She/They | Boulderer and cyclist | artist| healer| 💫
San Diego, CA
Joined June 2009
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Taylor Lynn 🦔 retweeted
First rule of hydrate club: Stay hydrated.
Second rule of hydrate club: Tell everyone you know about hydrate club.
Third rule of hydrate club: Just a minute…need a bathroom break.
ALT American mink with wet fur, and a sour expression, standing next to a rock at Lake Clark National Park and Preserve, Alaska. You talked about hydrate club, didn’t you? Good.
Taylor Lynn 🦔 retweeted
Friend: “I love your outfit!”
Me: Thanks! It has pockets!
Did you know sea otters have flaps of loose skin under each forearm that they use like a pocket? What are these pockets full of? (Hint: It’s not sunshine.)
ALT A sea otter in the water floating on its back at Kenai Fjords National Park, Alaska. Pockets not visible.
Taylor Lynn 🦔 retweeted
This months reading was very different than usual for Scorpio placements. It was all about REST & taking time to heal. Many of you have not slowed down in months & it’s finally catching up to you. You definitely need to listen to your body and go off the grid for a bit.
Taylor Lynn 🦔 retweeted
Your “summer body” is the one you’re in now. Your body is worthy of your love in every stage, in every state.
Taylor Lynn 🦔 retweeted
I’m proud of you for holding on when things got hard, for not giving up on yourself. Never forget how needed you are here.
Taylor Lynn 🦔 retweeted
Say it with me:
Everything I go through, I get through, I grow through. Everything that exits my life is always replaced by something even better. I never lack.
Taylor Lynn 🦔 retweeted
It’s ok if you fall apart sometimes. S’mores fall apart, and we still love them.
Taylor Lynn 🦔 retweeted
sometimes we're not craving sugar, we're craving intimacy. affectionate. touch. companions. laughter. our cravings tell us a lot about what we need in our lives.
Taylor Lynn 🦔 retweeted
I throw my arms up in the air sometimes…Saying ayeoh, I’m a saguaro. 🌵
📸: @SaguaroNPS
ALT Looking up at a saguaro cactus with multiple “arms.”
