#itsnotovertilitsover

[evolvingant]

As today is World AIDS Day, this is a reminder to get tested and to wear red in honor of those lost by AIDS and to support those living with the HIV/AIDS virus. #ItsNotOverTilItsOver #ProtectYourself #SafeSex #YouCanSurviveThis #GetTherapies #GetTested https://www.instagram.com/p/Bq2vy0RFySN/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=wl15rpurb5cn

[jenzie-in-the-city]

I just can’t believe another @watermark_asbury_park summer has almost passed us by...😢 I’ll miss my having my Campos de Luz rosé from Carines, Spain on the roof.🍷💁🏻‍♀️❤️ . . . . . . . . . . #whereisthefatlady #dontlethersing #itsnotovertilitsover #jenzieinthecity #jenzieinnj #jenzieinasburypark #asburyparknj #asburyparknightlife #asburyparkbars #datenight #roseallday #roseallnight #rosé #pinkdrink #jerseygirl #jerseyblogger #njblogger #njnightlife #njfoodie #summasummasummatime (at Watermark Asbury Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/BnBZbdSH9CA/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=12dchazbiv4hk

[sandrashart]

5 Ways to wear a white T this summer. Check the link on my bio page for Sunday’s upload on my Youtube channel. #haveteewilltravel #itsnotovertilitsover #lifeoversixtywithsandra #lifestyleblogger #youtubechannel #sandrashartwrites

[fifocycle]

Everything in good measure ⚖️ #grappaetiquette #sealthedeal #digestif #itsnotovertilitsover #offtrackontheroad

[duuhtrisha]

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Had someone ask my when Ines's gonna stop my #glitterdome and this was my answer #itsnotovertilitsover #tristam

[summerinbrazil2015]

Day 16 - Miri and I discussed it and figured out our perfect itinerary in hindsight. I will be sad when this trip is over but I won't miss the early mornings to catch a flight. Without the benefit of foresight, we woke up at 3:30am for our tenth flight to Sao Paulo. We got here and finally the atm machine took Rochels card (at the end of our trip, but we managed somehow.) We took a cab to our hotel and left our luggage there then ran out for yummy kosher food at Celadon; except the menu was in Portuguese and nobody spoke English. Luckily Yael was there and heard our anguish and offered to translate. Even then we were surprised when our food came (we thought we ordered salad but it was more of sliced tomatoes topped with cheese) but it was yummy in the end and more filling then it looked. Then Yael took us to the kosher grocery, and now we're in our beautiful and comfortable hotel getting ready for shabbos. Luckily we went through all the addresses with Yael and mapped it out. TG we realized we had written down the address of a restaurant instead of our hosts! We have it right now so hopefully we'll have a nice last shabbos in Brazil. So sad it's nearly over but the laundry in my suitcase and light food bag says time to go home! Shabbat Shalom to all! -G

[umphy]

Cool article in the paper on my #kickstarter - deadline is March 15th, and we are a long way away.. #stillhope #itsnotovertilitsover - visit www.umphykickstarter.com if you feel like supporting!! #muchlove

[ourstoryourjourney]

the beginning

i realized a few days ago while chatting to my aunt, my dad's sister, Sandy how incredible time and experience changes us and how we react to situations and circumstance. in the beginning i was terrified, now i realise i had no idea what was coming. things are far worse now then when this all started. it was only through experiencing the ups and downs, the progression of the disease, the emotions, that i got a little more perspective. i now think back to that time and realise that i was so stressed out about all this, but that was only the start, i had no idea what was coming...

i suppose the point I'm trying to make is that you might think that you cannot deal, or cope, but this too shall pass. the one mantra i got from this is, there are worse things in life. don't sweat the small stuff, and gage your reactions. i felt much worse than i should have i suppose, in a weird kind of way, i thought it was the end, it was only the beginning. it is much easier to say and realise this now of course, so im not gonna be too harsh on myself or others. trust your instincts. it is better to feel than to keep your feelings bottled up. it is much better to react immediately, than to go through that horrible denial phase, but of course there is no judgement if you do experience it. its part of the process. it is better to share your emotions with your loved ones, that is how we support each other. that is how we learn to cope...

thank you to everyone that listened. i love you guys