While social media does have some negatives, it still has huge potential to connect like minded people with common hobbies or goals.

Generally those with less resources aren't expected to succeed, but there exists many high level athletes that do more with less. Like Julius Yego a javelin thrower who taught himself with just youtube videos and homemade equipment,

One of the consequences of the pandemic being that isolation from friends and other people can be detrimental to mental wellbeing.

This mentions the diversity of thrift markets where its not just traditional markets with the same stuff, but grouping of different people with their own unique products often made by them.

Alot of people could relate to wanting this and that could be achieved by having a more accepting community that's open to many different things.

I think this brings up a good idea where people can find other people with something in common and in this case it's Sarapes's delicious food.

You definitely can identify with multiple groups without having to commit to just one single identity. Something that I and a lot of people here can relate to.

I think that every person has a obligation to confront loneliness and find a place like Sarapes that cultivates social interactions.

I think it would be a good idea to mention comfort foods or comfort spots where you can relax for the photo essay. Something that many people all have in their unique experiences.

It's good to know that it's not just a restaurant, but a pivotal part of the Enfield Community providing jobs and food for young people plus being a gathering place for friends as well.