ar programção', status: 'não feito'},
    { id: 3, name: 'fazer um lanche', status: 'não feito' },
    { id: 4, name: 'dormir', status: 'não feito' }
  ];

  --> Ele vai operar em cada uma das listas separadamente...
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  }

  --> Ele vai operar em cada propriedade da minha lista...
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```A Three Day Tumblr Summer in Bicol
7.17.2013
Actually, when I invited them to have a vacation in Bicol last summer, I was not really sure of it. Haha. So, after they already filed their leave, and prepare all the other things, that was when I asked my parents that I would bring them to Bicol. It was my first time, actually, to have some friends come with me to an adventure. And I regret nothing.
I.
For the first day, we reached our home in Bicol with roaring stomachs. We were really hungry from the almost 14-hour ride from Manila. It was a feast for us, and we head on to the Consosep Falls via a pick-up truck. Cool experience, actually. We roamed around, reached different falls, and had some great time. We even ate at a Banana pseudostem or whatever you call that. It was fun. After, we played some quick category game, and then headed on the nearby mini perya. Then, we watched a baryo-type straight-guys-turned-gay competition, and a dance competition with a lot of kissing exercises. Yes, kissing exercises. O well, no break for the weary bones.
II.
We only had around 2 or 3 hours of sleep. We woke up early because we thought that we would be able to see the sun rise at the Natu Beach. We had an hour or two there, swimming and playing and things. Then, we headed back via tricycle. We decided to take a short rest because we were all sleepy. Then, we cooked some Wicked Oreos, and did some fruit shakes. It was amazing. After that, we played a really disgusting game wherein we were forced to eat pancakes with ketchup, or drink egg yolk with choco and mango shake with ketchup and calamansi. DIsgusting, yeah. Then, we played cards with a consequence of drawing lines on your face using a charcoal if ever you would lose. After that, we joined the small festival parade. I forget what they call it. After that, we took a shower and head on the Baylehan. Sweet and party dance, we hit it. Then, we went back, and drank some Red Horse and talked about love and other shits. There was no time for rest.
III.
Fiestival day. We first went into the church for the Christening of our two inaanak. So yeah, we are all compadres and comadres. Anyway, then, we bloated ourselves with food. Then, some karaoke fever at the Nipa Hut. Mom served us some ice cold San Mig, tho it’s Lights. Then, we did a photoshoot thingy at our corn farm and cow barn. I liked the shots, actually. Then, we headed back, prepped our things and readied ourselves for a good bye. We left at around 5 in the afternoon and rushed to Naga to get a bus ride home. We were all asleep all throughout the ride. Tired bodies, yet, we all had fun. Real fun. Plus, we were bloated.
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And yes, that was one of the best vacations that I have ever had. Even though it was just three days, I can really say that there’s no minute that has gone into waste. I never thought that I would have so many great friends here in Tumblr. My family was so glad because finally, they have assured themselves that I have a life. Haha.It is a new year and we are excited to share what changes we made as a result of your feedback in 2015. Your suggestions kept us busy, so let us take a few moments to present several highlights.
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Through your feedback, you help us understand what is important to you, ultimately making it important to us. Thank you for your suggestions and ongoing support.On Sunday we gathered in smaller online groups of 5 or 6. Our cluster shared our reflections on the things that have changed us this year, how we've grown spiritually and what we want to take with us into 2021. Here is where I'm at.
There's no doubt this year has been one of immense uncertainty, grief and loss for all of us. It would be easy to only see the loss. I've struggled with more anxiety, depression and panic attacks than I've ever experienced. It's not been pretty. And now I can say I am truly grateful for all of it. Because I've learned through it all to allow myself to show up exactly as I am with whatever I have to give and to know that that is enough. I've built my life around striving to 'fix' myself first. To muster up my 'best self' for the sake of others. But, let me tell you, when I started pulling down this wall and turned up just as I am sharing my struggles, God met me there. I don't have to be something I'm not for God to be with me. He already is. I just need to see it. And so, while life has been getting more intense and challenging, the weight has been lifting from my shoulders. It's a relief to really understand that it is not my work to strive, but to let go and let the spirit be present. This is a lesson that has been reflected in thoughts from various meetings and conversations and one that has been so pivotal for me in 2020.
2020 has also been a year of busying myself. Making things, plans and goals and ticking boxes until my hand hurts. On reflection, this may have been my way of trying to 'fix' myself, or prove my worth. It did neither of those things. It just amplified the tension and wore me out. I have been thinking a lot about talks we've had about Jesus going into solitude. When I think of Jesus I imagine him with people, healing people and talking to people. But, there are many times he escaped the crowds, went up a mountain and prayed. It was habitual.
I crave that stillness. Yet, when the world handed that alone time to me on a platter, I did everything to fill the space. I'm not a big fan of New Years resolutions. But, something I am committing to taking into next year is a period of solitude. To remove the unnecessary time-filling distractions and noise and instead to focus fully on God. To let Gods work come to light, rather than push my own agenda. To pray and be still.
Everything always seems to point back to letting go, to gratitude and to hope. So, despite the rocky 2020 terrain, I am thankful to be letting go a little more, and I have a confident hope that God is the answer, the rest, and the love in