To the ashtanga yoga community: I’m cheering for you. Ive recieved a lot of shame and pressure from my colleagues over the years about my open approach — an approach that is now considered the gold standard in circles that respect both the science of strength and conditioning and yoga as an indigenous insight practice….
dads first time on the 54 (dc bus!)
Fact 1: still on spirit Fact 2: still no kids Fact 3: your parents come to live with you because the gay one has his shit together Fact 4: spirit has never had a crash. Fact 5: Join my yoga club. I’m still having a good time. The yoga works!
May we all have an Emma Stone
betty white is my mom’s comedy dopple. ilu both
Caring for others is often considered a noble and virtuous responsibility, one that evokes feelings of compassion, duty, and love. However, the act of caring is not always straightforward. It is a complex burden that requires more than just emotional investment. For those who have taken on the role of caregivers, the emotional toll can be immense, and the line between caring for others and simply managing the logistics of caregiving often becomes blurred. The reality is that caring for someone isn’t the same as being good at it.
The photo features a woman with curly hair, wearing a red feather boa and black gloves, set against a pink background. The mood is glamorous and confident, as she gazes directly at the camera.
Text in image: mom
The photo features a man with a mustache, wearing a leather jacket, seated with his arm resting on a chair. The setting has a warm, nostalgic mood, indicated by the dark background and the frame of the picture.
🌀 its ok to spiral, its the holidays 💥 Honeatly its better than a house fire. meltdown and cry and then put it back but only one.
My “home gym” for the last 4 years has been in Playa del Carmen. @impetusfitnesss welcome’d me and my family in as a part of their family– so patient with me as I learn gym Spanish. @jaimescandont is a great coach, and his skills as a coach are just 👨🍳💋– they’re growing faster than my…