Sarah Green Well Being

Sharing one of so many examples of women being there for women to celebrate International Women’s Day! 💕

At 75, Robyn Yerian did what most people wouldn’t dare. She took $150,000 from her retirement, bought five acres outside Cumby, Texas — empty land with no water, no electricity, no buildings — and dared to dream.

The dream? A place where older women could live with dignity, connection, and safety. A place that wasn’t a nursing home or a lonely apartment, but a small, self-sustaining community built for friendship and independence.

Robyn had learned from experience. She’d lived in a tiny-home village, studied what made communities thrive, and realized most women faced growing older alone, financially strained, and socially isolated. She refused to accept that future for anyone.

She built fourteen concrete pads with utilities. She moved her tiny home onto the land. She opened the gates — but only for women who shared her vision of respect, honesty, and mutual care.

The first night a group of women gathered around the fire pit, the conversation turned quietly serious. Loneliness. Divorce. Widowhood. Medical bills. Invisible decades. One woman finally asked: “What if this place were just for women?”

That question became the soul of The Bird’s Nest.

Today, eleven women live there, ranging from their thirties to late seventies. They share meals, drive each other to appointments, tend gardens, walk dogs, teach each other skills, and celebrate birthdays. The fire pit is the heart of the place, where stories are exchanged and laughter echoes under the Texas sky.

Robyn never raised rent. She never compromised on safety. She never allowed drama. She simply provided stability, respect, and a chance to age in community rather than isolation.

Statistics make the urgency clear: millions of older women live alone, many with less than $50,000 saved. Loneliness shortens life, erodes health, and deepens isolation. But here, in five acres of Texas dirt, women age with freedom, friendship, and dignity.

Robyn’s tiny-home village isn’t about wealth. It’s about life. It’s about refusing to let society make you invisible. It’s about building a place where growing older is not a sentence — it’s a choice to thrive.

Because sometimes, the boldest thing a person can do with retirement savings isn’t buy security — it’s build a home for the human heart.

Beautiful words! ❤️

💛 credit: heal_with_kelly

And imagine dealing with all this snow wearing that 😂

Best comment ever 😂 BAM! Geese!

Yep! She’s so amazing ❤️

Einstein’s brain was actually 15% smaller than the average adult’s… Yet he became one of the greatest minds in history. So if it wasn’t size that made him a genius… what was it? When scientists studied his brain, they discovered something remarkable: A super-bridge(called the corpus callosum) that connected logic + creativity in a way no one else had. This “Einstein bridge” gave him the ability to solve problems others couldn’t even imagine. Here’s the exciting part: You don’t need to be Einstein to strengthen your own brain. No matter your age. No matter your background. No matter your starting point. With the right daily practice, anyone can unlock sharper thinking, deeper creativity, and bigger ideas. Imagine having mental clarity, creative flow, and problem-solving power at your fingertips.The simple 6-minute method that’s helping thousands activate their own “Einstein bridge.” ( Results may vary ) Ready to see how it works? Watch the short presentation: LINK IN BIO ❤️ @quantum__manifestation . . .(Credit: Respective owner. DM us for credit or removal.) . . . #AbundanceShift #ManifestationRitual #MindsetMatters #WealthAlignment #SpiritualSuccess #ManifestingMagic #DailyAbundance #EnergyShift #SelfGrowthJourney #MindPower #RaiseYourVibration #SpiritualPractice #SubconsciousShift #LawOfAttractionLife

Spreading some human awesomeness. We all need to see moments of connection, of pure love and kindness.
Grab a Kleenex and let your heart expand 🥰💕
I’m still crying as I write this!
Thanks, Kerri Rossiter, for sharing this beautiful moment with me.

If there was ever a time I needed reminding why I do what I do. This was it 🫶🏻

I never get tired of these!! 💕

German photographer Christian Vieler captures the hilarious moments when dogs try to catch treats mid-air. 🐶❤️ Using a portable flash and a shutter speed of 1/8000th of a second, he began by photographing his Labrador retriever, Lotte, as she leaped eagerly for treats. What started as a simple experiment became the viral photo series “Dogs Catching Treats,” which later inspired his book Treat! and an upcoming follow-up release. Artist: @vieler.photography #art #photography #dogs