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Have a nice week 😊
Have a nice week 😊
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Did a 3 mile outdoor jog walk this…
Did a 3 mile outdoor jog/walk this early afternoon. It was humid as could be, but this selfie made me realize the effort is worth not looking like a little brown pig anymore.
I’m likely going to keep my distance running primarily outdoors at this point.
Alexandra Mayers Live: Week 7 marathon training thoughts
Alexandra Mayers LIVE: immigrants, mental illness, mental disability & the ability to consent to sex
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0pRkDXE3hk
Just a few recent photos decided to sport…
Just a few recent photos… decided to sport some bangs for a while.
Some thoughts, photos and videos from the past few days of the life of Alexandra Mayers
My live beach podcast didn’t work out today due to wifi stability issues, bit that’s OK – I’ll get into my studio later tonight to tackle the issue I tweeted about earlier.
For now, enjoy this glimpse of my life 😊 #AlexandraMayers #beach pic.twitter.com/InCI74ZMYv
— Alexandra Mayers aka GOD (@AlexMayersLIVE) February 21, 2019
Continued progress on my weightloss and fitness journey
This is where my #body is at now. I still need to lose a few more pounds but I'm seeing the improvement. Keep in mind I will be 39 years old in January and have never had any cosmetic surgery. #weightloss #progress #fitness #selfies #AlexandraMayers pic.twitter.com/t0wliv77Ns
— Alexandra Mayers (@AlexMayersLIVE) November 26, 2017
Enjoy my video footage photos and thoughts from…
Enjoy my video footage, photos and thoughts from the August 21, 2017 eclipse (which I spent camping at the point of totality epicenter in Hopkinsville, KY / Eclipseville).
Photographs of the 2017 solar eclipse from the 100% point of totality – Hopkinsville, KY (aka Eclipseville)
The evening of August 17th I set forth (on what I believe will always be one of my most memorable journeys) to witness the August 21, 2017 solar eclipse at the 100% point of totality in Hopkinsville, KY (aka Eclipseville).
Hopkinsville is a VERY interesting place – click here to read a bit about the city’s history.
I have SO MUCH to share about my camping trip (and I also have some video footage to post) – so make sure you join my live webcast this Friday. For now, enjoy these photographs I was able to take with my 10 year old Sony DCR-SR62 camera with eclipse shades taped to the lens (I’m amazed I was able to capture these considering my lack of preparedness and low end technology, but hey… sometimes things just work out).
