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14.5K Likes – Savannah Welch Instagram
Caption : S3 FINALE PHOTO DUMP! 💜😜 #dctitans #hbomax #babsnationLikes : 14500
14.5K Likes – Savannah Welch Instagram
Caption : S3 FINALE PHOTO DUMP! 💜😜 #dctitans #hbomax #babsnationLikes : 14500
14.5K Likes – Savannah Welch Instagram
Caption : S3 FINALE PHOTO DUMP! 💜😜 #dctitans #hbomax #babsnationLikes : 14500
14.5K Likes – Savannah Welch Instagram
Caption : S3 FINALE PHOTO DUMP! 💜😜 #dctitans #hbomax #babsnationLikes : 14500
14.5K Likes – Savannah Welch Instagram
Caption : S3 FINALE PHOTO DUMP! 💜😜 #dctitans #hbomax #babsnationLikes : 14500
14.5K Likes – Savannah Welch Instagram
Caption : S3 FINALE PHOTO DUMP! 💜😜 #dctitans #hbomax #babsnationLikes : 14500
14.5K Likes – Savannah Welch Instagram
Caption : S3 FINALE PHOTO DUMP! 💜😜 #dctitans #hbomax #babsnationLikes : 14500
14.5K Likes – Savannah Welch Instagram
Caption : S3 FINALE PHOTO DUMP! 💜😜 #dctitans #hbomax #babsnationLikes : 14500
14.5K Likes – Savannah Welch Instagram
Caption : S3 FINALE PHOTO DUMP! 💜😜 #dctitans #hbomax #babsnationLikes : 14500
14.5K Likes – Savannah Welch Instagram
Caption : S3 FINALE PHOTO DUMP! 💜😜 #dctitans #hbomax #babsnationLikes : 14500
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Caption : For the better part of the past year, my prosthetic leg has been so painful that I couldn’t wear it and simultaneously hold conversation like a normal person. For those that know the jargon, my residual limb slowly stopped fitting into the socket. It was just too damn tight and stuffing myself into it was cutting off my circulation. Between playing a character who is in a wheelchair living in frozen Ontario where we were under constant stay-at-home orders…I can chuckle and say, if there was ever a year to be a leg short…! So a year on crutches it was. When I’m home I scoot around on a fancy walker called a rollator and as grateful as I am for any and all assistive devices that help me and my fellow other-abled loves, I’m tired and desperate to be able to carry things while I walk. Enter the the good folks at @bulowops…! I owe them a huge thank you for helping me get back on my feet again this past week. It’s a process and I’m a skeptic, but baby steps are still steps! Scroll for some goofball content of said process (in reverse chronology) and if it speaks to you, take a moment to give thanks for all the parts of your body (robot or otherwise) that we so often take for granted. ⚡️🦿⚡️ #legshmeg #mamatried #amputeelifeLikes : 12693
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Caption : For the better part of the past year, my prosthetic leg has been so painful that I couldn’t wear it and simultaneously hold conversation like a normal person. For those that know the jargon, my residual limb slowly stopped fitting into the socket. It was just too damn tight and stuffing myself into it was cutting off my circulation. Between playing a character who is in a wheelchair living in frozen Ontario where we were under constant stay-at-home orders…I can chuckle and say, if there was ever a year to be a leg short…! So a year on crutches it was. When I’m home I scoot around on a fancy walker called a rollator and as grateful as I am for any and all assistive devices that help me and my fellow other-abled loves, I’m tired and desperate to be able to carry things while I walk. Enter the the good folks at @bulowops…! I owe them a huge thank you for helping me get back on my feet again this past week. It’s a process and I’m a skeptic, but baby steps are still steps! Scroll for some goofball content of said process (in reverse chronology) and if it speaks to you, take a moment to give thanks for all the parts of your body (robot or otherwise) that we so often take for granted. ⚡️🦿⚡️ #legshmeg #mamatried #amputeelifeLikes : 12693
12.7K Likes – Savannah Welch Instagram
Caption : For the better part of the past year, my prosthetic leg has been so painful that I couldn’t wear it and simultaneously hold conversation like a normal person. For those that know the jargon, my residual limb slowly stopped fitting into the socket. It was just too damn tight and stuffing myself into it was cutting off my circulation. Between playing a character who is in a wheelchair living in frozen Ontario where we were under constant stay-at-home orders…I can chuckle and say, if there was ever a year to be a leg short…! So a year on crutches it was. When I’m home I scoot around on a fancy walker called a rollator and as grateful as I am for any and all assistive devices that help me and my fellow other-abled loves, I’m tired and desperate to be able to carry things while I walk. Enter the the good folks at @bulowops…! I owe them a huge thank you for helping me get back on my feet again this past week. It’s a process and I’m a skeptic, but baby steps are still steps! Scroll for some goofball content of said process (in reverse chronology) and if it speaks to you, take a moment to give thanks for all the parts of your body (robot or otherwise) that we so often take for granted. ⚡️🦿⚡️ #legshmeg #mamatried #amputeelifeLikes : 12693
12.7K Likes – Savannah Welch Instagram
Caption : For the better part of the past year, my prosthetic leg has been so painful that I couldn’t wear it and simultaneously hold conversation like a normal person. For those that know the jargon, my residual limb slowly stopped fitting into the socket. It was just too damn tight and stuffing myself into it was cutting off my circulation. Between playing a character who is in a wheelchair living in frozen Ontario where we were under constant stay-at-home orders…I can chuckle and say, if there was ever a year to be a leg short…! So a year on crutches it was. When I’m home I scoot around on a fancy walker called a rollator and as grateful as I am for any and all assistive devices that help me and my fellow other-abled loves, I’m tired and desperate to be able to carry things while I walk. Enter the the good folks at @bulowops…! I owe them a huge thank you for helping me get back on my feet again this past week. It’s a process and I’m a skeptic, but baby steps are still steps! Scroll for some goofball content of said process (in reverse chronology) and if it speaks to you, take a moment to give thanks for all the parts of your body (robot or otherwise) that we so often take for granted. ⚡️🦿⚡️ #legshmeg #mamatried #amputeelifeLikes : 12693
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Caption : In honor of yesterday’s drop, here’s a cute capture from the first day I got to work with these two stellar humans! One thing I love about our show is the presence of strong female characters and the empowering support amongst the women on the cast. It’s the only way it should ever be. Big love to these two for their performances on Ep 1-3 this week!! 💜Likes : 8316
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Caption : Thank you, @variety! Excited to join the DC Family on @dctitans Season 3 and beyond honored to portray the iconic character of #barbaragordon! 💥Likes : 8304
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Caption : TRIPLE THREAT. 🥷 Huge shoutout to these two!! Stunt double @tressa._.young and stand in/body double, Hannah. Guess which one is me. 😋🤓😉Likes : 8250
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Caption : Gotham, ya’ll. Where you don’t go for that sunshiney youthful glow…even with my fun COVID-inspired cone shield reflector thing. Anyway. What did everyone think about Episode 4?! #dctitans #hbomax #gothampd #babsnationLikes : 8147
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Caption : We just hit the 30k mark 🎉 so in honor of that I wanted to introduce myself and say thank you to those who’ve only recently joined this cyber-circle-of-friends! I know many of you are fans of @dctitans and I’m right there with you 💥 It’s been such a blast to tap into all the #babsnation love out there and I’ve truly felt so embraced by you all. So thank you! 🙏🏽Who am I when I’m not playing Barbara Gordon…? The most honorable role I’ll ever play is that of a Mother. 🙌🏽 My son, Charlie Cotton, is nine years old and he’s way cooler, sweeter, more radiant & rad than I’ll ever be. I’m a single mama and he’s a single kiddo and we make a goofy little team. 🌎 So that’s the first thing to know about me. I’m also an amputee and still somewhat new to it. This month, I rounded the 5th year anniversary of losing my right leg (AKA 🦿) due to a freak accident at a Farmer’s Market in 2016. #legshmeg is my motto and “Gratitude is my painkiller” is my mantra, every live long day. ✨ I’m an actress, a writer on a good day, and a musician sometimes too. I play very basic rhythm guitar, pretend to play piano & mandolin, and identify as an unrequited drummer (truly, I was learning to play on a kit when I lost my kick drum foot 🤨). When I feel most of service is when I get to support women and their families as a Birth Doula. 💞🤲🏽 I’ve been sober for 14 years (got clean & not-so-serene at 23 😵💫) and strive to be an advocate for Mental Health and Addiction Recovery, Disability Awareness, Attachment Parenting, Non-Violence and Equality. 💪🏽 I live in Austin, TX, drive a 1972 Ford Ranger long bed pick up truck named Buttercup ⚡️, have a giant white Goldendoodle named Moon Cereal 🤍 , and a competitive streak that only comes out while beating you in Backgammon. Not a joke. ♥️ Now, please, tell me a little about you! Fun facts welcomed. 📷 by one of my most treasured friends, @toddvwolfsonphotoLikes : 7947
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Caption : So about those fight scenes…💥 My bit was truly just a bit. None of it would’ve been possible without the creative genius and physical power house that makes up our stunt team. They navigated this trail blazer with true sensitivity, patience & never once made me feel less-than. Their work on this show is self-evident of how pro they are, but what you guys don’t see is how much joy they get out of doing their job & the way they’re all constantly encouraging and supporting one another. It was a blast to be embraced into that energy for a minute. THANK YOU, guys!! Also, THANK YOU to the props masters for letting me use #batgirl’s escrima sticks (!!!) & geeking out with me…also their willingness to try constructing a rolling/walking contraption 😝 for the flashbacks (we solved that head scratcher with Hannah, the stand in/body double extraordinaire)…and THANK YOU to the wardrobe team for all of their stylie attention to detail, dreaming up the ultimate homage to Babs canon 💥 , a giant warm hug for keeping us toasty between takes. 🥶 Obviously I could list every single crew member because it was a true collaboration all the way around, but ultimately none of it would’ve been put into motion if it hadn’t originated in the minds of our writers. So THANK YOU to Joshua Levy, Prathi Srinivasan and Greg Walker for your vision, believing we could pull off something this bold and for the opportunity to push my edges and leap (ok, limp) outside of my comfort zone. THAANK YOU to our Director, Nick Gomez, for his guidance and leading the charge. And lastly, THANK YOU to @ksuemurray for your sisterhood & being so Badass. Deeply grateful to @dctitans for this vid edit! 🙏🏽 Our stunt team was headed up by our Stunt coordinators, @stovallactiondesign and @brianho720. Helping @brendonhuor fight coordinate and design the scenes was @emmanuelmanzanares. The doubles for the fight were @tressa._.young for me, and @ninjaorf for @ksuemurray. Our stunt riggers were @martinstantoine and @stuntmansteph. Special thanks also goes out to our fight team @_mustafabulut, @dylanrampulla, @thomas_lorber, and Penande Estime for helping to train us when we came in to practice. 💜Likes : 7690
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Caption : Feelin a healthy bit of nostalgia today! Here’s a photo of the first script I received. 🙌🏽 Ep. 301. Barbara Gordon. Written by Richard Hatem and Geoff Johns. Directed by the incomparable Carol F’n Banker. 💥Likes : 7371
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Caption : The look of a happy girl, watching @therollingstones under a Full Moon with my sweet boy. Parenting at it’s finest. ⚡️👅⚡️Likes : 7344
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Caption : The look of a happy girl, watching @therollingstones under a Full Moon with my sweet boy. Parenting at it’s finest. ⚡️👅⚡️Likes : 7344
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Caption : The look of a happy girl, watching @therollingstones under a Full Moon with my sweet boy. Parenting at it’s finest. ⚡️👅⚡️Likes : 7344
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Caption : The look of a happy girl, watching @therollingstones under a Full Moon with my sweet boy. Parenting at it’s finest. ⚡️👅⚡️Likes : 7344
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Caption : Something wicked this way comes. Tomorrow! We heard ya and put together a fun little vid with some exclusive footage from the making of the Babs/Lady Vic fight scenes with our amazing stunt crew! Check back mañana, loves! 💜🦇💜Likes : 7008
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Caption : “Same team” 🔗Likes : 6761
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Caption : “Same team” 🔗Likes : 6761
6.8K Likes – Savannah Welch Instagram
Caption : “Same team” 🔗Likes : 6761
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Caption : “Same team” 🔗Likes : 6761
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Caption : Not mad at having to work on my birthday with this bunch of sweethearts! 🥹 Thank you to each and every one of you for making today such a surreal and special way to celebrate my 🎉3️⃣8️⃣🎉 solar rotations! I got a feeling this next one is gonna be one for the books. Deeply grateful to get to be here every live long day. 🙏🏽💓🥳💫🦁Likes : 5864
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Caption : ¡Mil gracias a todos de @comicconventionlatinamerica por esta invitacion tan Bonita! Y gracias @dctitans fans por su amor y apoyo. Muchas gracias. 🙏🏽🇵🇪🙏🏽Likes : 5597
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Caption : Ep 8 streaming now on @hbomax! 💠Likes : 5498
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Caption : Here we gooooo❣️ @thegooddoctorabc #thegooddoctor #abc #disabilityawarenessLikes : 5153
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Caption : Tune in TONIGHT for new Episode “Boys Don’t Cry”, Written by Garrett Lerner & Adam Weissman, Directed by THE Mike Listo. 💥 #teambabyF, amiright @thechristinachang_ ?! 🤓Likes : 5034
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Caption : Tune in TONIGHT for new Episode “Boys Don’t Cry”, Written by Garrett Lerner & Adam Weissman, Directed by THE Mike Listo. 💥 #teambabyF, amiright @thechristinachang_ ?! 🤓Likes : 5034
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Caption : Tune in TONIGHT for new Episode “Boys Don’t Cry”, Written by Garrett Lerner & Adam Weissman, Directed by THE Mike Listo. 💥 #teambabyF, amiright @thechristinachang_ ?! 🤓Likes : 5034
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Caption : Tune in TONIGHT for new Episode “Boys Don’t Cry”, Written by Garrett Lerner & Adam Weissman, Directed by THE Mike Listo. 💥 #teambabyF, amiright @thechristinachang_ ?! 🤓Likes : 5034
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Caption : Tune in TONIGHT for new Episode “Boys Don’t Cry”, Written by Garrett Lerner & Adam Weissman, Directed by THE Mike Listo. 💥 #teambabyF, amiright @thechristinachang_ ?! 🤓Likes : 5034
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Caption : I stand before you, knowing down deep the Universal Truth that WE. ARE. ALL. EQUALS. So one of the unexpected twists of my life these days is having the opportunity to respond to someone who’s put me on a pedestal by climbing down off of it, taking their hand and climbing back up together…if that serves them. Sometimes folks just really need to believe I’m whoever they’ve constructed in their imagination, and that’s ok too. I respect that their reasons for why are completely valid and not my business. I learned pretty quickly that sometimes the more loving thing to do is to just embody that for a moment. Right after @dctitans released, I remember my Mom and I being so surprised, and even giddy, at how excited some of the fans were with the slightest interaction. I think she said something like “Baby, can you believe how easy it is to just make someone’s day?! How cool is that!” 🥹 This varies depending on the scenario, but if you see that I repost or share things from others often, please know that it’s rarely about self-promotion and always about taking an opportunity to simply help someone feel seen or important…with a few quick clicks, a signature, photo, smile, a meaningful conversation or a hug. My Mama didn’t last 2 minutes at my booth yesterday before she was so tearful that it got awkward. 😆 It’s truly a reciprocal gift that I don’t take for granted. For however long this little flash in the pan lasts, for however long we get to walk this pretty planet, why not seek to enhance love and joy for one another in whatever cooky little corners we can? Thank you, @cscomiccon for all your hard work to curate such a fun weekend for all! Now back to the north country & back to work I go…hi ho hi ho✨Likes : 4785
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Caption : INDIANAPOLISSSSS!! Oct 15-17. Let’s mix n mingle & celebrate the end of Mercury Retrograde that weekend. 💫 Note: yes, that is my silly son creepin through the background. 👀Likes : 4714
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Caption : 6 years ago today, I almost lost my life. Instead, I only lost my right leg and gained precious lessons in Gratitude and the Power of Perspective! More than a fair trade if you ask me. #legshmeg I ❤️ you all.Likes : 4647
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Caption : Charlie (last night): “What part of the city are you in?” Me: “I think I’m downtown-ish.” C: “Oh cool. I bet you’re close to the CN Tower.” Me (upon stepping outside this morning, to myself): “That f’n kid, man…” Day 1 and I already miss him. He’s the world’s best travel pal and it’s strange to be back up here without him. Ever felt a plane fishtail on the ice? I did last night. Put a whole nuther meaning to the word hydroPLANE. No thank you. It’s frozen solid and snows comin down. This place is nostalgia city…familiar but forgotten, like a quirky old friend. Feels good/weird to be back, but holy smokes am I stoked on the reasons why…♥️❄️ Stay tuned!!! 🤫Likes : 4631
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Caption : SPOILER ALERT 🚨 If you haven’t watched this week’s episode 1️⃣2️⃣…do NOT swipe! Storytelling in pictures. Nobody puts Babs in a corner. 💪🏽Likes : 4540
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Caption : SPOILER ALERT 🚨 If you haven’t watched this week’s episode 1️⃣2️⃣…do NOT swipe! Storytelling in pictures. Nobody puts Babs in a corner. 💪🏽Likes : 4540
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Caption : SPOILER ALERT 🚨 If you haven’t watched this week’s episode 1️⃣2️⃣…do NOT swipe! Storytelling in pictures. Nobody puts Babs in a corner. 💪🏽Likes : 4540
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Caption : SPOILER ALERT 🚨 If you haven’t watched this week’s episode 1️⃣2️⃣…do NOT swipe! Storytelling in pictures. Nobody puts Babs in a corner. 💪🏽Likes : 4540
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Caption : SPOILER ALERT 🚨 If you haven’t watched this week’s episode 1️⃣2️⃣…do NOT swipe! Storytelling in pictures. Nobody puts Babs in a corner. 💪🏽Likes : 4540
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Caption : SPOILER ALERT 🚨 If you haven’t watched this week’s episode 1️⃣2️⃣…do NOT swipe! Storytelling in pictures. Nobody puts Babs in a corner. 💪🏽Likes : 4540
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Caption : The Doctor is in! 👩🏻⚕️ Who’s seen tonight’s radical episode? And who might just skip the 🥓 with breakfast tomorrow morning? @thegooddoctorabc Wilber 🐖 = ❤️Likes : 4496
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Caption : The Doctor is in! 👩🏻⚕️ Who’s seen tonight’s radical episode? And who might just skip the 🥓 with breakfast tomorrow morning? @thegooddoctorabc Wilber 🐖 = ❤️Likes : 4496
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Caption : Indianapolis, Indiana…let’s do the dang thing! I will be there, holding down the @dctitans table with our beloved @alanritchson. Come hang out with us Oct 15-17 💥Likes : 4406
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Caption : Access Granted to Episode 7 this week! What was your fave line (or moment) from this episode? Mine was “Anger is just fear in a little black dress.” 🖤Likes : 4394
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Caption : Happy Halloween! 👻 Aaaarg you ready for a new episode TONIGHT?! 🤓 Directed by fan fave @danieldaekim. Hope you enjoy watching it as much as we did making it! 🏴☠️🎃🏴☠️Likes : 4350
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Caption : Happy Halloween! 👻 Aaaarg you ready for a new episode TONIGHT?! 🤓 Directed by fan fave @danieldaekim. Hope you enjoy watching it as much as we did making it! 🏴☠️🎃🏴☠️Likes : 4350
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Caption : Happy Halloween! 👻 Aaaarg you ready for a new episode TONIGHT?! 🤓 Directed by fan fave @danieldaekim. Hope you enjoy watching it as much as we did making it! 🏴☠️🎃🏴☠️Likes : 4350
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Caption : Happy Halloween! 👻 Aaaarg you ready for a new episode TONIGHT?! 🤓 Directed by fan fave @danieldaekim. Hope you enjoy watching it as much as we did making it! 🏴☠️🎃🏴☠️Likes : 4350
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Caption : Did my last ADR Sesh for S3 TITANS yesterday! 💥 Cannot WAIT for you guys to see our finalé OMG! 🙈Likes : 4251
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Caption : Algorithm cheat! But now that I got you, text SIMS to 44321 to support @simsfoundation’s Mental Health and Recovery efforts for those in the music arts their loved ones. It’s important and the need is higher than ever. Every little bit helps. Tell ’em I sent ya. Or tell em it’s in honor of our dedicated chair of the board, Carlos F’n Sosa’s (known by the IG as @groovelinesosa) blessed birthday today. Yea. That one, actually…because we get by with a little help from our friends, amiright? 🎈Likes : 4118
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Caption : Start the countdown!! TITANS. Season 3. August. @HBOMax. See you there! #DCTitans @HBOMaxLikes : 3851
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Caption : Commissioner Gordan for all @dctitans fans!! Do. You. Copy?! We’re calling it a Teaser for a reason, lovers. Season 3 of @DCTitans drops August 12th on @HBOMax. Over & Out! (For now…) #DCTitans 💥Likes : 3800
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Caption : Charity event for the honorable work of @canucksautism. 🤍🖤🤍Likes : 3785
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Caption : BABS IS BACK. 💥 Hey friends! I took a social media detox snoozer the last couple of weeks while my energies were required elsewhere…but I’m back with a smash. Gonna be comin atcha live at 2PM PST over at @dctitans. Bring the love, bring your questions, jokes, profundities and such. Can’t wait to see ya! 💜Likes : 3770
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Caption : Halloween is almost here! 🎃👻 WHERE MY BATGIRLS AT?! 🦸🏻♀️ Come find me over on @cameo to wish your favorite people a Happy Halloween, Birthday, Anniversary, last day of a job they’ve been hating…you get it. Wanna congratulate someone in a creative and unexpected way?? Hit me up & I’ll show up…most likely videoing you from a very windy pumpkin patch 👆🏼, a little league field, the library, or any other assorted place you regularly find Moms multitasking. 🤗 Can’t wait to connect with you! Link in bio. 💜Likes : 3616
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Caption : Here it is, folks! BIGGEST. SEASON. YET. @DCTitans Season 3 premieres August 12th on @HBOMax. #DCTitansLikes : 3606
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Caption : Sep’rated at birf. Coziest hats by my girl @apharmakis. 💞 #soulsis #dreamgirlmaterial #scorpiorising #bestbudLikes : 3567
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Caption : Sep’rated at birf. Coziest hats by my girl @apharmakis. 💞 #soulsis #dreamgirlmaterial #scorpiorising #bestbudLikes : 3567
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Caption : Sep’rated at birf. Coziest hats by my girl @apharmakis. 💞 #soulsis #dreamgirlmaterial #scorpiorising #bestbudLikes : 3567
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Caption : Sep’rated at birf. Coziest hats by my girl @apharmakis. 💞 #soulsis #dreamgirlmaterial #scorpiorising #bestbudLikes : 3567
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Caption : Hittin the high road back home to Texas today!! Toronto, you made a great Gotham these past 9 months. Lockdown Lyfe finally let up the week we wrapped, but I’m not mad at it. I vow to come back and hit a Blue Jays game experience all the groovy things your city has to offer. Home, heat, & hugs…here we come! 🛣Likes : 3515
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Caption : Oh hey, @continentalclubatx. Reppin my fave @alejandro_escovedo duds way up here in Canada, with you all in spirit tonight! I just talked to Wayne & @toddvwolfsonphoto, watched Clara’s vid earlier and cried happy tears for our music fam. I might even jam a little Sensitive Boys on my trusty acoustic to really teleport myself home. Big hugs to Dianne and everyone else there tonight! 🤍🤍🤍Likes : 3302
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Caption : Blood n guts but make it cute. 🫣🥴 Who watched tonight?! 💥💥💥Likes : 3057
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Caption : Sleepless in Soulsville. ♥️Likes : 2871
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Caption : When I lost my leg 5 years ago, it felt like “times-up” on some things I’d only dreamed of doing & all kinds of things I’d never thought of, but no longer had the option to pursue or not. I accepted that there would now be activities & places on this planet that I wouldn’t get to experience or get to show Charlie. Machu Picchu was certainly one of the things on that list. When this opportunity presented itself, I had no idea how I would do it but I was damn sure gonna try. Yesterday, I tried and the greatest take aways were that I am stronger than I think & that it wouldn’t have been possible without support. Not that I counted, but apparently there are about 3,000 stone stairs throughout the ruins & I’m pretty sure we traversed most of them. Considering the constant light rain on those mossy granite steps, they were pretty slick. My eyes were down when we were moving, searching for stable footing for each robot foot step. The rain ponchos we bought on the street for 4 sols whipped around in the wind & made it hard to see our feet. About 15 min into the uphill climb to the ruins, I had a moment of reckoning. I knew this was going to be a lot, but with everything else we were contending with, I realized it was going to be much harder than I thought & maybe even not possible. Had I finally done it? Naively pushed myself to the limit and inconvenienced everyone around me as a result? Was this stupid & selfish? Dust was in cowboy boots, of course, which he said were built for this. It should also be noted that he was in jeans, a pearl snap, a blazer & his trusty fedora. This will be my brothers attire anywhere & pretty much always has been, but this was notable commitment. As was the impressive mustache he’s been maintaining for a role in a buddy’s film. Charlie had some altitude sickness, had not slept well the night before & the bag of breakfast items packed for us were suspect & remained untouched. His empty belly hurt & his backpack was heavy, which he finally spoke up about through tears halfway through the tour. Our guide carried his pack the rest of the way & some hits of oxygen a peppermint cough drop seemed to take the edge off. (Cont in next post) ⛰Likes : 2613
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Caption : When I lost my leg 5 years ago, it felt like “times-up” on some things I’d only dreamed of doing & all kinds of things I’d never thought of, but no longer had the option to pursue or not. I accepted that there would now be activities & places on this planet that I wouldn’t get to experience or get to show Charlie. Machu Picchu was certainly one of the things on that list. When this opportunity presented itself, I had no idea how I would do it but I was damn sure gonna try. Yesterday, I tried and the greatest take aways were that I am stronger than I think & that it wouldn’t have been possible without support. Not that I counted, but apparently there are about 3,000 stone stairs throughout the ruins & I’m pretty sure we traversed most of them. Considering the constant light rain on those mossy granite steps, they were pretty slick. My eyes were down when we were moving, searching for stable footing for each robot foot step. The rain ponchos we bought on the street for 4 sols whipped around in the wind & made it hard to see our feet. About 15 min into the uphill climb to the ruins, I had a moment of reckoning. I knew this was going to be a lot, but with everything else we were contending with, I realized it was going to be much harder than I thought & maybe even not possible. Had I finally done it? Naively pushed myself to the limit and inconvenienced everyone around me as a result? Was this stupid & selfish? Dust was in cowboy boots, of course, which he said were built for this. It should also be noted that he was in jeans, a pearl snap, a blazer & his trusty fedora. This will be my brothers attire anywhere & pretty much always has been, but this was notable commitment. As was the impressive mustache he’s been maintaining for a role in a buddy’s film. Charlie had some altitude sickness, had not slept well the night before & the bag of breakfast items packed for us were suspect & remained untouched. His empty belly hurt & his backpack was heavy, which he finally spoke up about through tears halfway through the tour. Our guide carried his pack the rest of the way & some hits of oxygen a peppermint cough drop seemed to take the edge off. (Cont in next post) ⛰Likes : 2613
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Caption : When I lost my leg 5 years ago, it felt like “times-up” on some things I’d only dreamed of doing & all kinds of things I’d never thought of, but no longer had the option to pursue or not. I accepted that there would now be activities & places on this planet that I wouldn’t get to experience or get to show Charlie. Machu Picchu was certainly one of the things on that list. When this opportunity presented itself, I had no idea how I would do it but I was damn sure gonna try. Yesterday, I tried and the greatest take aways were that I am stronger than I think & that it wouldn’t have been possible without support. Not that I counted, but apparently there are about 3,000 stone stairs throughout the ruins & I’m pretty sure we traversed most of them. Considering the constant light rain on those mossy granite steps, they were pretty slick. My eyes were down when we were moving, searching for stable footing for each robot foot step. The rain ponchos we bought on the street for 4 sols whipped around in the wind & made it hard to see our feet. About 15 min into the uphill climb to the ruins, I had a moment of reckoning. I knew this was going to be a lot, but with everything else we were contending with, I realized it was going to be much harder than I thought & maybe even not possible. Had I finally done it? Naively pushed myself to the limit and inconvenienced everyone around me as a result? Was this stupid & selfish? Dust was in cowboy boots, of course, which he said were built for this. It should also be noted that he was in jeans, a pearl snap, a blazer & his trusty fedora. This will be my brothers attire anywhere & pretty much always has been, but this was notable commitment. As was the impressive mustache he’s been maintaining for a role in a buddy’s film. Charlie had some altitude sickness, had not slept well the night before & the bag of breakfast items packed for us were suspect & remained untouched. His empty belly hurt & his backpack was heavy, which he finally spoke up about through tears halfway through the tour. Our guide carried his pack the rest of the way & some hits of oxygen a peppermint cough drop seemed to take the edge off. (Cont in next post) ⛰Likes : 2613
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Caption : When I lost my leg 5 years ago, it felt like “times-up” on some things I’d only dreamed of doing & all kinds of things I’d never thought of, but no longer had the option to pursue or not. I accepted that there would now be activities & places on this planet that I wouldn’t get to experience or get to show Charlie. Machu Picchu was certainly one of the things on that list. When this opportunity presented itself, I had no idea how I would do it but I was damn sure gonna try. Yesterday, I tried and the greatest take aways were that I am stronger than I think & that it wouldn’t have been possible without support. Not that I counted, but apparently there are about 3,000 stone stairs throughout the ruins & I’m pretty sure we traversed most of them. Considering the constant light rain on those mossy granite steps, they were pretty slick. My eyes were down when we were moving, searching for stable footing for each robot foot step. The rain ponchos we bought on the street for 4 sols whipped around in the wind & made it hard to see our feet. About 15 min into the uphill climb to the ruins, I had a moment of reckoning. I knew this was going to be a lot, but with everything else we were contending with, I realized it was going to be much harder than I thought & maybe even not possible. Had I finally done it? Naively pushed myself to the limit and inconvenienced everyone around me as a result? Was this stupid & selfish? Dust was in cowboy boots, of course, which he said were built for this. It should also be noted that he was in jeans, a pearl snap, a blazer & his trusty fedora. This will be my brothers attire anywhere & pretty much always has been, but this was notable commitment. As was the impressive mustache he’s been maintaining for a role in a buddy’s film. Charlie had some altitude sickness, had not slept well the night before & the bag of breakfast items packed for us were suspect & remained untouched. His empty belly hurt & his backpack was heavy, which he finally spoke up about through tears halfway through the tour. Our guide carried his pack the rest of the way & some hits of oxygen a peppermint cough drop seemed to take the edge off. (Cont in next post) ⛰Likes : 2613
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Caption : When I lost my leg 5 years ago, it felt like “times-up” on some things I’d only dreamed of doing & all kinds of things I’d never thought of, but no longer had the option to pursue or not. I accepted that there would now be activities & places on this planet that I wouldn’t get to experience or get to show Charlie. Machu Picchu was certainly one of the things on that list. When this opportunity presented itself, I had no idea how I would do it but I was damn sure gonna try. Yesterday, I tried and the greatest take aways were that I am stronger than I think & that it wouldn’t have been possible without support. Not that I counted, but apparently there are about 3,000 stone stairs throughout the ruins & I’m pretty sure we traversed most of them. Considering the constant light rain on those mossy granite steps, they were pretty slick. My eyes were down when we were moving, searching for stable footing for each robot foot step. The rain ponchos we bought on the street for 4 sols whipped around in the wind & made it hard to see our feet. About 15 min into the uphill climb to the ruins, I had a moment of reckoning. I knew this was going to be a lot, but with everything else we were contending with, I realized it was going to be much harder than I thought & maybe even not possible. Had I finally done it? Naively pushed myself to the limit and inconvenienced everyone around me as a result? Was this stupid & selfish? Dust was in cowboy boots, of course, which he said were built for this. It should also be noted that he was in jeans, a pearl snap, a blazer & his trusty fedora. This will be my brothers attire anywhere & pretty much always has been, but this was notable commitment. As was the impressive mustache he’s been maintaining for a role in a buddy’s film. Charlie had some altitude sickness, had not slept well the night before & the bag of breakfast items packed for us were suspect & remained untouched. His empty belly hurt & his backpack was heavy, which he finally spoke up about through tears halfway through the tour. Our guide carried his pack the rest of the way & some hits of oxygen a peppermint cough drop seemed to take the edge off. (Cont in next post) ⛰Likes : 2613
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Caption : When I lost my leg 5 years ago, it felt like “times-up” on some things I’d only dreamed of doing & all kinds of things I’d never thought of, but no longer had the option to pursue or not. I accepted that there would now be activities & places on this planet that I wouldn’t get to experience or get to show Charlie. Machu Picchu was certainly one of the things on that list. When this opportunity presented itself, I had no idea how I would do it but I was damn sure gonna try. Yesterday, I tried and the greatest take aways were that I am stronger than I think & that it wouldn’t have been possible without support. Not that I counted, but apparently there are about 3,000 stone stairs throughout the ruins & I’m pretty sure we traversed most of them. Considering the constant light rain on those mossy granite steps, they were pretty slick. My eyes were down when we were moving, searching for stable footing for each robot foot step. The rain ponchos we bought on the street for 4 sols whipped around in the wind & made it hard to see our feet. About 15 min into the uphill climb to the ruins, I had a moment of reckoning. I knew this was going to be a lot, but with everything else we were contending with, I realized it was going to be much harder than I thought & maybe even not possible. Had I finally done it? Naively pushed myself to the limit and inconvenienced everyone around me as a result? Was this stupid & selfish? Dust was in cowboy boots, of course, which he said were built for this. It should also be noted that he was in jeans, a pearl snap, a blazer & his trusty fedora. This will be my brothers attire anywhere & pretty much always has been, but this was notable commitment. As was the impressive mustache he’s been maintaining for a role in a buddy’s film. Charlie had some altitude sickness, had not slept well the night before & the bag of breakfast items packed for us were suspect & remained untouched. His empty belly hurt & his backpack was heavy, which he finally spoke up about through tears halfway through the tour. Our guide carried his pack the rest of the way & some hits of oxygen a peppermint cough drop seemed to take the edge off. (Cont in next post) ⛰Likes : 2613
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Caption : When I lost my leg 5 years ago, it felt like “times-up” on some things I’d only dreamed of doing & all kinds of things I’d never thought of, but no longer had the option to pursue or not. I accepted that there would now be activities & places on this planet that I wouldn’t get to experience or get to show Charlie. Machu Picchu was certainly one of the things on that list. When this opportunity presented itself, I had no idea how I would do it but I was damn sure gonna try. Yesterday, I tried and the greatest take aways were that I am stronger than I think & that it wouldn’t have been possible without support. Not that I counted, but apparently there are about 3,000 stone stairs throughout the ruins & I’m pretty sure we traversed most of them. Considering the constant light rain on those mossy granite steps, they were pretty slick. My eyes were down when we were moving, searching for stable footing for each robot foot step. The rain ponchos we bought on the street for 4 sols whipped around in the wind & made it hard to see our feet. About 15 min into the uphill climb to the ruins, I had a moment of reckoning. I knew this was going to be a lot, but with everything else we were contending with, I realized it was going to be much harder than I thought & maybe even not possible. Had I finally done it? Naively pushed myself to the limit and inconvenienced everyone around me as a result? Was this stupid & selfish? Dust was in cowboy boots, of course, which he said were built for this. It should also be noted that he was in jeans, a pearl snap, a blazer & his trusty fedora. This will be my brothers attire anywhere & pretty much always has been, but this was notable commitment. As was the impressive mustache he’s been maintaining for a role in a buddy’s film. Charlie had some altitude sickness, had not slept well the night before & the bag of breakfast items packed for us were suspect & remained untouched. His empty belly hurt & his backpack was heavy, which he finally spoke up about through tears halfway through the tour. Our guide carried his pack the rest of the way & some hits of oxygen a peppermint cough drop seemed to take the edge off. (Cont in next post) ⛰Likes : 2613
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Caption : When I lost my leg 5 years ago, it felt like “times-up” on some things I’d only dreamed of doing & all kinds of things I’d never thought of, but no longer had the option to pursue or not. I accepted that there would now be activities & places on this planet that I wouldn’t get to experience or get to show Charlie. Machu Picchu was certainly one of the things on that list. When this opportunity presented itself, I had no idea how I would do it but I was damn sure gonna try. Yesterday, I tried and the greatest take aways were that I am stronger than I think & that it wouldn’t have been possible without support. Not that I counted, but apparently there are about 3,000 stone stairs throughout the ruins & I’m pretty sure we traversed most of them. Considering the constant light rain on those mossy granite steps, they were pretty slick. My eyes were down when we were moving, searching for stable footing for each robot foot step. The rain ponchos we bought on the street for 4 sols whipped around in the wind & made it hard to see our feet. About 15 min into the uphill climb to the ruins, I had a moment of reckoning. I knew this was going to be a lot, but with everything else we were contending with, I realized it was going to be much harder than I thought & maybe even not possible. Had I finally done it? Naively pushed myself to the limit and inconvenienced everyone around me as a result? Was this stupid & selfish? Dust was in cowboy boots, of course, which he said were built for this. It should also be noted that he was in jeans, a pearl snap, a blazer & his trusty fedora. This will be my brothers attire anywhere & pretty much always has been, but this was notable commitment. As was the impressive mustache he’s been maintaining for a role in a buddy’s film. Charlie had some altitude sickness, had not slept well the night before & the bag of breakfast items packed for us were suspect & remained untouched. His empty belly hurt & his backpack was heavy, which he finally spoke up about through tears halfway through the tour. Our guide carried his pack the rest of the way & some hits of oxygen a peppermint cough drop seemed to take the edge off. (Cont in next post) ⛰Likes : 2613
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Caption : Some BTS! Episode 3: BORDERS 🩸We clearly had no fun at all. 😆💪🏽 Such an incredible experience to work with these women on this show, sleet & all! @handmaidsonhulu #handmaidstaleseason5Likes : 2401
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Caption : Some BTS! Episode 3: BORDERS 🩸We clearly had no fun at all. 😆💪🏽 Such an incredible experience to work with these women on this show, sleet & all! @handmaidsonhulu #handmaidstaleseason5Likes : 2401
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Caption : Some BTS! Episode 3: BORDERS 🩸We clearly had no fun at all. 😆💪🏽 Such an incredible experience to work with these women on this show, sleet & all! @handmaidsonhulu #handmaidstaleseason5Likes : 2401
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Caption : Some BTS! Episode 3: BORDERS 🩸We clearly had no fun at all. 😆💪🏽 Such an incredible experience to work with these women on this show, sleet & all! @handmaidsonhulu #handmaidstaleseason5Likes : 2401
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Caption : Ready for the @DCTitans Season 3 Finale Twitter Watch Party! If you want to join in, use the hashtag #TitansWatch to get in on the action. We’ll be live tweeting starting at exactly 6 PM PT. See you then! 🦇💥 💜Likes : 2274
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Caption : Happy Father’s Day to this living legend. To more of this…❤️Likes : 2274
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Caption : Happy Father’s Day to this living legend. To more of this…❤️Likes : 2274
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Caption : Happy Father’s Day to this living legend. To more of this…❤️Likes : 2274
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Caption : 8k feet above sea level can make breathing a task while standing still, so hoofin it with a mask on is a challenge that requires some heavily mindful breathing. I’d pre-accepted that I was probably going to fall at some point…and IF that happened, that I would probably be fine; but I was worried about Charlie, I was worried about Dust slipping in his boots, I was worried I was holding up our group who were patiently waiting ahead, and worried about the line of folks stacking up behind me. The physical task was daunting, no doubt, but the emotional labor that accumulates as a result of disability is something people don’t talk about enough. Having the courage to ask for help and more help is the first mountain to climb, accepting it without guilt requires its own work out, having patience and a sense of humor makes the climb a helluva lot more enjoyable. These were steps I was navigating internally, trying to contain and regulate without it spilling onto others, and remembering to take moments to look up and take in the sights and the powerful energy of that place. I had an arm linked to mine for almost every step, and people from our group were ever present to offer a helping hand or a shoulder to hold onto going down the steeper parts. In general, people were kind and understanding, patient and willing. So, listen…as a low key PSA, if you are someone who feels deeply called to something that you feel inadequate to pursue, consider the possibility that there is room for you to be exactly as you are and that you are worthy of receiving appropriate support and just simply trying it. With that said, I’m deeply grateful to everyone who made this possible and especially to my brother, Dustin, for heeding the call for this wild adventure and being such a steady support and sacred witness for Charlie and I both. When we made it through to the end, Dust said he felt something similar to relief but having been talking to our angels and spirit guides along the way, it was actually just deep gratitude. We hugged and cried at the finish line. And after this soreness wears off, I’d do it all over again. ♥️Likes : 2234
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Caption : 8k feet above sea level can make breathing a task while standing still, so hoofin it with a mask on is a challenge that requires some heavily mindful breathing. I’d pre-accepted that I was probably going to fall at some point…and IF that happened, that I would probably be fine; but I was worried about Charlie, I was worried about Dust slipping in his boots, I was worried I was holding up our group who were patiently waiting ahead, and worried about the line of folks stacking up behind me. The physical task was daunting, no doubt, but the emotional labor that accumulates as a result of disability is something people don’t talk about enough. Having the courage to ask for help and more help is the first mountain to climb, accepting it without guilt requires its own work out, having patience and a sense of humor makes the climb a helluva lot more enjoyable. These were steps I was navigating internally, trying to contain and regulate without it spilling onto others, and remembering to take moments to look up and take in the sights and the powerful energy of that place. I had an arm linked to mine for almost every step, and people from our group were ever present to offer a helping hand or a shoulder to hold onto going down the steeper parts. In general, people were kind and understanding, patient and willing. So, listen…as a low key PSA, if you are someone who feels deeply called to something that you feel inadequate to pursue, consider the possibility that there is room for you to be exactly as you are and that you are worthy of receiving appropriate support and just simply trying it. With that said, I’m deeply grateful to everyone who made this possible and especially to my brother, Dustin, for heeding the call for this wild adventure and being such a steady support and sacred witness for Charlie and I both. When we made it through to the end, Dust said he felt something similar to relief but having been talking to our angels and spirit guides along the way, it was actually just deep gratitude. We hugged and cried at the finish line. And after this soreness wears off, I’d do it all over again. ♥️Likes : 2234
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Caption : 8k feet above sea level can make breathing a task while standing still, so hoofin it with a mask on is a challenge that requires some heavily mindful breathing. I’d pre-accepted that I was probably going to fall at some point…and IF that happened, that I would probably be fine; but I was worried about Charlie, I was worried about Dust slipping in his boots, I was worried I was holding up our group who were patiently waiting ahead, and worried about the line of folks stacking up behind me. The physical task was daunting, no doubt, but the emotional labor that accumulates as a result of disability is something people don’t talk about enough. Having the courage to ask for help and more help is the first mountain to climb, accepting it without guilt requires its own work out, having patience and a sense of humor makes the climb a helluva lot more enjoyable. These were steps I was navigating internally, trying to contain and regulate without it spilling onto others, and remembering to take moments to look up and take in the sights and the powerful energy of that place. I had an arm linked to mine for almost every step, and people from our group were ever present to offer a helping hand or a shoulder to hold onto going down the steeper parts. In general, people were kind and understanding, patient and willing. So, listen…as a low key PSA, if you are someone who feels deeply called to something that you feel inadequate to pursue, consider the possibility that there is room for you to be exactly as you are and that you are worthy of receiving appropriate support and just simply trying it. With that said, I’m deeply grateful to everyone who made this possible and especially to my brother, Dustin, for heeding the call for this wild adventure and being such a steady support and sacred witness for Charlie and I both. When we made it through to the end, Dust said he felt something similar to relief but having been talking to our angels and spirit guides along the way, it was actually just deep gratitude. We hugged and cried at the finish line. And after this soreness wears off, I’d do it all over again. ♥️Likes : 2234
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Caption : 8k feet above sea level can make breathing a task while standing still, so hoofin it with a mask on is a challenge that requires some heavily mindful breathing. I’d pre-accepted that I was probably going to fall at some point…and IF that happened, that I would probably be fine; but I was worried about Charlie, I was worried about Dust slipping in his boots, I was worried I was holding up our group who were patiently waiting ahead, and worried about the line of folks stacking up behind me. The physical task was daunting, no doubt, but the emotional labor that accumulates as a result of disability is something people don’t talk about enough. Having the courage to ask for help and more help is the first mountain to climb, accepting it without guilt requires its own work out, having patience and a sense of humor makes the climb a helluva lot more enjoyable. These were steps I was navigating internally, trying to contain and regulate without it spilling onto others, and remembering to take moments to look up and take in the sights and the powerful energy of that place. I had an arm linked to mine for almost every step, and people from our group were ever present to offer a helping hand or a shoulder to hold onto going down the steeper parts. In general, people were kind and understanding, patient and willing. So, listen…as a low key PSA, if you are someone who feels deeply called to something that you feel inadequate to pursue, consider the possibility that there is room for you to be exactly as you are and that you are worthy of receiving appropriate support and just simply trying it. With that said, I’m deeply grateful to everyone who made this possible and especially to my brother, Dustin, for heeding the call for this wild adventure and being such a steady support and sacred witness for Charlie and I both. When we made it through to the end, Dust said he felt something similar to relief but having been talking to our angels and spirit guides along the way, it was actually just deep gratitude. We hugged and cried at the finish line. And after this soreness wears off, I’d do it all over again. ♥️Likes : 2234
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Caption : 8k feet above sea level can make breathing a task while standing still, so hoofin it with a mask on is a challenge that requires some heavily mindful breathing. I’d pre-accepted that I was probably going to fall at some point…and IF that happened, that I would probably be fine; but I was worried about Charlie, I was worried about Dust slipping in his boots, I was worried I was holding up our group who were patiently waiting ahead, and worried about the line of folks stacking up behind me. The physical task was daunting, no doubt, but the emotional labor that accumulates as a result of disability is something people don’t talk about enough. Having the courage to ask for help and more help is the first mountain to climb, accepting it without guilt requires its own work out, having patience and a sense of humor makes the climb a helluva lot more enjoyable. These were steps I was navigating internally, trying to contain and regulate without it spilling onto others, and remembering to take moments to look up and take in the sights and the powerful energy of that place. I had an arm linked to mine for almost every step, and people from our group were ever present to offer a helping hand or a shoulder to hold onto going down the steeper parts. In general, people were kind and understanding, patient and willing. So, listen…as a low key PSA, if you are someone who feels deeply called to something that you feel inadequate to pursue, consider the possibility that there is room for you to be exactly as you are and that you are worthy of receiving appropriate support and just simply trying it. With that said, I’m deeply grateful to everyone who made this possible and especially to my brother, Dustin, for heeding the call for this wild adventure and being such a steady support and sacred witness for Charlie and I both. When we made it through to the end, Dust said he felt something similar to relief but having been talking to our angels and spirit guides along the way, it was actually just deep gratitude. We hugged and cried at the finish line. And after this soreness wears off, I’d do it all over again. ♥️Likes : 2234
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Caption : 8k feet above sea level can make breathing a task while standing still, so hoofin it with a mask on is a challenge that requires some heavily mindful breathing. I’d pre-accepted that I was probably going to fall at some point…and IF that happened, that I would probably be fine; but I was worried about Charlie, I was worried about Dust slipping in his boots, I was worried I was holding up our group who were patiently waiting ahead, and worried about the line of folks stacking up behind me. The physical task was daunting, no doubt, but the emotional labor that accumulates as a result of disability is something people don’t talk about enough. Having the courage to ask for help and more help is the first mountain to climb, accepting it without guilt requires its own work out, having patience and a sense of humor makes the climb a helluva lot more enjoyable. These were steps I was navigating internally, trying to contain and regulate without it spilling onto others, and remembering to take moments to look up and take in the sights and the powerful energy of that place. I had an arm linked to mine for almost every step, and people from our group were ever present to offer a helping hand or a shoulder to hold onto going down the steeper parts. In general, people were kind and understanding, patient and willing. So, listen…as a low key PSA, if you are someone who feels deeply called to something that you feel inadequate to pursue, consider the possibility that there is room for you to be exactly as you are and that you are worthy of receiving appropriate support and just simply trying it. With that said, I’m deeply grateful to everyone who made this possible and especially to my brother, Dustin, for heeding the call for this wild adventure and being such a steady support and sacred witness for Charlie and I both. When we made it through to the end, Dust said he felt something similar to relief but having been talking to our angels and spirit guides along the way, it was actually just deep gratitude. We hugged and cried at the finish line. And after this soreness wears off, I’d do it all over again. ♥️Likes : 2234
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Caption : 8k feet above sea level can make breathing a task while standing still, so hoofin it with a mask on is a challenge that requires some heavily mindful breathing. I’d pre-accepted that I was probably going to fall at some point…and IF that happened, that I would probably be fine; but I was worried about Charlie, I was worried about Dust slipping in his boots, I was worried I was holding up our group who were patiently waiting ahead, and worried about the line of folks stacking up behind me. The physical task was daunting, no doubt, but the emotional labor that accumulates as a result of disability is something people don’t talk about enough. Having the courage to ask for help and more help is the first mountain to climb, accepting it without guilt requires its own work out, having patience and a sense of humor makes the climb a helluva lot more enjoyable. These were steps I was navigating internally, trying to contain and regulate without it spilling onto others, and remembering to take moments to look up and take in the sights and the powerful energy of that place. I had an arm linked to mine for almost every step, and people from our group were ever present to offer a helping hand or a shoulder to hold onto going down the steeper parts. In general, people were kind and understanding, patient and willing. So, listen…as a low key PSA, if you are someone who feels deeply called to something that you feel inadequate to pursue, consider the possibility that there is room for you to be exactly as you are and that you are worthy of receiving appropriate support and just simply trying it. With that said, I’m deeply grateful to everyone who made this possible and especially to my brother, Dustin, for heeding the call for this wild adventure and being such a steady support and sacred witness for Charlie and I both. When we made it through to the end, Dust said he felt something similar to relief but having been talking to our angels and spirit guides along the way, it was actually just deep gratitude. We hugged and cried at the finish line. And after this soreness wears off, I’d do it all over again. ♥️Likes : 2234
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Caption : 8k feet above sea level can make breathing a task while standing still, so hoofin it with a mask on is a challenge that requires some heavily mindful breathing. I’d pre-accepted that I was probably going to fall at some point…and IF that happened, that I would probably be fine; but I was worried about Charlie, I was worried about Dust slipping in his boots, I was worried I was holding up our group who were patiently waiting ahead, and worried about the line of folks stacking up behind me. The physical task was daunting, no doubt, but the emotional labor that accumulates as a result of disability is something people don’t talk about enough. Having the courage to ask for help and more help is the first mountain to climb, accepting it without guilt requires its own work out, having patience and a sense of humor makes the climb a helluva lot more enjoyable. These were steps I was navigating internally, trying to contain and regulate without it spilling onto others, and remembering to take moments to look up and take in the sights and the powerful energy of that place. I had an arm linked to mine for almost every step, and people from our group were ever present to offer a helping hand or a shoulder to hold onto going down the steeper parts. In general, people were kind and understanding, patient and willing. So, listen…as a low key PSA, if you are someone who feels deeply called to something that you feel inadequate to pursue, consider the possibility that there is room for you to be exactly as you are and that you are worthy of receiving appropriate support and just simply trying it. With that said, I’m deeply grateful to everyone who made this possible and especially to my brother, Dustin, for heeding the call for this wild adventure and being such a steady support and sacred witness for Charlie and I both. When we made it through to the end, Dust said he felt something similar to relief but having been talking to our angels and spirit guides along the way, it was actually just deep gratitude. We hugged and cried at the finish line. And after this soreness wears off, I’d do it all over again. ♥️Likes : 2234
2.2K Likes – Savannah Welch Instagram
Caption : 8k feet above sea level can make breathing a task while standing still, so hoofin it with a mask on is a challenge that requires some heavily mindful breathing. I’d pre-accepted that I was probably going to fall at some point…and IF that happened, that I would probably be fine; but I was worried about Charlie, I was worried about Dust slipping in his boots, I was worried I was holding up our group who were patiently waiting ahead, and worried about the line of folks stacking up behind me. The physical task was daunting, no doubt, but the emotional labor that accumulates as a result of disability is something people don’t talk about enough. Having the courage to ask for help and more help is the first mountain to climb, accepting it without guilt requires its own work out, having patience and a sense of humor makes the climb a helluva lot more enjoyable. These were steps I was navigating internally, trying to contain and regulate without it spilling onto others, and remembering to take moments to look up and take in the sights and the powerful energy of that place. I had an arm linked to mine for almost every step, and people from our group were ever present to offer a helping hand or a shoulder to hold onto going down the steeper parts. In general, people were kind and understanding, patient and willing. So, listen…as a low key PSA, if you are someone who feels deeply called to something that you feel inadequate to pursue, consider the possibility that there is room for you to be exactly as you are and that you are worthy of receiving appropriate support and just simply trying it. With that said, I’m deeply grateful to everyone who made this possible and especially to my brother, Dustin, for heeding the call for this wild adventure and being such a steady support and sacred witness for Charlie and I both. When we made it through to the end, Dust said he felt something similar to relief but having been talking to our angels and spirit guides along the way, it was actually just deep gratitude. We hugged and cried at the finish line. And after this soreness wears off, I’d do it all over again. ♥️Likes : 2234
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Caption : Took some much needed time out of the city this past weekend with my boys for some rest & relaxation, re-centering & reconnecting…rejuvenation, a reset….I I could go on. ALL THE R’s!! It was a lovely way to celebrate the Resurrection of Spring! Sending out all the light love to you and yours. 🌷Likes : 2203
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Caption : Took some much needed time out of the city this past weekend with my boys for some rest & relaxation, re-centering & reconnecting…rejuvenation, a reset….I I could go on. ALL THE R’s!! It was a lovely way to celebrate the Resurrection of Spring! Sending out all the light love to you and yours. 🌷Likes : 2203