“I’ve had a couple of people say, ‘You must be a woman.

You’re so beautiful.

You must be so special,'” she said.

“I was so happy to hear that.

It really means a lot.”

She said she was in a “perfect storm” of emotions when she got to the lake.

“My whole life, my whole life’s been a struggle with my body, my mind, my emotions.

I was always looking for a cure for everything.

So I was kind of like the ‘I can’t believe you’re in pain, you must be feeling really sad,'” she explained.

“The only thing I had in my life that I could control was my body.

“It was just beautiful and I was so grateful for it. “

I had been in love with the area and just felt so lucky to be in a place where I was,” she said, adding that she hopes to stay in Tahoe for life. “

It was just beautiful and I was so grateful for it.

I had been in love with the area and just felt so lucky to be in a place where I was,” she said, adding that she hopes to stay in Tahoe for life.

“And I just really want to stay.”

Lake Worth, in the Mojave Desert, is a popular destination for boaters and beachgoers who frequent the area for its unique sand dunes and sandy beaches.

Some locals also believe the lake is a hidden treasure.

According to local legend, Lake Worth is a secret burial ground where the remains of drowned sailors were buried.

Some believe the site is home to a lake full of treasure.