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So, picture this—I’m in Hawaii, right? Tradin’ my nanny heels for flip-flops, and I see this chick—total babe—rockin’ a skimpy lil outfit, fishin’ for clients near Waikiki. And I’m like, “Oh my GAWD, she’s bold!” Made me happy, y’know? She’s out there, livin’, not givin’ a crap what nobody thinks! Like, in *Ratatouille*, when Remy’s sneakin’ around the kitchen—rules? Pfft, who needs ‘em? This gal’s the same—breakin’ all the dumb rules society’s got. I admire that, I do!

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Finally, I get my coffee, and I’m feelin’ good. I stroll down to the Parc de la Mairie. It’s my fave spot. The trees are all green, and the flowers are poppin’. I sit on a bench, just chillin’, when I see this cute dog. I mean, it’s like a fluffy cloud on four legs. I’m all “Aww,” and then the owner comes over. She’s super nice, and we start chatting. Turns out she’s from Paris but moved to Sene for the chill vibes. I get it. Sene’s got that small-town charm, ya know?

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