内容摘要："Micah and I have had great communication," Schottenheimer said. "Everything I've asked him to do – and vice versa – he's followed through on. So, I would expect to see him."

"Micah and I have had great communication," Schottenheimer said. "Everything I've asked him to do – and vice versa – he's followed through on. So, I would expect to see him."

is vibing with everyone, taking wild risks and treating every challenge like a personal thrill ride. They’re not always the most strategic, but they are the most fun (and somehow still make it far in the competition).has one mission, and that’s to win. Survivor is equivalent to a leadership boot camp for this Earth sign, and they’ll stop at nothing to play a tight, efficient game. No wasted energy, no emotional rollercoasters; they’re here for results. They might get labeled “bossy” at first, but they’ll be in control of every vote.

The wildcard contestant will devise a new strategy that no one saw coming.doesn’t just think outside the box, they’ll toss the box in the ocean. Expect weird alliances, big-picture moves and a surprising level of camaraderie that inspires the whole tribe.Soft-spoken yet eerily intuitive, one should never underestimate this Water sign, not to mention what they’re capable of.

may start off as the deeply compassionate teammate, who turns out to be the tribe’s emotional support system, but they’ll eventually end up being a jury favorite. Still, don’t cross this wishy-washy sign. If you cross them, they’ll pull off a poetic blindside you’ll never forget.Read the original article on

The most popular baby names list doesn’t change too drastically from year to year, but there are interesting trends over longer periods of time.

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, being surrounded by art is what truly transforms a house into a home. So when the 26-year-old model and influencer moved into an apartment with her husband on New York City’s Upper East Side, she knew she wanted the space to reflect something deeply personal and beautiful.After brainstorming with her mother,

, an artist based in Bucks County, Pa., the pair landed on a special idea: Rolli would paint a custom mural in the apartment. It felt like a natural decision for the mother-daughter duo. Growing up, Tomé had always admired her mom’s hand-painted murals — her own childhood room was adorned with dreamy vignettes of Paris, while her brother’s featured a whimsical circus scene, complete with a painted tent.“We have similar tastes in interior design and art,” Tomé tells PEOPLE exclusively. “You could say my mom is my biggest influence when it comes to style and taste.”