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Sara Farrell
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kikasilva1983
KikaSilva :
I just love your voice so soothing. Do you ever go to cemetery’s ?
2026-09-25 12:46:45
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sockem_bopem
SockEm_BopEm :
Yay! My show is on!
2026-09-24 23:50:32
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shealaskan
Shyann :
you’re honestly the sweetest soul.. Always so gentle with the spirits. Thank you for always sharing your journey with us🖤✨
2026-09-24 23:43:35
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denisestragazzi
Denise Stragazzi :
You are so calming, even when surprised from what spirit says. I appreciate it and I’m sure spirits do too❤️
2026-09-24 23:50:56
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1rosejustrose
Rosejustrose :
I used the women's bathroom there and it is definitely haunted.. I could feel female energy inside the bathroom super creepy place I was alone in the bathroom could feel the presence of a woman
2026-09-25 02:42:21
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MotoBrew VS Poseidon 💦  > Updated this a few times to answer a number of DMs and comments: A few things, i should’ve been WAY more mindful of my speed and my lane positioning. I did think the storm was well over, but I thought wrong (With that said, I love riding in rainy weather.). But yeah, just plain dumb I was on the highway AND in the left lane of all places during this weather. Dumb dumb dumb. If I hadn’t of seen the cars breaking or smashing into the Tsunami ahead of me - this might be a different story, gave me just a few seconds to downshift, start breaking, slow my speed, and roll off of the throttle. I did briefly contemplate attempting to move to the middle lane (where i should’ve been in the first place), but too many unknowns, not enough time to process, going too fast, and didn’t want to risk catching Poseidon’s wrath on an angle. Lastly, once I hit the water I was completely blinded - I just focused on staying calm and keeping the bike balanced. And no breaking or throttling while i was in the category 5 highway hurricane. Also, the water punched my feet off of the pegs (maybe I should’ve been more stable or braced better) - now this part I’m unsure about, but i felt the way I had my feet/legs was actually helping me balance, although some are saying I should’ve just kept them on the pegs or tried to bring them back to the pegs (Interested in feedback here). I was sort of expecting to either hit the medium or dump. Thankfully neither happened and we rode out with nothing but needing a new change of underwear and a towel. Some lessons learned here.  > Clips taken from my insta360 X6 & my X5 action cams - Use Code MotoBrew to snag your own. > And yes I’m in full riding gear made to look casual, all from @ssgearcanada  > Reflective Riding Hoody from @cvltured.co  > @insta360 official  @insta360motorcycling  > #storm #closecall #flood #biker #insta360
MotoBrew VS Poseidon 💦 > Updated this a few times to answer a number of DMs and comments: A few things, i should’ve been WAY more mindful of my speed and my lane positioning. I did think the storm was well over, but I thought wrong (With that said, I love riding in rainy weather.). But yeah, just plain dumb I was on the highway AND in the left lane of all places during this weather. Dumb dumb dumb. If I hadn’t of seen the cars breaking or smashing into the Tsunami ahead of me - this might be a different story, gave me just a few seconds to downshift, start breaking, slow my speed, and roll off of the throttle. I did briefly contemplate attempting to move to the middle lane (where i should’ve been in the first place), but too many unknowns, not enough time to process, going too fast, and didn’t want to risk catching Poseidon’s wrath on an angle. Lastly, once I hit the water I was completely blinded - I just focused on staying calm and keeping the bike balanced. And no breaking or throttling while i was in the category 5 highway hurricane. Also, the water punched my feet off of the pegs (maybe I should’ve been more stable or braced better) - now this part I’m unsure about, but i felt the way I had my feet/legs was actually helping me balance, although some are saying I should’ve just kept them on the pegs or tried to bring them back to the pegs (Interested in feedback here). I was sort of expecting to either hit the medium or dump. Thankfully neither happened and we rode out with nothing but needing a new change of underwear and a towel. Some lessons learned here. > Clips taken from my insta360 X6 & my X5 action cams - Use Code MotoBrew to snag your own. > And yes I’m in full riding gear made to look casual, all from @ssgearcanada > Reflective Riding Hoody from @cvltured.co > @insta360 official @insta360motorcycling > #storm #closecall #flood #biker #insta360

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