Muy agradecida
Sois todos bienvenidos en mi salita de masaje, un rincón lleno de Paz y Armonía.
Quiero agradecer a la finca Johanna por dejarme trabajar durante todo el verano con ellos...Fue una experiencia maravillosa!!
Johanna y Laurent son grandiosas personas, tuve la oportunidad de conocer a sus clientes que hacían del lugar un ambiente acogedor.
Ahora trabajo dando masajes de lunes a viernes en Málaga de 9:00 a 20:00
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Les presento mi logo que fue diseñado por Heyvaliom...Súper contenta con el diseño que elaboro y transmite lo que me apasiona en el camino de mi vida... “Que es el amor por todo lo que hago” Mil Graciaaas!! al igual representa mis deseos hacia todos de bienestar, armonia, salud, prosperidad, abundancia y todo lo que conlleve a la paz interior.
Showing posts with label Glenda Bernaez. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Glenda Bernaez. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 8, 2019
Thursday, July 25, 2019
Una de mis pasiones y sueño “Glendamasajes”
Estoy trabajando ahora como quiromasajista en mi sueño que es el mundo de los masajes, me llena mucho poder transmitir con mis manos positivismo, reducir el estres y aliviar tensiones musculares...Bueno humildemente trato de dar lo mejor de mi cada día!!
Con mucho esfuerzo y dedicación todo es posible, el camino siempre estará lleno de sorpresas y ya está en nosotros aprovechar cada segundo para estar contentos y felices con lo que hacemos en nuestro día a día...Me complace invitarlos a que me visiten y conozcan mis rituales de masajes al igual los servicios que ofrecemos tanto tratamientos de belleza, cuidado corporal y diferentes técnicas de masajes.
Todavía me encuentro viviendo en España en la ciudad de Málaga en Andalucía.
Málaga es una ciudad que enamora con su gente alegre, sus hermosos paisajes, cultura y gastronomía. La costa sol me enamoro desde el primer día que llegue!
Sois todos bienvenidos!!
De viernes a domingo estoy dando masajes en la Finca Johanna “Un paraíso para desconectar con la naturaleza y Armonía que posee el lugar”
Les encantará al igual sus dueños que son excelentes personas!!
Wednesday, December 30, 2015
Tawau Borneo
On our way from Tarakan (Indonesia) to Tawau (Malaysia) we passed by a ship that they were loading with coal, Borneo has plenty resources like oil, wood, coal, because the sea is very shallow on the coast, they load boats offshore as far as 10 15 miles, so there is a lot of traffic from tugs pulling barges with coal or wood.
Ship get loaded from both sides.
The Tawau yacht club jetty, very impressive, access from land very easy, when you come from the seaside, as we do with our dinghy, then you have to be a monkey to climb on the jetty.
The bay with a rain shower, big ships can anchor here and the cargo, wood or coal is loaded.
This big monitor lizards were living under the yacht club jetty.
Sometimes I even saw them around the boat, very shy, but I had to take all my courage together, to go in the water and clean the propeller after we left and I noticed that we were making no speed.
At the fish market, children posing with Glenda.
This is all kinds of different dried fish.
More dried fish.
Swimming pool from the yacht club.
After paying our temporary membership fee, we were allowed to use the swimming pool.
Our favourite restaurant, it was open on two sides, so mostly a nice breeze came through.
Less then 3 euro for 36 eggs.
One kilo onions about one euro.
Here in Tawau the air was much cleaner, then in Tarakan, only sometimes we had some haze from the fires in Indonesia.
Monday, July 7, 2014
Elato atoll, Micronesia
Elato, small atoll with less then 100 inhabitants, lay's about 20 Nautical miles west from Lamotrek, we were invited to this atoll, by the chief because some outboards engines had a problem, and I was ask to have a look at them, we did not need to pay the landing fee, which is normally between 10 and 20 USD a person.
Arrival at Elato
The men's house in Elato.
Sitting in the men's house with chief John.
Glenda in the school
Teacher Vincent.
Women like to make crowns of flowers, and give then to their husbands or loved ones.
In Elato the men catch plenty turtle, they divide the meat and eggs, nothing gets wasted, even the intestines got eaten, we have eaten them raw, cut in pieces with some soya sauce., as a snack.
the men cutting and dividing the turtle meat.
It is John's birthday, he receives some extra turtle eggs.
When the slaughter is over the dogs me clean the table.
Glenda bringing popcorn to the school.
Young girl learning how to waif a basket from a coconut leaf.
Class for the young kids to learn how to waif a basket
Local kitchen, women spend daily much time on cooking.
Barbecue with turtle meat.
John and his family.
No wind today
Helena on anchor.
Local manner of fishing, they look under water to see the fish bite.
Kids playing cards.
Steve showing the start of his carving, a dolphin.
This carving is made for the navigators, to calm down the sea when there is a storm.
Glenda enjoying the lady's. in Elato,
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