life is good

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In 1990, Alexa, a woman with Down syndrome, nervously started her first day at a fast-food restaurant. After spills and harsh customers, she whispered, *“Should I go home?”*  

Her manager, Clara, said, “You belong here.”

So Alexa stayed—33 years.  

She mastered the register, became the heart of the store, and trained new hires with kindness. Kids adored her, teens stayed for her hugs, and regulars swore her coffee was the best.  

At retirement, clutching her plaque, she whispered, *“I was never supposed to be good at this. But I loved every day.”*  

As her work family hugged her, she touched the counter and said, *“Thank you… for believing in me when no one else did.”*  

Alexa made history—not just by working, but by loving.  

Forever remembered. Forever loved. ❤️

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Cinema Paradiso

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Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981)

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The Wind Will Carry Us
Movie · 1999 · ★★★★★

The Wind Will Carry Us is a 1999 film directed by acclaimed Iranian filmmaker Abbas Kiarostami. The story follows Behzad, an engineer from Tehran, who travels to a remote Kurdish village under the guise of documenting their unique burial rituals. As he awaits the death of an elderly woman in the village, Behzad finds himself immersed in the simple yet profound aspects of rural Iranian life. 

The film presents a contemplative exploration of life, death, and the beauty of everyday existence. Through its poetic narrative and striking visuals, The Wind Will Carry Us offers a meditation on the human experience and the interconnectedness of people, traditions, and the natural world.

David Gusto

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