This year, meet something new. 🥰

We have a very adaptive body and it loves to respond to challenge and change. Here are the cycles we can go through in life within sustainable ways to meet our fitness goals. We can cycle between these seasonably or even with our menstrual cycle. Think about where you’re at. THE DIETER - Eats l

2025 was a year of fighting to be the best I can be; it was a year of loss, of laughter, of friends and of memories. I played my music to so many people this year, I got to meet so many of you at cons, I spent so much time with friends, this year was so packed!! To every single person who s

Something I love：Dan Southworth aka Eric Meyers from Power Rangers Time Force 2x this year #hellolemon8

Do and Don’ts for your freshman year 🍋 DO: Join a club Or a team, or a sorority, or anything apart of your college. This will give you sense of community, especially if you’re on a large campus, and will also give you something to do that isn’t studying. You’ll also meet new people, and be abl

This is the Astrological New Year. But let’s be clear… This is not a soft reset. This is not a “fresh start” in the way people like to say it. This is a reset that comes with pressure. Because you don’t just step into a new year. You are met by it. And what this year is asking is s

Happy Saturday ✨ Hello and nice to meet you I’m Bri ❤️ your resident fae bestie, gaming nerd, twitch steamer, comic book collector, and work from home buddy 🌿 Phew 😮‍💨 that was a lot but to mention more about me - I’ve been building my cozy office for 3 years now and my main goals with my se

🫡Consistency in work and in training I have been posting on social media since 2020, but this was the first year I truly felt like I gave it my all. I had wins and I had some big flops, but I did not let the numbers slow me down. I kept showing up and putting myself out there anyway. With a lot

Now that I’m 25 years old, I have had so many experiences now then I did when I was 18 years old. My mind was focused on partying, finally having my “independence”, and becoming a legal adult. Of course, as we grow we learn. So these are the thing I would tell my 18 year old self (and you guys)!

In today’s world it can feel daunting trying to make new friends, but I promise you there are some magical ways to meet the people who are supposed to be in your life! “Meetup” App: this is an app where you can find meetup times for certain activities and groups! From mom groups to local runner

This is Obi Wan Kenobi! He’s currently a 2.5 year old schnauzer-terrier mix, and is AMAZING! He’s very protective of his family but is willing to meet new people. He isn’t violent in any way, but he will bark… a LOT! He loves to play with his Chuck-it ball outside and cuddle up in a blanket. He bur

A few more facts about my boy!! - i got him when he was a little over 2 months old, i’ve had him for 4 months now and he has grown so much! (i plan to show his growth over a year when he gets there!)😊 - he is a golden retriever - great pyrenees mix! he’s such an amazing boy! 🐾 - it’s his half b

Hello 🍋8 family!! Hope you’ve had a happy holiday season so far! If you’re looking for a “new year new me” kind of SUV take a look at the 2025 Nissan Kicks! It’s a spacious midsized SUV that offers the best of both worlds when it comes to technology and a super fun drive. AND IT COMES IN THIS SUPER

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ | Long Shot yeah… no crumbs. this completely wrecked me in the best way. it’s heavy, emotional, uncomfortable at times but so necessary. ms. ryan did not play with this story. the way she handled trauma, control, survival, and healing felt raw and real, not romanticized or watered do

THEME: Reflection • Integration • Renewal ✨ WHY THIS RESET MATTERS Before a new year begins, your chakras quietly hold everything you lived through in the last twelve months. The lessons. The emotions. The breakthroughs. The heaviness. The versions of you that you’re outgrowing. A

New year, new opportunities! Setting resolutions can help you stay focused and grow in all areas of your life. Here’s how to create meaningful resolutions and stick to them in college: 1. Be Specific • Instead of saying, “I’ll study more,” set a goal like, “I’ll study for 2 hours every