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Home Actress Amy Jackson Instagram Photos and Posts March 2020 Amy Jackson Instagram - real life VS insta life (and no, I didn’t just chuck AP into the sea 🤽🏼‍♀️)

Amy Jackson Instagram – real life VS insta life (and no, I didn’t just chuck AP into the sea 🤽🏼‍♀️)

Amy Jackson Instagram - real life VS insta life (and no, I didn’t just chuck AP into the sea 🤽🏼‍♀️)

Amy Jackson Instagram – real life VS insta life (and no, I didn’t just chuck AP into the sea 🤽🏼‍♀️) | Posted on 30/Jan/2020 18:27:32

Amy Jackson Instagram – Just to ‘simply’ wake up and see my son lying next to me is a blessing. To be able to walk outside on my own two legs and hear the waves with my own two ears is a blessing. To have the chance to speak to my best friends and family so I can tell them I love them is a blessing. If you opened your eyes today and took another breath – you’re winning!! With everything that’s happening across the world right now… just to LIVE another day is truly a gift!! I’m going into my 28th year on this planet with a whole new perspective and a heart filled with gratitude anddddd I’m gonna start with this little rain dance!! Yes it’s p*ssing down on my birthday and there’s not an ounce of sun to be seen BUT on the plus side, the plants are happy 🙃 Seychelles Island, East Africa
Amy Jackson Instagram – Join me today in becoming a Koala Hero by supporting the #KoalaComeback Campaign! ⠀🐨 This powerful image, called ‘Survivor’ comes from photographer @DavidYarrow, who has launched the campaign with @wild.ark to raise $2 million to support recovery efforts in Australia. ⠀🐨 You can either make a small donation. (see link in bio for @DavidYarrow) to receive and share a digital print and help make this campaign go viral or donate from $1,000 to purchase a Yarrow fine art print. ⠀🐨 50% of the proceeds raised through this campaign will be directed to @EarthAlliance ’s Australia Wildfire Fund, and WildArk will use the remaining 50% to support local organizations working on wildlife rehabilitation and habitat restoration. ⠀🐨 “The day in Australia when I saw 500 dead animals for every live one will remain with me forever,” Yarrow said. “This is a call to arms and we are blessed with a celebrated army of passionate conservationists. I hope that this photograph of a lone koala I found sitting dumbfounded at the base of a tree, which we are calling ‘Survivor,’ becomes known and emblematic of a period in time when we all became aware of our planet’s deep fragility—and that it can help us raise money to make a difference.” @global_wildlife_conservation

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