🦈 @davidgarriguesyoga my teacher (dun nuh) about to strike (dun Nuh)
🦈 @davidgarriguesyoga my teacher (dun nuh) about to strike (dun Nuh)
🦈 @davidgarriguesyoga my teacher (dun nuh) about to strike (dun Nuh)
The image features a text post from an Instagram account, discussing a Southern word of the day, “Namaste,” in the context of a potential evacuation. The setting appears to be during a storm, indicated by the blurred background of wind and rain, creating a serious and somewhat humorous mood.
Text in image: Southern word of the day “Namaste” As in: “Y’all gonna evacuate?” “Namaste here”
aysraleigh #homepractice tomorrow folks! AYS Raleigh will be closed tomorrow, Friday September 14th due to…
we were hanging out in real life and I forgot to get a picture. @esitzler
The photo features a mannequin resembling a child, holding a toy chicken in one hand and a cleaver in the other, set against a backdrop of decorative sausages and fabric banners. The mood is whimsical and slightly unsettling due to the juxtaposition of the child’s pose and the cleaver.
The photo shows a dark door with a heart-shaped sign that reads “YOU ARE NOT ALONE.” The setting appears to be an urban area, and the mood conveyed is supportive and reassuring.
Text in image: YOU ARE NOT ALONE
one day the rain will stop
The image features a minimalist illustration of a figure sitting with arrows protruding from it, symbolizing emotional pain or struggle. Below the illustration, there is a quote expressing appreciation for those who endure hardship and continue to strive for strength.
Text in image: I love people who have felt the tiredness of their soul, get up in the morning and choose to stay strong. You make this world a better place.
– F.R
The image features a baseball game in progress at Coors Field, with players on the field and spectators in the stands. Surrounding the scene are colorful, stylized figures engaged in various actions, with the word “JUSTICE” prominently displayed at the bottom.
The image illustrates two scenarios labeled “EQUALITY” and “EQUITY,” showing three children trying to watch a baseball game over a fence. In the “EQUALITY” section, all children are given the same height boxes, while in the “EQUITY” section, the boxes are adjusted to allow each child to see over the fence based on their height.
y’all can tell he ain’t missin’ no meals.