Jerome & Cherryl

🎶YOU ARE BEAUTIFUL BEYOND DESCRIPTION, TOO MARVELOUS FOR WORDS, TOO WONDERFUL FOR COMPREHENSION LIKE NOTHING EVER SEEN OR HEARD! WHO CAN GRASP YOUR INFINITE WISDOM AND FATHOM THE DEPTHS OF YOUR LOVE! MAJESTY ENTHRONED ABOVE! I STAND IN AWE OF YOU JESUS! 🎶🎶🎶 THANK YOU!

HAVE A BLESSED REST!LET US WORSHIP OUR ALMIGHTY DADDY GOD 🙌🥰

SHALOM.

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Niudto ta!

My colorful 🌈no-cook lunch using the 4 prep condiments : Loaded Lavash Wrap

+ 30sec green salad
+ leftover pasta from last night's dinner
= 10/10 fiber rich lunch!😋

Increase our fiber intake with easily digestible fibrous foods and let us enjoy the nutritional benefits!🌯🥕🥬🍅🧅🧄🫚🫘🥜

Inspired from Rainbow Plant Life cook and lawyer based in NYC -- a must try incredible-fiber-rich-gut-friendly-recipes here!😋

Bakit kaya may mga Pilipino na nalululong sa Gambling pero natatakot mag invest sa sure na negosyong kumikita? Paano ito maiiwasan?

Naukayan sa kaban 😂

A thriving marriage is a testament to the transformative power of God's love and faith in Christ. Together, we have overcome every challenge and emerged victorious, thanks to God's amazing grace and our trust and commitment for each other!

Blessed Sunday!

Explore new opportunities and transform your life with an online business, all while enjoying your vacation:
🌼No selling of physical products
🌼No inventory
🌼No bugging of friends
🌼No business degree needed
🌼90% automation done for us ,10% left to for you to do-- not easy but doable.
🌼Earn while traveling
🌼Partnered with company that is been there for 50 years!
🌼Only work with cellphone or laptop
🌼24/7 support community
🌼Can be passed on to your children
🌼Long term plan
🌼Not an MLM
🌼Tax-registered .... and YES we tax write off our expenses for this travel!☄️⚡️

Cheers!
Jerome & Cherryl

7th Stop: OREGON
Nickname : Beaver State
Capital City: Salem

Originally, it was called Chemeketa by the Kalapuya Indians – a term that means “place of rest” or “place of peace”. The name was later changed to Salem, which is close to the Hebrew term “shalom” or peace. As the state capital, Salem did, indeed, become a meeting place for residents of Oregon.

🏞️The origin of the name is believed to have been derived from the French word, ‘Ouragan,’ which is loosely translated as hurricane’ or windstorm’. This was in reference to the powerful winds originating from the Columbia River hence the name Oregon.

⛰️Interesting Facts of Oregon:🏞️ (ctto)

1)The state has 11 lighthouses, and Yaquina is the tallest of them all – 93 feet. The tallest lighthouse is the most popular lighthouse on the coast and has been in service since 1873.

2)Oregon is one of only two states in the US to have self-serving fuel stations. The other is New Jersey.

3)There is no sales tax to make things easier for those living in Oregon. You can buy and sell in the state without general sales tax.

4)The mention of the deepest gorge in Oregon should give you a clear picture of a 7,900 feet Hell’s Canyon. This magnificent and picturesque physical feature is located between Idaho and Oregon along the Snake River.

5)It may take you by surprise but milk is indeed Oregon’s state beverage. In 1997, the legislature unanimously agreed that milk and other dairy products should be accorded such status on the basis of their contribution to the state’s economic well-being. Therefore, milk is a symbol of economic prosperity in Oregon

6) The world’s smallest park – Mill Ends Park – is in Portland, Oregon. Surprisingly, the park is just two square feet in area.

7)Crater Lake is a notable physical feature that makes Oregon a unique state in the entire country. Crater Lake is actually the deepest (592 meters) among the lakes in the U.S. and one of the deepest in the world

8)According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Oregon is among the top 20 states with the highest su***de rates. Wyoming tops the list, closely followed by Alaska and Montana.

9)Did you know that physician-assisted su***de is legal in eight U.S. jurisdictions including Oregon? However, there are certain limitations to the act wherein the individuals must have a terminal illness as well as a prognosis of six months or less to live. The other jurisdictions where this act is legal are Colorado, Hawaii, Vermont, Washington, Montana, California and District of Columbia. The first public assisted su***de was in 1990, of Janet Adkins.

10)Oregon was the first State to make non-returnable cans and bottles illegal. This brought roadside littering of bottles and cans down from 40 to six percent.

11) Also known as Castor canadensis (scientific name), the American Beaver is actually the Oregon state animal since 1969. And that is why Oregon is popularly known as “The Beaver State”.

12) Oregon has the most Lamas in the whole of the US. More than 25 percent of the total Llamas in the country reside in Oregon.

13)Three cities in Oregon are in the top ten bike-friendly cities in the US. People in Oregon love their bikes, so join them.

14) Oregon has plenty to offer and one of the unique things that make this state famous is the honey mushroom or Armillaria ostoyae, the largest living single organism in the world. The organism covers a vast area (2,385 acres of Malheur National Forest) and it is believed to be between 2,400 and 8,650 years old.

15) You are welcome to go mushroom hunting in Oregon. Everyone is allowed to collect up to one gallon of mushrooms per day.

16) Did you know that Oregon is the top-most Christmas tree producing state in the U.S.? The state has dedicated 42,000 acres of its land area for the purpose of raising these trees.

17)Mount Hood in Oregon is the second most explored mountain in the world after Mount Fuji in Japan. With an elevation of 11,249 feet, it is the highest mountain in Oregon. It is a potentially active stratovolcano. The last minor eruptive event occurred in 1907.

18)There is only one national park in Oregon which comprises of the caldera surrounding Crater Lake.

19) Oregon’s vast forests are a leading source for lumber in the U.S. In fact, the state harvests more timber than any other state. Almost half of the state’s landmass is covered by forests. Oregon’s soils and climate provide ideal conditions for the growth of trees in the region.

TUESDAY IS HERE!🥳🥳🥳

SALUDO AKO SA MGA TAO NA NAKAPAG START N NG SARILING NEGOSYO NA EARLY PA.

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Jerome & Cherryl Finally, a digital business that anyone can do!

While the others were still sleeping, the boys and I (Dora the explorer😅) woke up at 3:30 a.m. to catch the sunrise at Mount Rainier National Park, which was so worth it!!! I cant help but to praise the Lord for His beautiful creation!☀️

"I will lift up my eyes unto the hills, from where comes my help. My help comes from the Lord, which made heaven and earth." Psalm121:1-2

Tell me you are a Filipino without telling me you're a Filipino.😃

The icon of the city -- The Space Needle. This is an observation tower in Seattle, Washington, United States. 🇺🇸

Happ 4th of July beautiful USA!🇺🇸

Our 6th Stop: WASHINGTON
Nickname: The Evergreen State

Motto: "Alki," an indigenous Chinook word that means "By and By" or "Hope for the Future." The motto reflects the optimism and vision of those who settled in the region during the mid-19th century. It was officially adopted as the state motto in 1959. The term "Alki" embodies the spirit of progress and the belief in a promising future for the state and its residents.

The state song is "Washington, My Home", the state bird is the American goldfinch, the state fruit is the apple, 🍎and the state vegetable is the Walla Walla sweet onion.🧅

Washington, officially the State of Washington, is the westernmost state in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States.

This was named after President George Washington by an act of the United States Congress during the creation of Washington Territory in 1853; the territory was to be named "Columbia", for the Columbia River and the Columbia District, but Kentucky representative Richard H. Stanton found the name too similar to the District of Columbia (the national capital, itself containing the city of Washington), and proposed naming the new territory after President Washington.Washington is the only U.S. state named after a president.