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grew up in Destin, was a great place in the early 90s to 2000s. Miss taking my wave runner out. Was friends with the Marlers, Destins, Fitzgeralds and Boss'. Left in 2003 for Asia and haven't been back since. Miss it though.

In the late 1800’s and early 1900’s, 90% of people were an entrepreneur. Now it’s like less than 20% of people are an entrepreneur. I did study architecture, for five years. And it wasn’t in an architecture class that I got taught this next point. It was in a financial class. To dumb people down, make them slaves, they had to first convince them that working for someone else instead of yourselves was a great idea. We can see that was a bold lie. Next they changed the way we are building the environment. It used to be we built housing as if it was intended to serve a function for a business as well. It would just be DUMB to have a house you only shower and sleep in. Most people don’t eat at home any more most the time. So housing is literally a huge strain on the budget while providing little in return. Some states have even made it illegal to build houses that are a business. But it used to be that’s why you BUILT in the first place. Think about that. Think about why so many people are broke. Don’t say “well Betty start yourself an internet business.” Saw a video that said only one quarter of one percent of people are making a living that way. People, no matter how modern, love to go out into the world for entertainment, food, shopping, and activities. Yet who owns most all the shops and places we spend our money, a SMALL, VERY SMALL, group of corporations- it’s a MONOPOLY. While the vast majority of people try to be themselves and make their dreams happen while all the while getting told they aren’t perfect enough, they aren’t talented enough, they aren’t this or that enough. But look at where we have makers, creators, and innovators. We have them at flea markets, craft fairs and yard sales. They can’t afford retail space for their businesses. And we’ve stopped building houses with the intention of these people having their dreams run from their front door. Meanwhile you have the people with the money building more bull sheet apartments, smaller and smaller daily. Communism. BTW. Take a look at how covid went in China. In their apartment buildings they got locked inside of. We have cheapened creativity and innovation to target and Wal mart. How many times at a craft fair would some beach old woman tell me my handmade cost too much compared to what that beach could buy it at WALMART. This is the problem in the world. Meanwhile in places like Germany. They spent over a billion dollars in covid to contribute to helping artists thrive and pay bills In America?! What are people doing to help artists. They’ll build another storage unit. So you can store your dreams away in boxes and tell you when you don’t achieve your dreams it’s a YOUR FAULT. That’s the American way. BUILT ENVIRONMENT MATTERS MORE THAN ANYTHING. Meanwhile men are building roads, not out of materials that last, materials that break every single year. So we get absolutely no where. Same men will be fatter the following year fixing the same pot holes. Or our construction workers do one of two other things. They build for the rich or the corporations. You want to know why everyone is a SLAVE. The built environment is exactly why. ❤😂❤ I did study architecture. And if you did, 99% chances are, you’re part of the problem not the solution. Guaranteed. Was told my second year of school by the director of the college, you’re the only one that really gets it. And you’ll be ignored, hated, sabotaged, and envied because no one cares like you do. Oh look. Almost twenty years later. And still most people want to ignore the truth even though their own future is what is at stake. It’s ridiculously absurd how ignorant people CHOOSE TO BE. Ignorance is a word that begins with the word IGNORE. Here’s your sign.

the Destin Harbor used to be the original pass out into the Gulf of Mexico

I talked to older man and he said when he was a kid growing up he actually jump his bike off the bridge and they were building it the abridge that we see today

I'm also Florida's toughest swimmer

I've been in the area my whole life and I love it here

Born in Destin 1983, and moved in seventh grade. Went through Opal.