Actress Aimee Teegarden HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers April 2021

Missing my FNL fam…#tbt Bowling outing during the pilot of Friday Night Lights

Baby girl and the beach ❤️🐶🏖 #sandypaws

All my love…❤️❤️❤️

Finished sewing my #DIY Batgirl 😷….not perfect but pretty happy with how it came out✌️

Stop scrolling, put your ego aside and seriously check yourself… – Check your voter registration… If you’ve moved, married, didn’t VOTE in the last election or for a 1000 other reasons you might have been removed from the voter registration…now is a perfect time to #checkYourself -Know it… know what’s on the ballot in the city, state, area where you live because #knowledgeispower -Do it… Make your plan to VOTE by mail (if you can) or VOTE in person- where’s your polling place and can you VOTE early? Ask family, friends, neighbors, coworkers if they are registered and if they have a plan to VOTE…A great opening line for match’s on all the dating apps or childhood friends you haven’t spoken to in years. Go to Vote.gov and #checkyourself #checkyourregistration #FNL #voterpower #vote #voteyourpower

These last few months have brought up a lot of emotions. Joy and gratitude for health, food and shelter. Frustration and sadness at the unnecessary loss of life. Inspiration and courage from all of those on the frontline fighting to save as much life as possible. I’ve also spent a lot of time reflecting on my personal journey and how it has effected me as a storyteller. What it means to be human and the fragility of life. I know what it’s like to watch your loved one slowly die hooked up to ventilator and hoping for a miracle that never comes. When my mother died a few years ago there was no goodbye, no opportunity to ask questions, she just died suddenly with zero final arrangements made. I can’t help but see parallels between that death and the current reality we’re all living in, except right now we all can do something to give people a fighting chance against this virus and it comes down to super simple things – wearing a mask – washing hands – physical distancing. As repetitive as it may seem, it’s true “We’re all in this together. #motherlessmothersday Virtual quarantine portrait series shot by the talented and wonderful @jennyandersonphoto

These last few months have brought up a lot of emotions. Joy and gratitude for health, food and shelter. Frustration and sadness at the unnecessary loss of life. Inspiration and courage from all of those on the frontline fighting to save as much life as possible. I’ve also spent a lot of time reflecting on my personal journey and how it has effected me as a storyteller. What it means to be human and the fragility of life. I know what it’s like to watch your loved one slowly die hooked up to ventilator and hoping for a miracle that never comes. When my mother died a few years ago there was no goodbye, no opportunity to ask questions, she just died suddenly with zero final arrangements made. I can’t help but see parallels between that death and the current reality we’re all living in, except right now we all can do something to give people a fighting chance against this virus and it comes down to super simple things – wearing a mask – washing hands – physical distancing. As repetitive as it may seem, it’s true “We’re all in this together. #motherlessmothersday Virtual quarantine portrait series shot by the talented and wonderful @jennyandersonphoto

These last few months have brought up a lot of emotions. Joy and gratitude for health, food and shelter. Frustration and sadness at the unnecessary loss of life. Inspiration and courage from all of those on the frontline fighting to save as much life as possible. I’ve also spent a lot of time reflecting on my personal journey and how it has effected me as a storyteller. What it means to be human and the fragility of life. I know what it’s like to watch your loved one slowly die hooked up to ventilator and hoping for a miracle that never comes. When my mother died a few years ago there was no goodbye, no opportunity to ask questions, she just died suddenly with zero final arrangements made. I can’t help but see parallels between that death and the current reality we’re all living in, except right now we all can do something to give people a fighting chance against this virus and it comes down to super simple things – wearing a mask – washing hands – physical distancing. As repetitive as it may seem, it’s true “We’re all in this together. #motherlessmothersday Virtual quarantine portrait series shot by the talented and wonderful @jennyandersonphoto

Pandemic Birthday 2020….thank you to everyone for all the 💕 and incase you haven’t heard…. October is the new November so GO #Vote & for bonus points you can even track your ballot online 🙌🗳👩‍💻

Your Millennial friend trying unsuccessfully to change out her mustache filter 😂 #movember

Happening right now over on the @hallmarkchannel #anewyearsresolution ❤️❤️❤️

I know I’m just another white girl and I don’t have the right words to properly express this, but know that I hear you, I see you, I fight alongside you and I mourn with you. We need systemic change and police reform now. #blacklivesmatter And for anyone who isn’t registered to vote, please please please do it now!

🦣👑Queen Of The Mountain ❄️🏂 (this time last year🤯) #tb

The littlest Easter bunny 🐰❤️ #easterbunny

When in #GraceLand 🎶📸🦚 Thanks @johnstamos for the tour ✌️

1. Register to V.O.T.E – Vote.gov✔️ 2.Decide how and where you’re going to V.O.T.E ✔️ 3. Cast your V.O.T.E.✔️ 4.Text, Call, DM, Bust out your stationary and write letters to make sure everyone you know is registered and has a plan to V.O.T.E…✔️✔️✔️✔️ #VOTE Vote.gov

Happy 91st birthday to this beautiful lady!🎂🎁🎉 You are pure love and goodness in this world and I feel so lucky to have you in my life and can’t wait to hug you and celebrate you’re big day once we all make it through this pandemic and you’re favorite @seescandies is open again🍫

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1 in 5 women in the United States will die from heart disease. My mother was 1 of them along with being part of the 64% of women who die suddenly of coronary heart disease with no previous symptoms. The grief you will go though in the wake of someone’s death is devastating and even more frustrating when it could have been prevented. I diy’ed this jacket to help raise awareness for #heartmonth and highlight how symptoms of heart disease in women can present very different from men and be easily dismissed. It’s available @greatscott_losangeles and 100% of the profits will be going to @womensheartalliance ❤️