内容摘要：has spread gracefully across the white sands of Montego Bay for more than 70 years. 400 seaside acres hide a championship golf course, multiple award-winning restaurants, an equestrian center, and an expansive spa and wellness space. But Half Moon is much more than its amenities; its most defining feature is how it effortlessly wears its decades of elegance while seamlessly integrating modern luxuries in a way that has kept it at the cutting edge. Choose from accommodations within the historic Founder's Cove or more modern rooms, suites, and residences at

has spread gracefully across the white sands of Montego Bay for more than 70 years. 400 seaside acres hide a championship golf course, multiple award-winning restaurants, an equestrian center, and an expansive spa and wellness space. But Half Moon is much more than its amenities; its most defining feature is how it effortlessly wears its decades of elegance while seamlessly integrating modern luxuries in a way that has kept it at the cutting edge. Choose from accommodations within the historic Founder's Cove or more modern rooms, suites, and residences at

Travel didn’t just change how we saw the world—it changed how we moved through it., we woke to the sound of birds, the air thick with jasmine—a simplicity that felt more profound than anything we had ever known back home. We learned to ride scooters (barely), take off our shoes before entering temples, and how to spot the best

in a sea of food stalls. With just two suitcases each, we felt lighter—physically and emotionally—than we had in years.In Spain, we traveled slowly through neighborhoods instead of tourist attractions. We bought fruit at the market, ate dinner at 10 p.m., and got lost in the Gothic Quarter more times than we could count. We weren’t on vacation—we were just living differently. Life felt slower. Sharper.In France, we wandered through charming neighborhoods, enjoying quiet moments in tiny cafes, savoring the simple joy of a fresh, buttery croissant. In

, we strolled along the Seine, taking in the beauty of the city’s art, architecture, and culture while averaging mor ethan 20,000 steps a day. It was there that we truly understood the beauty of unhurried living—the way the French do it so effortlessly.Not every moment went as planned. Take the time we misread the visa requirements for Vietnam and had to make a last-minute detour to Cambodia. We landed with no hotel, no itinerary, and absolutely no clue—yet somehow, we ended up at a charming boutique inn where the staff treated us like old friends. We visited Angkor Wat three days in a row, awestruck by its beauty. It turned into one of those happy surprises that made the journey all the more unforgettable.

Turns out, the best memories aren’t the ones we plan. They’re the ones that catch us by surprise and remind us how adaptable—and deeply human—we all are.

People often ask us what the hardest part is. It’s not the long flights, the unfamiliar languages, or even the money. It’s missing our people.In the last slide, Seyfried is seen crocheting, which received many more comments than her temporary bangs because of how she sat.

“You have some crazy flexibility Amanda..” one commenter wrote.“I think you accidentally crocheted your legs too 😂” wrote another Instagram user.

In March, Seyfried told PEOPLE that she landed her dream part when she was cast as Mickey in“I've always wanted to play a cop,” Seyfried said at the time. “It's like a childhood dream to play somebody that I just was always in awe of, even though it's funny [because] I'm not good with authority.”