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I may have turned 34 last week but I am refusing to grow up taken in Haight Ashbury by @hollsmb

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Someone called me “practical magic Gillian” and that has been the best compliment I’ve ever received 🐦‍⬛ by @hollsmb

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I was told I’m “too young” to get into birding, so please put your pro-birding comments below 🙏 taken in Blue Heron Boathouse by @hollsmb

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3 months ago

just a girl and her trinkets 🐚 taken in San Francisco, California by @hollsmb

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6 months ago

Just trying to regulate my nervous system taken in Yosemite National Park by @hollsmb

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a year ago

letting the light shine in taken in Sausalito, California by @hollsmb

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a year ago

important life update: this is my new favorite tree taken in Cole Valley by @hollsmb

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a year ago

posting these because I felt pretty ✨🧚🏻‍♀️ by @hollsmb

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a year ago

Happy International Workers’ Day!! ♥️💪🏼 taken in San Francisco, California by @hollsmb

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a year ago

A beautiful fairytale wedding for a beautiful fairytale love 💕 taken in Sunol, California by @hollsmb

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a year ago

Lily and Margot were so excited for spring, they decided to come out 10 weeks early. So happy for my sister and her family 🐣🌸 and now I have two more nieces to love 💕I already love these teeny tinies so much!! taken in Colorado Springs, Colorado by @hollsmb

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“Everybody out of the pool!!” I grew up hearing this phrase almost every day, coming from my father as we were getting out of the car arriving home from school, church, soccer practice, the grocery store. I suppose he would also say it if it was actually time to get out of an actual swimming pool. It was one of those “classic dad phrases” that my sisters and I used to roll our eyes at, but then of course adopted as soon as we were the ones in the driver’s seat and prompting others to get out of the car. Today, on the third anniversary of my father’s death, I heard that phrase come out of a stranger’s mouth for the first time as he was exiting and holding the door open for his family to leave. My sister and I immediately locked eyes from across the bookstore (because of course we were in a bookstore). I happened to be in Maine for a short visit and was not even planning on visiting this store, as I had already spent too much money on books this week. But we decided last minute to go in anyway. I’m glad we did 💙 by @hollsmb

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