happy belated birthday bitter rivals!!! our baby turned 10 last week. i had so much fun going through these photos. what was your favorite bitter rivals moment? would love to hear from you below👇 💖💛💖💛 photo 1-3 behind the scenes filming the video for bitter rivals with the inimitable @reedmorano
happy belated birthday bitter rivals!!! our baby turned 10 last week. i had so much fun going through these photos. what was your favorite bitter rivals moment? would love to hear from you below👇 💖💛💖💛 photo 1-3 behind the scenes filming the video for bitter rivals with the inimitable @reedmorano
happy belated birthday bitter rivals!!! our baby turned 10 last week. i had so much fun going through these photos. what was your favorite bitter rivals moment? would love to hear from you below👇 💖💛💖💛 photo 1-3 behind the scenes filming the video for bitter rivals with the inimitable @reedmorano
happy belated birthday bitter rivals!!! our baby turned 10 last week. i had so much fun going through these photos. what was your favorite bitter rivals moment? would love to hear from you below👇 💖💛💖💛 photo 1-3 behind the scenes filming the video for bitter rivals with the inimitable @reedmorano
happy belated birthday bitter rivals!!! our baby turned 10 last week. i had so much fun going through these photos. what was your favorite bitter rivals moment? would love to hear from you below👇 💖💛💖💛 photo 1-3 behind the scenes filming the video for bitter rivals with the inimitable @reedmorano
happy belated birthday bitter rivals!!! our baby turned 10 last week. i had so much fun going through these photos. what was your favorite bitter rivals moment? would love to hear from you below👇 💖💛💖💛 photo 1-3 behind the scenes filming the video for bitter rivals with the inimitable @reedmorano
today is my birthday aka bird day 🪶 and now some musings on this past year. i’ve realized that never before have 365 days of life challenged my body in the ways this year did. and what i’ve realized is that my body (and all bodies) are amazing and resilient and imperfect and beautiful and i’m just in awe of them. ✨i started my 37th year at my peak physical strength. fresh off tour and stronger than ever i accomplished my most significant goals as a rock climber and a climbing guide. i was pushing hard and it was feeling really good. ✨then in january i began my pregnancy journey. my body started to change, my pace slowed slightly but i still felt very much like myself. ✨during the 2nd week of my second trimester i fractured my shoulder and was thrown completely off track. everything haulted and i was broken. but after injury comes recovery, quite possibly the most challenging but beautiful process i’ve ever experienced. after a few months of busting my ass with PT my mobility returned but my belly had grown and suddenly there was no forgetting that my body was very much hosting a tiny human. ✨despite the challenges of my third trimester i was able to rediscover my body and revel in the joy of once again feeling my strength and my power. i climbed, i hiked, i swam, i guided, I taught. i recorded vocals for an entire album. i was me again. ✨here i am 39 weeks pregnant and 50lbs heavier than i was 9 months ago. my body feels WILD but i’m thriving in my weird pregnant way and actually finally feeling fully ready to labor and give birth. if my body can make a human, it can birth one. ✨today was the sweetest way to step into my 38th year. thank you to my partner for supporting me in still climbing this far along. it still feels right for my body and at this point i’m just trying to trust my instincts and really listen to what my body needs to get through this final stretch of pregnancy. ✨thank you to the stranger who left flowers in the parking lot. thank you to my beautiful mama for birthing me. thank you to my friends and family for nourishing me. thank you to the birds for singing. thank you to the moon for shining.
today is my birthday aka bird day 🪶 and now some musings on this past year. i’ve realized that never before have 365 days of life challenged my body in the ways this year did. and what i’ve realized is that my body (and all bodies) are amazing and resilient and imperfect and beautiful and i’m just in awe of them. ✨i started my 37th year at my peak physical strength. fresh off tour and stronger than ever i accomplished my most significant goals as a rock climber and a climbing guide. i was pushing hard and it was feeling really good. ✨then in january i began my pregnancy journey. my body started to change, my pace slowed slightly but i still felt very much like myself. ✨during the 2nd week of my second trimester i fractured my shoulder and was thrown completely off track. everything haulted and i was broken. but after injury comes recovery, quite possibly the most challenging but beautiful process i’ve ever experienced. after a few months of busting my ass with PT my mobility returned but my belly had grown and suddenly there was no forgetting that my body was very much hosting a tiny human. ✨despite the challenges of my third trimester i was able to rediscover my body and revel in the joy of once again feeling my strength and my power. i climbed, i hiked, i swam, i guided, I taught. i recorded vocals for an entire album. i was me again. ✨here i am 39 weeks pregnant and 50lbs heavier than i was 9 months ago. my body feels WILD but i’m thriving in my weird pregnant way and actually finally feeling fully ready to labor and give birth. if my body can make a human, it can birth one. ✨today was the sweetest way to step into my 38th year. thank you to my partner for supporting me in still climbing this far along. it still feels right for my body and at this point i’m just trying to trust my instincts and really listen to what my body needs to get through this final stretch of pregnancy. ✨thank you to the stranger who left flowers in the parking lot. thank you to my beautiful mama for birthing me. thank you to my friends and family for nourishing me. thank you to the birds for singing. thank you to the moon for shining.
today is my birthday aka bird day 🪶 and now some musings on this past year. i’ve realized that never before have 365 days of life challenged my body in the ways this year did. and what i’ve realized is that my body (and all bodies) are amazing and resilient and imperfect and beautiful and i’m just in awe of them. ✨i started my 37th year at my peak physical strength. fresh off tour and stronger than ever i accomplished my most significant goals as a rock climber and a climbing guide. i was pushing hard and it was feeling really good. ✨then in january i began my pregnancy journey. my body started to change, my pace slowed slightly but i still felt very much like myself. ✨during the 2nd week of my second trimester i fractured my shoulder and was thrown completely off track. everything haulted and i was broken. but after injury comes recovery, quite possibly the most challenging but beautiful process i’ve ever experienced. after a few months of busting my ass with PT my mobility returned but my belly had grown and suddenly there was no forgetting that my body was very much hosting a tiny human. ✨despite the challenges of my third trimester i was able to rediscover my body and revel in the joy of once again feeling my strength and my power. i climbed, i hiked, i swam, i guided, I taught. i recorded vocals for an entire album. i was me again. ✨here i am 39 weeks pregnant and 50lbs heavier than i was 9 months ago. my body feels WILD but i’m thriving in my weird pregnant way and actually finally feeling fully ready to labor and give birth. if my body can make a human, it can birth one. ✨today was the sweetest way to step into my 38th year. thank you to my partner for supporting me in still climbing this far along. it still feels right for my body and at this point i’m just trying to trust my instincts and really listen to what my body needs to get through this final stretch of pregnancy. ✨thank you to the stranger who left flowers in the parking lot. thank you to my beautiful mama for birthing me. thank you to my friends and family for nourishing me. thank you to the birds for singing. thank you to the moon for shining.
today is my birthday aka bird day 🪶 and now some musings on this past year. i’ve realized that never before have 365 days of life challenged my body in the ways this year did. and what i’ve realized is that my body (and all bodies) are amazing and resilient and imperfect and beautiful and i’m just in awe of them. ✨i started my 37th year at my peak physical strength. fresh off tour and stronger than ever i accomplished my most significant goals as a rock climber and a climbing guide. i was pushing hard and it was feeling really good. ✨then in january i began my pregnancy journey. my body started to change, my pace slowed slightly but i still felt very much like myself. ✨during the 2nd week of my second trimester i fractured my shoulder and was thrown completely off track. everything haulted and i was broken. but after injury comes recovery, quite possibly the most challenging but beautiful process i’ve ever experienced. after a few months of busting my ass with PT my mobility returned but my belly had grown and suddenly there was no forgetting that my body was very much hosting a tiny human. ✨despite the challenges of my third trimester i was able to rediscover my body and revel in the joy of once again feeling my strength and my power. i climbed, i hiked, i swam, i guided, I taught. i recorded vocals for an entire album. i was me again. ✨here i am 39 weeks pregnant and 50lbs heavier than i was 9 months ago. my body feels WILD but i’m thriving in my weird pregnant way and actually finally feeling fully ready to labor and give birth. if my body can make a human, it can birth one. ✨today was the sweetest way to step into my 38th year. thank you to my partner for supporting me in still climbing this far along. it still feels right for my body and at this point i’m just trying to trust my instincts and really listen to what my body needs to get through this final stretch of pregnancy. ✨thank you to the stranger who left flowers in the parking lot. thank you to my beautiful mama for birthing me. thank you to my friends and family for nourishing me. thank you to the birds for singing. thank you to the moon for shining.
today is my birthday aka bird day 🪶 and now some musings on this past year. i’ve realized that never before have 365 days of life challenged my body in the ways this year did. and what i’ve realized is that my body (and all bodies) are amazing and resilient and imperfect and beautiful and i’m just in awe of them. ✨i started my 37th year at my peak physical strength. fresh off tour and stronger than ever i accomplished my most significant goals as a rock climber and a climbing guide. i was pushing hard and it was feeling really good. ✨then in january i began my pregnancy journey. my body started to change, my pace slowed slightly but i still felt very much like myself. ✨during the 2nd week of my second trimester i fractured my shoulder and was thrown completely off track. everything haulted and i was broken. but after injury comes recovery, quite possibly the most challenging but beautiful process i’ve ever experienced. after a few months of busting my ass with PT my mobility returned but my belly had grown and suddenly there was no forgetting that my body was very much hosting a tiny human. ✨despite the challenges of my third trimester i was able to rediscover my body and revel in the joy of once again feeling my strength and my power. i climbed, i hiked, i swam, i guided, I taught. i recorded vocals for an entire album. i was me again. ✨here i am 39 weeks pregnant and 50lbs heavier than i was 9 months ago. my body feels WILD but i’m thriving in my weird pregnant way and actually finally feeling fully ready to labor and give birth. if my body can make a human, it can birth one. ✨today was the sweetest way to step into my 38th year. thank you to my partner for supporting me in still climbing this far along. it still feels right for my body and at this point i’m just trying to trust my instincts and really listen to what my body needs to get through this final stretch of pregnancy. ✨thank you to the stranger who left flowers in the parking lot. thank you to my beautiful mama for birthing me. thank you to my friends and family for nourishing me. thank you to the birds for singing. thank you to the moon for shining.
today is my birthday aka bird day 🪶 and now some musings on this past year. i’ve realized that never before have 365 days of life challenged my body in the ways this year did. and what i’ve realized is that my body (and all bodies) are amazing and resilient and imperfect and beautiful and i’m just in awe of them. ✨i started my 37th year at my peak physical strength. fresh off tour and stronger than ever i accomplished my most significant goals as a rock climber and a climbing guide. i was pushing hard and it was feeling really good. ✨then in january i began my pregnancy journey. my body started to change, my pace slowed slightly but i still felt very much like myself. ✨during the 2nd week of my second trimester i fractured my shoulder and was thrown completely off track. everything haulted and i was broken. but after injury comes recovery, quite possibly the most challenging but beautiful process i’ve ever experienced. after a few months of busting my ass with PT my mobility returned but my belly had grown and suddenly there was no forgetting that my body was very much hosting a tiny human. ✨despite the challenges of my third trimester i was able to rediscover my body and revel in the joy of once again feeling my strength and my power. i climbed, i hiked, i swam, i guided, I taught. i recorded vocals for an entire album. i was me again. ✨here i am 39 weeks pregnant and 50lbs heavier than i was 9 months ago. my body feels WILD but i’m thriving in my weird pregnant way and actually finally feeling fully ready to labor and give birth. if my body can make a human, it can birth one. ✨today was the sweetest way to step into my 38th year. thank you to my partner for supporting me in still climbing this far along. it still feels right for my body and at this point i’m just trying to trust my instincts and really listen to what my body needs to get through this final stretch of pregnancy. ✨thank you to the stranger who left flowers in the parking lot. thank you to my beautiful mama for birthing me. thank you to my friends and family for nourishing me. thank you to the birds for singing. thank you to the moon for shining.
today is my birthday aka bird day 🪶 and now some musings on this past year. i’ve realized that never before have 365 days of life challenged my body in the ways this year did. and what i’ve realized is that my body (and all bodies) are amazing and resilient and imperfect and beautiful and i’m just in awe of them. ✨i started my 37th year at my peak physical strength. fresh off tour and stronger than ever i accomplished my most significant goals as a rock climber and a climbing guide. i was pushing hard and it was feeling really good. ✨then in january i began my pregnancy journey. my body started to change, my pace slowed slightly but i still felt very much like myself. ✨during the 2nd week of my second trimester i fractured my shoulder and was thrown completely off track. everything haulted and i was broken. but after injury comes recovery, quite possibly the most challenging but beautiful process i’ve ever experienced. after a few months of busting my ass with PT my mobility returned but my belly had grown and suddenly there was no forgetting that my body was very much hosting a tiny human. ✨despite the challenges of my third trimester i was able to rediscover my body and revel in the joy of once again feeling my strength and my power. i climbed, i hiked, i swam, i guided, I taught. i recorded vocals for an entire album. i was me again. ✨here i am 39 weeks pregnant and 50lbs heavier than i was 9 months ago. my body feels WILD but i’m thriving in my weird pregnant way and actually finally feeling fully ready to labor and give birth. if my body can make a human, it can birth one. ✨today was the sweetest way to step into my 38th year. thank you to my partner for supporting me in still climbing this far along. it still feels right for my body and at this point i’m just trying to trust my instincts and really listen to what my body needs to get through this final stretch of pregnancy. ✨thank you to the stranger who left flowers in the parking lot. thank you to my beautiful mama for birthing me. thank you to my friends and family for nourishing me. thank you to the birds for singing. thank you to the moon for shining.
This account is now a postpartum vlog of all the crazy shit that’s happening to my body. Sorry not sorry 🙃 I post exclusively in the middle of the night when Wilder is sleeping between breastfeeding and diaper changes and I am either eating cereal after waking up from a hot flash or pumping because my breasts are so engorged they start to leak. This episode: PITTIES!!!! That’s right folks I now have tiny titties in my armpits. Rare but totally normal when milk ducts in your armpits become enlarged. Currently not painful but going to be vigilant about managing my engorgement cause that is my life now. Anyone else have? Share your pitties stories below 👇 ENJOY!! #pitties #notthedog #postpartum #postpartumbody #breastfeeding #breastfeedingjourney
