Aki's Happy Place Private Resort

11/04/2026

"When the time is right, I, the Lord, will make it happen."
— Isaiah 60:22

10/04/2026

Sunny side up! 🌞🏊‍♀️🏊‍♀️👙

08/04/2026

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01/04/2026

Life is better in the pool.🏊

24/12/2025

"Sometimes you just need to sit and watch the sunset, to remind you everything will be okay." —(Anonymous).

28/08/2025

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Many families are not broken by lack of love, but by how money is handled.

We have seen siblings stop talking because one refused to settle a shared debt.
We have seen parents pass away, and instead of grief uniting the family, inheritance divides them.
We have seen cousins who grew up like best friends turn into rivals the moment property papers were placed on the table.

It is not money that destroys families.
It is pride.
It is greed.
It is forgetting that relationships are worth more than any land title or bank account.

Money will come and go.
But family, once broken, is harder to repair.

Let us not trade lifelong bonds for temporary gain.
Because at the end of our lives, no amount of wealth will comfort us—only the people who choose to stay.

Genesis M. Auza

27/08/2025

True!

Money reveals what is inside a person.

When you have little, it shows how you handle limits.
When you have more, it shows if you become generous or greedy.

We have seen it happen in families.
A small debt left unpaid turns siblings into strangers.
An inheritance turns cousins into enemies.
A little success makes some forget the people who helped them start.

It is not the money that changes people—
it only removes the mask.

Money is like a mirror.

If we are kind, we use it to help a friend in need.
If we are selfish, we use it to show off and make others feel small.

Some win the lottery and build homes for strangers.
Others win the lottery and cannot even pay back the person who once fed them.

Money does not change who we are—
it only makes it clearer for everyone to see.

Character is proven in how we treat others,
whether our wallet is full or empty.

Because in the end, it is better to be rich in integrity
than to be wealthy in the bank and bankrupt in values.

Genesis M. Auza

22/06/2025

16/04/2025

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