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Monday 12pm - 7pm Tuesday 12pm - 7pm Wednesday 12pm - 7pm Thursday 12pm - 7pm Friday 12pm - 7pm Saturday 12pm - 7pm

Diane Lane Massage & Bodywork

Diane Lane became a Licensed Massage Therapist in 2001 after attending DoveStar Holistic Technologies Institute in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina. Ms.

I help couples who desire to love, connect, and grow through touch because healing happens when you're horizontal.

#couplesmassageretreats #couplesmassageclasses #couplesretreats #romance Trained in the modality of Kriya Massage by creator Kamala Renner. Kriya Massage is an energy based, intuitively guided “dance” of massage. To the massage recipient, this will seem much like a Swedish massage, o

When was your last great massage? I have news....

06/16/2026

I have the perfect girl for you!

An established licensed massage therapist who is as
passionate and dedicated to her work as I was, is now
available to you. I am beyond thrilled to have found her!

The 20+ clients who have seen Sara have sent me rave reviews,
they've re-booked ~ some even weekly, and have
provided generous gratuities.
This speaks volumes to me and I hope it assures you.
I keep asking her where she's been for the last 22 years?!

Sara's areas of expertise ~ other than a great therapeutic massage ~ include myfascia release and lymphatic drainage.

Available Monday thru Saturday, Noon to 7 PM.
Located just south of Trader Joe's

Contact me directly at 941-374-1281 or [email protected].

Please do NOT book through Square.
I am currently in India and this complicates your appt. time.
When you text or email, please include your ideal day and time, as well as your desired duration of 60, 90, or 120 minutes.

Reply soon and have your body be so very happy.
We both know....it's been too long!

As they say in India,

Om Lokāh Samastāh Sukhino Bhavantū
May all the beings in the world be happy!

Diane Lane, LMT

When was your last great massage? I have news....

Everyone should know his name 🇬🇹

The Strokes just put a name on a 100-foot screen at Coachella that most Americans have never seen before: Jacobo Arbenz. Here’s his story…

In 1950, Guatemala was an extremely unequal society where 4% of landowners controlled 72% of the land. Much of that land belonged to the United Fruit Company, now known as Chiquita.

Here is the part that usually gets left out of the history books:

📦 While 96 percent of Guatemalan farmers were crushed into tiny plots , the largest estates were only using 6 percent of their land for production. They were hoarding the rest for prestige or speculation.

🚜 Arbenz did not want to seize productive farms… he passed a law to take that unused land and give it to 87,000 landless families so they could actually feed themselves.

🛑 The Coup: United Fruit saw this as a threat to their monopoly and lobbied Washington. In 1954, the CIA launched Operation PBSUCCESS, orchestrated a coup, and humiliated Arbenz by forcing him to strip for cameras before sending him into exile.

The result was 40 years of civil war and a legacy of poverty that still forces families to migrate north in 2026.

History isn’t just in the past… it is the reason the present looks the way it does.

📢 SHARE this video. Every share helps make sure Jacobo Arbenz isn’t forgotten and that the truth about 1954 is finally told.

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#guatemala #coachella #news #politics #immigration

05/09/2026

Things to learn….Guatemala

For those who complain about immigration: we now know very clearly, if the US would stop overturning foreign governments, people would not be dying - literally - to seek asylum in America.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DXc5iwhDlO7/?igsh=NjM3dWsxcWxpZGU=

Everyone should know his name 🇬🇹 The Strokes just put a name on a 100-foot screen at Coachella that most Americans have never seen before: Jacobo Arbenz. Here’s his story… In 1950, Guatemala was an extremely unequal society where 4% of landowners controlled 72% of the land. Much of that land belonged to the United Fruit Company, now known as Chiquita. Here is the part that usually gets left out of the history books: 📦 While 96 percent of Guatemalan farmers were crushed into tiny plots , the largest estates were only using 6 percent of their land for production. They were hoarding the rest for prestige or speculation. 🚜 Arbenz did not want to seize productive farms… he passed a law to take that unused land and give it to 87,000 landless families so they could actually feed themselves. 🛑 The Coup: United Fruit saw this as a threat to their monopoly and lobbied Washington. In 1954, the CIA launched Operation PBSUCCESS, orchestrated a coup, and humiliated Arbenz by forcing him to strip for cameras before sending him into exile. The result was 40 years of civil war and a legacy of poverty that still forces families to migrate north in 2026. History isn’t just in the past… it is the reason the present looks the way it does. 📢 SHARE this video. Every share helps make sure Jacobo Arbenz isn’t forgotten and that the truth about 1954 is finally told. . . . #guatemala #coachella #news #politics #immigration