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Proud Texan married to @txchaosnorder I enjoy the little things. Mimi to one precious granddaughter *Family*Nature*Crystals*Tattoos*Wrestling*

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My dad’s last #heartbeat….. #grief by @tx_fireeyes

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10 months ago

My dad & I eating at Casa Del Sol back in 2012. Hr took me on my 1st hunting trip when I was a young teen. Able to help out? Update 12/4 We’re unable to have any kind of service for my dad. This fundraiser is to take care of minimal things like cremation & updating his room so that Lillyanna has her space. All your help is greatly appreciated. https://gofund.me/b1c34e5a0 by @tx_fireeyes

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Fundraising to help us with cost of dad’s sudden death. https://gofund.me/8ee027d4c Any help is appreciated #. Update 12/4 We’re unable to have any kind of service for my dad at this time. This fundraiser is to take care of minimal things like cremation & updating his room so that Lillyanna has her space. All your help is greatly appreciated. by @tx_fireeyes

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a year ago

Gen X kids in the 80s 👇🏽

had slang for everything and an apology for nothing. by @tx_fireeyes

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15 days ago

I don’t get out much, so when I have a good hair day, it’s a good day. by @tx_fireeyes

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18 days ago

For decades, barefoot contact with the earth was dismissed as superstition. But modern researchers have begun studying what happens when bare skin touches natural surfaces like grass, soil, or sand—and the results are drawing attention. Some studies suggest grounding may help reduce stress, improve sleep, lower inflammation markers, and support nervous-system regulation.

Long before modern science, many cultures treated the earth as part of healing. Native traditions viewed the ground as a living connection to balance and wellbeing. Ancient Indian practices encouraged barefoot walking at sunrise, while Chinese medicine mapped pressure points in the feet linked to the body’s energy systems.

Science is still exploring how much of this is physiological, neurological, or psychological—but one thing is clear: slowing down, stepping outside, and reconnecting with nature has real effects on the body and mind. Sometimes the simplest habits are the ones we drifted furthest away from. by @tx_fireeyes

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2 months ago

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3 months ago

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3 months ago

Absolutely the BEST time to be a kid was the 80’s. #genx #genxers by @tx_fireeyes

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3 months ago

This may be the best video of my day!! by @tx_fireeyes

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3 months ago

Tomorrow night!!! by @tx_fireeyes

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3 months ago

You can really drive to the ocean, lakes, rivers, mountains, hills, flat lands, state protected parks that gives you all kinds of landscape #Texas. Don’t forget about all the wildlife you get to see. #dontmesswithtexas by @tx_fireeyes

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