long time. I can see how much she’s matured. these days, I don’t have to teach her anymore. she’s also incredibly patient. even when she’s sick, we still have to film every day. I always asked her, “Are you okay?” I keep checking on her, and she always replied, “I’m fine, phi.”Earlier, when she coughed, that was a real cough in the scene. I had to look after her and ask again if she was okay because the weather was so hot and we still had to continue filming. it was really tough.

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142,978 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

"Even if one day I'm no longer in the entertainment industry… I would still be watching over her…" Saying this, and then starting to tear up, makes it painfully clear just how deep her feelings for Engfa truly run. Over 40 minutes, she spoke about her life, her triumphs, her struggles, everything she's been through and not once did her composure crack. But the moment she mentioned Engfa, everything changed. You could see it in her eyes, hear it in her voice. For just a moment, the walls came down and we saw the real her, a soft and vulnerable side she rarely shows. We always knew she cared, but seeing it like this… seeing how deeply she's affected by this relationship, by Engfa... it's rare, raw, beautiful and breathtakingly real. Watching her in that moment, so strong, yet so fragile when it comes to the person she cares for, it's impossible not to feel it too... #TalkToUWithCharlotte #อิงล็อต #englot
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"Even if one day I'm no longer in the entertainment industry… I would still be watching over her…" Saying this, and then starting to tear up, makes it painfully clear just how deep her feelings for Engfa truly run. Over 40 minutes, she spoke about her life, her triumphs, her struggles, everything she's been through and not once did her composure crack. But the moment she mentioned Engfa, everything changed. You could see it in her eyes, hear it in her voice. For just a moment, the walls came down and we saw the real her, a soft and vulnerable side she rarely shows. We always knew she cared, but seeing it like this… seeing how deeply she's affected by this relationship, by Engfa... it's rare, raw, beautiful and breathtakingly real. Watching her in that moment, so strong, yet so fragile when it comes to the person she cares for, it's impossible not to feel it too... #TalkToUWithCharlotte #อิงล็อต #englot

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38,668 görüntüleme • 10 ay önce

So, to share the details of my Daddy Daughter Dance experience. Mila LOVED everything about the day, and the dance. She loved her wrist corsage, which was expensive as hell ($35). She never left me, not once, even when her friends showed. We all danced together. For 90 minutes straight. She kept asking me to pick her up and dance with her, which is tough because she weighs about 50 pounds. My back is on fire. But we had a ball. This is her birthday weekend and we kicked it off in style.
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So, to share the details of my Daddy Daughter Dance experience. Mila LOVED everything about the day, and the dance. She loved her wrist corsage, which was expensive as hell ($35). She never left me, not once, even when her friends showed. We all danced together. For 90 minutes straight. She kept asking me to pick her up and dance with her, which is tough because she weighs about 50 pounds. My back is on fire. But we had a ball. This is her birthday weekend and we kicked it off in style.

Omar Kelly

42,430 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

My beautiful friend, who is battling cancer, sends me inspirational messages every single day. While she is fighting for her life, she spends her days trying to make everyone around her feel loved, cared for, and inspired! This was today’s video she sent me of a girl (Maddie) she loves listening to... Remember, every one of us gets to choose: are we going to let the dark swallow us, or are we going to run toward the light and multiply it? I am blessed to have incredible warriors for good in my life. Please pray for her.
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My beautiful friend, who is battling cancer, sends me inspirational messages every single day. While she is fighting for her life, she spends her days trying to make everyone around her feel loved, cared for, and inspired! This was today’s video she sent me of a girl (Maddie) she loves listening to... Remember, every one of us gets to choose: are we going to let the dark swallow us, or are we going to run toward the light and multiply it? I am blessed to have incredible warriors for good in my life. Please pray for her.

Amy Mek

12,806 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce