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Tyler Wolfe
Actor | Writer | Teacher | 🌊 Laguna 🌲Altadena 🎦 Hollywood “Bless my eyes this morning, Jah sun is on the rise once again.” Bob Marley
Some shots of my favorite beach, jumping into a portal, a bird, an anemone and Bug.
Some shots of my favorite beach, jumping into a portal, a bird, an anemone and Bug.
Some shots of my favorite beach, jumping into a portal, a bird, an anemone and Bug.
Some shots of my favorite beach, jumping into a portal, a bird, an anemone and Bug.
Some shots of my favorite beach, jumping into a portal, a bird, an anemone and Bug.
Some shots of my favorite beach, jumping into a portal, a bird, an anemone and Bug.
Some shots of my favorite beach, jumping into a portal, a bird, an anemone and Bug.
Some shots of my favorite beach, jumping into a portal, a bird, an anemone and Bug.
Some shots of my favorite beach, jumping into a portal, a bird, an anemone and Bug.
Some shots of my favorite beach, jumping into a portal, a bird, an anemone and Bug.
Some shots of my favorite beach, jumping into a portal, a bird, an anemone and Bug.
Happy new year! 2025 was one of the toughest years of my life. It started with our house and town being burnt down. I feel like I’ve been tested mentally, emotionally and physically. But there have been many great moments. It’s a good reminder that life is not all good or all bad. And that’s okay. Grateful to be here and to have great family and friends along the way. Cheers to a clean slate #2026 @thatelaineloh @froggy__doggy
Happy new year! 2025 was one of the toughest years of my life. It started with our house and town being burnt down. I feel like I’ve been tested mentally, emotionally and physically. But there have been many great moments. It’s a good reminder that life is not all good or all bad. And that’s okay. Grateful to be here and to have great family and friends along the way. Cheers to a clean slate #2026 @thatelaineloh @froggy__doggy
Happy new year! 2025 was one of the toughest years of my life. It started with our house and town being burnt down. I feel like I’ve been tested mentally, emotionally and physically. But there have been many great moments. It’s a good reminder that life is not all good or all bad. And that’s okay. Grateful to be here and to have great family and friends along the way. Cheers to a clean slate #2026 @thatelaineloh @froggy__doggy
Happy new year! 2025 was one of the toughest years of my life. It started with our house and town being burnt down. I feel like I’ve been tested mentally, emotionally and physically. But there have been many great moments. It’s a good reminder that life is not all good or all bad. And that’s okay. Grateful to be here and to have great family and friends along the way. Cheers to a clean slate #2026 @thatelaineloh @froggy__doggy
Happy new year! 2025 was one of the toughest years of my life. It started with our house and town being burnt down. I feel like I’ve been tested mentally, emotionally and physically. But there have been many great moments. It’s a good reminder that life is not all good or all bad. And that’s okay. Grateful to be here and to have great family and friends along the way. Cheers to a clean slate #2026 @thatelaineloh @froggy__doggy
Happy new year! 2025 was one of the toughest years of my life. It started with our house and town being burnt down. I feel like I’ve been tested mentally, emotionally and physically. But there have been many great moments. It’s a good reminder that life is not all good or all bad. And that’s okay. Grateful to be here and to have great family and friends along the way. Cheers to a clean slate #2026 @thatelaineloh @froggy__doggy
Happy new year! 2025 was one of the toughest years of my life. It started with our house and town being burnt down. I feel like I’ve been tested mentally, emotionally and physically. But there have been many great moments. It’s a good reminder that life is not all good or all bad. And that’s okay. Grateful to be here and to have great family and friends along the way. Cheers to a clean slate #2026 @thatelaineloh @froggy__doggy
Happy new year! 2025 was one of the toughest years of my life. It started with our house and town being burnt down. I feel like I’ve been tested mentally, emotionally and physically. But there have been many great moments. It’s a good reminder that life is not all good or all bad. And that’s okay. Grateful to be here and to have great family and friends along the way. Cheers to a clean slate #2026 @thatelaineloh @froggy__doggy
Happy new year! 2025 was one of the toughest years of my life. It started with our house and town being burnt down. I feel like I’ve been tested mentally, emotionally and physically. But there have been many great moments. It’s a good reminder that life is not all good or all bad. And that’s okay. Grateful to be here and to have great family and friends along the way. Cheers to a clean slate #2026 @thatelaineloh @froggy__doggy
Happy new year! 2025 was one of the toughest years of my life. It started with our house and town being burnt down. I feel like I’ve been tested mentally, emotionally and physically. But there have been many great moments. It’s a good reminder that life is not all good or all bad. And that’s okay. Grateful to be here and to have great family and friends along the way. Cheers to a clean slate #2026 @thatelaineloh @froggy__doggy
Happy new year! 2025 was one of the toughest years of my life. It started with our house and town being burnt down. I feel like I’ve been tested mentally, emotionally and physically. But there have been many great moments. It’s a good reminder that life is not all good or all bad. And that’s okay. Grateful to be here and to have great family and friends along the way. Cheers to a clean slate #2026 @thatelaineloh @froggy__doggy
Happy new year! 2025 was one of the toughest years of my life. It started with our house and town being burnt down. I feel like I’ve been tested mentally, emotionally and physically. But there have been many great moments. It’s a good reminder that life is not all good or all bad. And that’s okay. Grateful to be here and to have great family and friends along the way. Cheers to a clean slate #2026 @thatelaineloh @froggy__doggy
Happy new year! 2025 was one of the toughest years of my life. It started with our house and town being burnt down. I feel like I’ve been tested mentally, emotionally and physically. But there have been many great moments. It’s a good reminder that life is not all good or all bad. And that’s okay. Grateful to be here and to have great family and friends along the way. Cheers to a clean slate #2026 @thatelaineloh @froggy__doggy
Happy new year! 2025 was one of the toughest years of my life. It started with our house and town being burnt down. I feel like I’ve been tested mentally, emotionally and physically. But there have been many great moments. It’s a good reminder that life is not all good or all bad. And that’s okay. Grateful to be here and to have great family and friends along the way. Cheers to a clean slate #2026 @thatelaineloh @froggy__doggy
Happy new year! 2025 was one of the toughest years of my life. It started with our house and town being burnt down. I feel like I’ve been tested mentally, emotionally and physically. But there have been many great moments. It’s a good reminder that life is not all good or all bad. And that’s okay. Grateful to be here and to have great family and friends along the way. Cheers to a clean slate #2026 @thatelaineloh @froggy__doggy
Happy new year! 2025 was one of the toughest years of my life. It started with our house and town being burnt down. I feel like I’ve been tested mentally, emotionally and physically. But there have been many great moments. It’s a good reminder that life is not all good or all bad. And that’s okay. Grateful to be here and to have great family and friends along the way. Cheers to a clean slate #2026 @thatelaineloh @froggy__doggy
Happy new year! 2025 was one of the toughest years of my life. It started with our house and town being burnt down. I feel like I’ve been tested mentally, emotionally and physically. But there have been many great moments. It’s a good reminder that life is not all good or all bad. And that’s okay. Grateful to be here and to have great family and friends along the way. Cheers to a clean slate #2026 @thatelaineloh @froggy__doggy
Happy new year! 2025 was one of the toughest years of my life. It started with our house and town being burnt down. I feel like I’ve been tested mentally, emotionally and physically. But there have been many great moments. It’s a good reminder that life is not all good or all bad. And that’s okay. Grateful to be here and to have great family and friends along the way. Cheers to a clean slate #2026 @thatelaineloh @froggy__doggy
Volunteering in Altadena with @habitatforhumanity ..Just a couple blocks from our place 💚
Volunteering in Altadena with @habitatforhumanity ..Just a couple blocks from our place 💚
Volunteering in Altadena with @habitatforhumanity ..Just a couple blocks from our place 💚
Volunteering in Altadena with @habitatforhumanity ..Just a couple blocks from our place 💚
Volunteering in Altadena with @habitatforhumanity ..Just a couple blocks from our place 💚
I had an amazing experience working on THE PITT with @therealnoahwyle and @shawnyhats. Directed by creator @johnwellsproductions. All such cool people and such a welcoming set. Thanks to casting director @sethcaskey and my amazing team @stojgina and @elev8agency! Grateful for the experience. Episode 15 of THE PITT streams tonight at 6pm on MAX. Such an intense, cool show! I’d be watching even if I wasn’t on it. Check it!
Breaking news. Tyler Wolfe had a great day on set - working on a top secret big network show. 1 day co-star🙏 TMZ broke in and took these shots while he was chillin in his trailer. Check out the mini fridge, check out the TV with VCR/DVD capabilities, check out the microwave. “Bring me my hot pocket and 27 brown m&m’s in a brandy glass!” he shouted.. to no one. Onward and upward. Grateful for epic experiences in the Hollywood Dreamland. Humbly speaking in third person, Tyler Wolfe is excited to attract more bookings and more success and more abundance into his life. The channels to receive the universe’s gifts are open. Thank you @elev8agency and @stojgina for your hard work and epic support 💚🙏 #actor #television #growth #abundance #gratitude #love #hotpockets #VCR
Breaking news. Tyler Wolfe had a great day on set - working on a top secret big network show. 1 day co-star🙏 TMZ broke in and took these shots while he was chillin in his trailer. Check out the mini fridge, check out the TV with VCR/DVD capabilities, check out the microwave. “Bring me my hot pocket and 27 brown m&m’s in a brandy glass!” he shouted.. to no one. Onward and upward. Grateful for epic experiences in the Hollywood Dreamland. Humbly speaking in third person, Tyler Wolfe is excited to attract more bookings and more success and more abundance into his life. The channels to receive the universe’s gifts are open. Thank you @elev8agency and @stojgina for your hard work and epic support 💚🙏 #actor #television #growth #abundance #gratitude #love #hotpockets #VCR
Breaking news. Tyler Wolfe had a great day on set - working on a top secret big network show. 1 day co-star🙏 TMZ broke in and took these shots while he was chillin in his trailer. Check out the mini fridge, check out the TV with VCR/DVD capabilities, check out the microwave. “Bring me my hot pocket and 27 brown m&m’s in a brandy glass!” he shouted.. to no one. Onward and upward. Grateful for epic experiences in the Hollywood Dreamland. Humbly speaking in third person, Tyler Wolfe is excited to attract more bookings and more success and more abundance into his life. The channels to receive the universe’s gifts are open. Thank you @elev8agency and @stojgina for your hard work and epic support 💚🙏 #actor #television #growth #abundance #gratitude #love #hotpockets #VCR
Thank you to everyone that has reached out to Elaine and I about the loss of our home. It’s awful not being able to go home. It’s such a strange, shitty feeling. Surreal. We lost all of our belongings and all of our special keepsakes. They’ll never return.
I went through pictures recently and felt a lot of gratitude for all the moments we spent in that house. It was our safe haven, our comfort zone, our creative space, our exercise space, our place to chill and get away and recharge. Our neighbors were fantastic. One neighbor I would have full conversations through the fence like on “Home Improvement.” Damn.. we were so lucky to have all of that. So many great memories.
The first time I set eyes on our house, I knew I wanted to live there before I even walked inside. There was a hammock in the backyard. I walked toward it and kicked back. I looked up to the oak grove to the right, the eucalyptus in front of me, and the giant ash tree and all sorts of amazing nature to the left. And I told Elaine, “This it. We gotta live here.”
“Maybe we should go inside first,” she answered. Haha.
It’s so crazy that so many are going through this right now. And even if you didn’t lose anything, this shit has been traumatic. My heart goes out to everyone.
The big silver lining is we have had so much love and support. It has been amazing. We are currently in a friend’s guesthouse and so grateful to them. So many people have reached out and we have not once felt alone in this. We are feeling the love! Thank you, thank you, thank you!! It means so much.Our friend @plonskyrebecca set up a gofundme while we were still both in states of utter shock. It has done so well and we were even able to help a neighbor who was in a tougher situation than us. Thank you all for donating. It is going to help so much.
Although the future may be a bit tricky, we are extremely grateful to have so many great friends and family.. just amazing how people have responded in this crazy time.
Here are some pics that fill my heart with gratitude. And one pic of what remains. Posting that one just to live in reality and help me mentally move on to next steps. Much love to y’all ❤️
Thank you to everyone that has reached out to Elaine and I about the loss of our home. It’s awful not being able to go home. It’s such a strange, shitty feeling. Surreal. We lost all of our belongings and all of our special keepsakes. They’ll never return.
I went through pictures recently and felt a lot of gratitude for all the moments we spent in that house. It was our safe haven, our comfort zone, our creative space, our exercise space, our place to chill and get away and recharge. Our neighbors were fantastic. One neighbor I would have full conversations through the fence like on “Home Improvement.” Damn.. we were so lucky to have all of that. So many great memories.
The first time I set eyes on our house, I knew I wanted to live there before I even walked inside. There was a hammock in the backyard. I walked toward it and kicked back. I looked up to the oak grove to the right, the eucalyptus in front of me, and the giant ash tree and all sorts of amazing nature to the left. And I told Elaine, “This it. We gotta live here.”
“Maybe we should go inside first,” she answered. Haha.
It’s so crazy that so many are going through this right now. And even if you didn’t lose anything, this shit has been traumatic. My heart goes out to everyone.
The big silver lining is we have had so much love and support. It has been amazing. We are currently in a friend’s guesthouse and so grateful to them. So many people have reached out and we have not once felt alone in this. We are feeling the love! Thank you, thank you, thank you!! It means so much.Our friend @plonskyrebecca set up a gofundme while we were still both in states of utter shock. It has done so well and we were even able to help a neighbor who was in a tougher situation than us. Thank you all for donating. It is going to help so much.
Although the future may be a bit tricky, we are extremely grateful to have so many great friends and family.. just amazing how people have responded in this crazy time.
Here are some pics that fill my heart with gratitude. And one pic of what remains. Posting that one just to live in reality and help me mentally move on to next steps. Much love to y’all ❤️
Thank you to everyone that has reached out to Elaine and I about the loss of our home. It’s awful not being able to go home. It’s such a strange, shitty feeling. Surreal. We lost all of our belongings and all of our special keepsakes. They’ll never return.
I went through pictures recently and felt a lot of gratitude for all the moments we spent in that house. It was our safe haven, our comfort zone, our creative space, our exercise space, our place to chill and get away and recharge. Our neighbors were fantastic. One neighbor I would have full conversations through the fence like on “Home Improvement.” Damn.. we were so lucky to have all of that. So many great memories.
The first time I set eyes on our house, I knew I wanted to live there before I even walked inside. There was a hammock in the backyard. I walked toward it and kicked back. I looked up to the oak grove to the right, the eucalyptus in front of me, and the giant ash tree and all sorts of amazing nature to the left. And I told Elaine, “This it. We gotta live here.”
“Maybe we should go inside first,” she answered. Haha.
It’s so crazy that so many are going through this right now. And even if you didn’t lose anything, this shit has been traumatic. My heart goes out to everyone.
The big silver lining is we have had so much love and support. It has been amazing. We are currently in a friend’s guesthouse and so grateful to them. So many people have reached out and we have not once felt alone in this. We are feeling the love! Thank you, thank you, thank you!! It means so much.Our friend @plonskyrebecca set up a gofundme while we were still both in states of utter shock. It has done so well and we were even able to help a neighbor who was in a tougher situation than us. Thank you all for donating. It is going to help so much.
Although the future may be a bit tricky, we are extremely grateful to have so many great friends and family.. just amazing how people have responded in this crazy time.
Here are some pics that fill my heart with gratitude. And one pic of what remains. Posting that one just to live in reality and help me mentally move on to next steps. Much love to y’all ❤️
Thank you to everyone that has reached out to Elaine and I about the loss of our home. It’s awful not being able to go home. It’s such a strange, shitty feeling. Surreal. We lost all of our belongings and all of our special keepsakes. They’ll never return.
I went through pictures recently and felt a lot of gratitude for all the moments we spent in that house. It was our safe haven, our comfort zone, our creative space, our exercise space, our place to chill and get away and recharge. Our neighbors were fantastic. One neighbor I would have full conversations through the fence like on “Home Improvement.” Damn.. we were so lucky to have all of that. So many great memories.
The first time I set eyes on our house, I knew I wanted to live there before I even walked inside. There was a hammock in the backyard. I walked toward it and kicked back. I looked up to the oak grove to the right, the eucalyptus in front of me, and the giant ash tree and all sorts of amazing nature to the left. And I told Elaine, “This it. We gotta live here.”
“Maybe we should go inside first,” she answered. Haha.
It’s so crazy that so many are going through this right now. And even if you didn’t lose anything, this shit has been traumatic. My heart goes out to everyone.
The big silver lining is we have had so much love and support. It has been amazing. We are currently in a friend’s guesthouse and so grateful to them. So many people have reached out and we have not once felt alone in this. We are feeling the love! Thank you, thank you, thank you!! It means so much.Our friend @plonskyrebecca set up a gofundme while we were still both in states of utter shock. It has done so well and we were even able to help a neighbor who was in a tougher situation than us. Thank you all for donating. It is going to help so much.
Although the future may be a bit tricky, we are extremely grateful to have so many great friends and family.. just amazing how people have responded in this crazy time.
Here are some pics that fill my heart with gratitude. And one pic of what remains. Posting that one just to live in reality and help me mentally move on to next steps. Much love to y’all ❤️
Thank you to everyone that has reached out to Elaine and I about the loss of our home. It’s awful not being able to go home. It’s such a strange, shitty feeling. Surreal. We lost all of our belongings and all of our special keepsakes. They’ll never return.
I went through pictures recently and felt a lot of gratitude for all the moments we spent in that house. It was our safe haven, our comfort zone, our creative space, our exercise space, our place to chill and get away and recharge. Our neighbors were fantastic. One neighbor I would have full conversations through the fence like on “Home Improvement.” Damn.. we were so lucky to have all of that. So many great memories.
The first time I set eyes on our house, I knew I wanted to live there before I even walked inside. There was a hammock in the backyard. I walked toward it and kicked back. I looked up to the oak grove to the right, the eucalyptus in front of me, and the giant ash tree and all sorts of amazing nature to the left. And I told Elaine, “This it. We gotta live here.”
“Maybe we should go inside first,” she answered. Haha.
It’s so crazy that so many are going through this right now. And even if you didn’t lose anything, this shit has been traumatic. My heart goes out to everyone.
The big silver lining is we have had so much love and support. It has been amazing. We are currently in a friend’s guesthouse and so grateful to them. So many people have reached out and we have not once felt alone in this. We are feeling the love! Thank you, thank you, thank you!! It means so much.Our friend @plonskyrebecca set up a gofundme while we were still both in states of utter shock. It has done so well and we were even able to help a neighbor who was in a tougher situation than us. Thank you all for donating. It is going to help so much.
Although the future may be a bit tricky, we are extremely grateful to have so many great friends and family.. just amazing how people have responded in this crazy time.
Here are some pics that fill my heart with gratitude. And one pic of what remains. Posting that one just to live in reality and help me mentally move on to next steps. Much love to y’all ❤️
Thank you to everyone that has reached out to Elaine and I about the loss of our home. It’s awful not being able to go home. It’s such a strange, shitty feeling. Surreal. We lost all of our belongings and all of our special keepsakes. They’ll never return.
I went through pictures recently and felt a lot of gratitude for all the moments we spent in that house. It was our safe haven, our comfort zone, our creative space, our exercise space, our place to chill and get away and recharge. Our neighbors were fantastic. One neighbor I would have full conversations through the fence like on “Home Improvement.” Damn.. we were so lucky to have all of that. So many great memories.
The first time I set eyes on our house, I knew I wanted to live there before I even walked inside. There was a hammock in the backyard. I walked toward it and kicked back. I looked up to the oak grove to the right, the eucalyptus in front of me, and the giant ash tree and all sorts of amazing nature to the left. And I told Elaine, “This it. We gotta live here.”
“Maybe we should go inside first,” she answered. Haha.
It’s so crazy that so many are going through this right now. And even if you didn’t lose anything, this shit has been traumatic. My heart goes out to everyone.
The big silver lining is we have had so much love and support. It has been amazing. We are currently in a friend’s guesthouse and so grateful to them. So many people have reached out and we have not once felt alone in this. We are feeling the love! Thank you, thank you, thank you!! It means so much.Our friend @plonskyrebecca set up a gofundme while we were still both in states of utter shock. It has done so well and we were even able to help a neighbor who was in a tougher situation than us. Thank you all for donating. It is going to help so much.
Although the future may be a bit tricky, we are extremely grateful to have so many great friends and family.. just amazing how people have responded in this crazy time.
Here are some pics that fill my heart with gratitude. And one pic of what remains. Posting that one just to live in reality and help me mentally move on to next steps. Much love to y’all ❤️
Thank you to everyone that has reached out to Elaine and I about the loss of our home. It’s awful not being able to go home. It’s such a strange, shitty feeling. Surreal. We lost all of our belongings and all of our special keepsakes. They’ll never return.
I went through pictures recently and felt a lot of gratitude for all the moments we spent in that house. It was our safe haven, our comfort zone, our creative space, our exercise space, our place to chill and get away and recharge. Our neighbors were fantastic. One neighbor I would have full conversations through the fence like on “Home Improvement.” Damn.. we were so lucky to have all of that. So many great memories.
The first time I set eyes on our house, I knew I wanted to live there before I even walked inside. There was a hammock in the backyard. I walked toward it and kicked back. I looked up to the oak grove to the right, the eucalyptus in front of me, and the giant ash tree and all sorts of amazing nature to the left. And I told Elaine, “This it. We gotta live here.”
“Maybe we should go inside first,” she answered. Haha.
It’s so crazy that so many are going through this right now. And even if you didn’t lose anything, this shit has been traumatic. My heart goes out to everyone.
The big silver lining is we have had so much love and support. It has been amazing. We are currently in a friend’s guesthouse and so grateful to them. So many people have reached out and we have not once felt alone in this. We are feeling the love! Thank you, thank you, thank you!! It means so much.Our friend @plonskyrebecca set up a gofundme while we were still both in states of utter shock. It has done so well and we were even able to help a neighbor who was in a tougher situation than us. Thank you all for donating. It is going to help so much.
Although the future may be a bit tricky, we are extremely grateful to have so many great friends and family.. just amazing how people have responded in this crazy time.
Here are some pics that fill my heart with gratitude. And one pic of what remains. Posting that one just to live in reality and help me mentally move on to next steps. Much love to y’all ❤️
Thank you to everyone that has reached out to Elaine and I about the loss of our home. It’s awful not being able to go home. It’s such a strange, shitty feeling. Surreal. We lost all of our belongings and all of our special keepsakes. They’ll never return.
I went through pictures recently and felt a lot of gratitude for all the moments we spent in that house. It was our safe haven, our comfort zone, our creative space, our exercise space, our place to chill and get away and recharge. Our neighbors were fantastic. One neighbor I would have full conversations through the fence like on “Home Improvement.” Damn.. we were so lucky to have all of that. So many great memories.
The first time I set eyes on our house, I knew I wanted to live there before I even walked inside. There was a hammock in the backyard. I walked toward it and kicked back. I looked up to the oak grove to the right, the eucalyptus in front of me, and the giant ash tree and all sorts of amazing nature to the left. And I told Elaine, “This it. We gotta live here.”
“Maybe we should go inside first,” she answered. Haha.
It’s so crazy that so many are going through this right now. And even if you didn’t lose anything, this shit has been traumatic. My heart goes out to everyone.
The big silver lining is we have had so much love and support. It has been amazing. We are currently in a friend’s guesthouse and so grateful to them. So many people have reached out and we have not once felt alone in this. We are feeling the love! Thank you, thank you, thank you!! It means so much.Our friend @plonskyrebecca set up a gofundme while we were still both in states of utter shock. It has done so well and we were even able to help a neighbor who was in a tougher situation than us. Thank you all for donating. It is going to help so much.
Although the future may be a bit tricky, we are extremely grateful to have so many great friends and family.. just amazing how people have responded in this crazy time.
Here are some pics that fill my heart with gratitude. And one pic of what remains. Posting that one just to live in reality and help me mentally move on to next steps. Much love to y’all ❤️
Thank you to everyone that has reached out to Elaine and I about the loss of our home. It’s awful not being able to go home. It’s such a strange, shitty feeling. Surreal. We lost all of our belongings and all of our special keepsakes. They’ll never return.
I went through pictures recently and felt a lot of gratitude for all the moments we spent in that house. It was our safe haven, our comfort zone, our creative space, our exercise space, our place to chill and get away and recharge. Our neighbors were fantastic. One neighbor I would have full conversations through the fence like on “Home Improvement.” Damn.. we were so lucky to have all of that. So many great memories.
The first time I set eyes on our house, I knew I wanted to live there before I even walked inside. There was a hammock in the backyard. I walked toward it and kicked back. I looked up to the oak grove to the right, the eucalyptus in front of me, and the giant ash tree and all sorts of amazing nature to the left. And I told Elaine, “This it. We gotta live here.”
“Maybe we should go inside first,” she answered. Haha.
It’s so crazy that so many are going through this right now. And even if you didn’t lose anything, this shit has been traumatic. My heart goes out to everyone.
The big silver lining is we have had so much love and support. It has been amazing. We are currently in a friend’s guesthouse and so grateful to them. So many people have reached out and we have not once felt alone in this. We are feeling the love! Thank you, thank you, thank you!! It means so much.Our friend @plonskyrebecca set up a gofundme while we were still both in states of utter shock. It has done so well and we were even able to help a neighbor who was in a tougher situation than us. Thank you all for donating. It is going to help so much.
Although the future may be a bit tricky, we are extremely grateful to have so many great friends and family.. just amazing how people have responded in this crazy time.
Here are some pics that fill my heart with gratitude. And one pic of what remains. Posting that one just to live in reality and help me mentally move on to next steps. Much love to y’all ❤️
Thank you to everyone that has reached out to Elaine and I about the loss of our home. It’s awful not being able to go home. It’s such a strange, shitty feeling. Surreal. We lost all of our belongings and all of our special keepsakes. They’ll never return.
I went through pictures recently and felt a lot of gratitude for all the moments we spent in that house. It was our safe haven, our comfort zone, our creative space, our exercise space, our place to chill and get away and recharge. Our neighbors were fantastic. One neighbor I would have full conversations through the fence like on “Home Improvement.” Damn.. we were so lucky to have all of that. So many great memories.
The first time I set eyes on our house, I knew I wanted to live there before I even walked inside. There was a hammock in the backyard. I walked toward it and kicked back. I looked up to the oak grove to the right, the eucalyptus in front of me, and the giant ash tree and all sorts of amazing nature to the left. And I told Elaine, “This it. We gotta live here.”
“Maybe we should go inside first,” she answered. Haha.
It’s so crazy that so many are going through this right now. And even if you didn’t lose anything, this shit has been traumatic. My heart goes out to everyone.
The big silver lining is we have had so much love and support. It has been amazing. We are currently in a friend’s guesthouse and so grateful to them. So many people have reached out and we have not once felt alone in this. We are feeling the love! Thank you, thank you, thank you!! It means so much.Our friend @plonskyrebecca set up a gofundme while we were still both in states of utter shock. It has done so well and we were even able to help a neighbor who was in a tougher situation than us. Thank you all for donating. It is going to help so much.
Although the future may be a bit tricky, we are extremely grateful to have so many great friends and family.. just amazing how people have responded in this crazy time.
Here are some pics that fill my heart with gratitude. And one pic of what remains. Posting that one just to live in reality and help me mentally move on to next steps. Much love to y’all ❤️
Thank you to everyone that has reached out to Elaine and I about the loss of our home. It’s awful not being able to go home. It’s such a strange, shitty feeling. Surreal. We lost all of our belongings and all of our special keepsakes. They’ll never return.
I went through pictures recently and felt a lot of gratitude for all the moments we spent in that house. It was our safe haven, our comfort zone, our creative space, our exercise space, our place to chill and get away and recharge. Our neighbors were fantastic. One neighbor I would have full conversations through the fence like on “Home Improvement.” Damn.. we were so lucky to have all of that. So many great memories.
The first time I set eyes on our house, I knew I wanted to live there before I even walked inside. There was a hammock in the backyard. I walked toward it and kicked back. I looked up to the oak grove to the right, the eucalyptus in front of me, and the giant ash tree and all sorts of amazing nature to the left. And I told Elaine, “This it. We gotta live here.”
“Maybe we should go inside first,” she answered. Haha.
It’s so crazy that so many are going through this right now. And even if you didn’t lose anything, this shit has been traumatic. My heart goes out to everyone.
The big silver lining is we have had so much love and support. It has been amazing. We are currently in a friend’s guesthouse and so grateful to them. So many people have reached out and we have not once felt alone in this. We are feeling the love! Thank you, thank you, thank you!! It means so much.Our friend @plonskyrebecca set up a gofundme while we were still both in states of utter shock. It has done so well and we were even able to help a neighbor who was in a tougher situation than us. Thank you all for donating. It is going to help so much.
Although the future may be a bit tricky, we are extremely grateful to have so many great friends and family.. just amazing how people have responded in this crazy time.
Here are some pics that fill my heart with gratitude. And one pic of what remains. Posting that one just to live in reality and help me mentally move on to next steps. Much love to y’all ❤️
Thank you to everyone that has reached out to Elaine and I about the loss of our home. It’s awful not being able to go home. It’s such a strange, shitty feeling. Surreal. We lost all of our belongings and all of our special keepsakes. They’ll never return.
I went through pictures recently and felt a lot of gratitude for all the moments we spent in that house. It was our safe haven, our comfort zone, our creative space, our exercise space, our place to chill and get away and recharge. Our neighbors were fantastic. One neighbor I would have full conversations through the fence like on “Home Improvement.” Damn.. we were so lucky to have all of that. So many great memories.
The first time I set eyes on our house, I knew I wanted to live there before I even walked inside. There was a hammock in the backyard. I walked toward it and kicked back. I looked up to the oak grove to the right, the eucalyptus in front of me, and the giant ash tree and all sorts of amazing nature to the left. And I told Elaine, “This it. We gotta live here.”
“Maybe we should go inside first,” she answered. Haha.
It’s so crazy that so many are going through this right now. And even if you didn’t lose anything, this shit has been traumatic. My heart goes out to everyone.
The big silver lining is we have had so much love and support. It has been amazing. We are currently in a friend’s guesthouse and so grateful to them. So many people have reached out and we have not once felt alone in this. We are feeling the love! Thank you, thank you, thank you!! It means so much.Our friend @plonskyrebecca set up a gofundme while we were still both in states of utter shock. It has done so well and we were even able to help a neighbor who was in a tougher situation than us. Thank you all for donating. It is going to help so much.
Although the future may be a bit tricky, we are extremely grateful to have so many great friends and family.. just amazing how people have responded in this crazy time.
Here are some pics that fill my heart with gratitude. And one pic of what remains. Posting that one just to live in reality and help me mentally move on to next steps. Much love to y’all ❤️
Thank you to everyone that has reached out to Elaine and I about the loss of our home. It’s awful not being able to go home. It’s such a strange, shitty feeling. Surreal. We lost all of our belongings and all of our special keepsakes. They’ll never return.
I went through pictures recently and felt a lot of gratitude for all the moments we spent in that house. It was our safe haven, our comfort zone, our creative space, our exercise space, our place to chill and get away and recharge. Our neighbors were fantastic. One neighbor I would have full conversations through the fence like on “Home Improvement.” Damn.. we were so lucky to have all of that. So many great memories.
The first time I set eyes on our house, I knew I wanted to live there before I even walked inside. There was a hammock in the backyard. I walked toward it and kicked back. I looked up to the oak grove to the right, the eucalyptus in front of me, and the giant ash tree and all sorts of amazing nature to the left. And I told Elaine, “This it. We gotta live here.”
“Maybe we should go inside first,” she answered. Haha.
It’s so crazy that so many are going through this right now. And even if you didn’t lose anything, this shit has been traumatic. My heart goes out to everyone.
The big silver lining is we have had so much love and support. It has been amazing. We are currently in a friend’s guesthouse and so grateful to them. So many people have reached out and we have not once felt alone in this. We are feeling the love! Thank you, thank you, thank you!! It means so much.Our friend @plonskyrebecca set up a gofundme while we were still both in states of utter shock. It has done so well and we were even able to help a neighbor who was in a tougher situation than us. Thank you all for donating. It is going to help so much.
Although the future may be a bit tricky, we are extremely grateful to have so many great friends and family.. just amazing how people have responded in this crazy time.
Here are some pics that fill my heart with gratitude. And one pic of what remains. Posting that one just to live in reality and help me mentally move on to next steps. Much love to y’all ❤️
Thank you to everyone that has reached out to Elaine and I about the loss of our home. It’s awful not being able to go home. It’s such a strange, shitty feeling. Surreal. We lost all of our belongings and all of our special keepsakes. They’ll never return.
I went through pictures recently and felt a lot of gratitude for all the moments we spent in that house. It was our safe haven, our comfort zone, our creative space, our exercise space, our place to chill and get away and recharge. Our neighbors were fantastic. One neighbor I would have full conversations through the fence like on “Home Improvement.” Damn.. we were so lucky to have all of that. So many great memories.
The first time I set eyes on our house, I knew I wanted to live there before I even walked inside. There was a hammock in the backyard. I walked toward it and kicked back. I looked up to the oak grove to the right, the eucalyptus in front of me, and the giant ash tree and all sorts of amazing nature to the left. And I told Elaine, “This it. We gotta live here.”
“Maybe we should go inside first,” she answered. Haha.
It’s so crazy that so many are going through this right now. And even if you didn’t lose anything, this shit has been traumatic. My heart goes out to everyone.
The big silver lining is we have had so much love and support. It has been amazing. We are currently in a friend’s guesthouse and so grateful to them. So many people have reached out and we have not once felt alone in this. We are feeling the love! Thank you, thank you, thank you!! It means so much.Our friend @plonskyrebecca set up a gofundme while we were still both in states of utter shock. It has done so well and we were even able to help a neighbor who was in a tougher situation than us. Thank you all for donating. It is going to help so much.
Although the future may be a bit tricky, we are extremely grateful to have so many great friends and family.. just amazing how people have responded in this crazy time.
Here are some pics that fill my heart with gratitude. And one pic of what remains. Posting that one just to live in reality and help me mentally move on to next steps. Much love to y’all ❤️
Thank you to everyone that has reached out to Elaine and I about the loss of our home. It’s awful not being able to go home. It’s such a strange, shitty feeling. Surreal. We lost all of our belongings and all of our special keepsakes. They’ll never return.
I went through pictures recently and felt a lot of gratitude for all the moments we spent in that house. It was our safe haven, our comfort zone, our creative space, our exercise space, our place to chill and get away and recharge. Our neighbors were fantastic. One neighbor I would have full conversations through the fence like on “Home Improvement.” Damn.. we were so lucky to have all of that. So many great memories.
The first time I set eyes on our house, I knew I wanted to live there before I even walked inside. There was a hammock in the backyard. I walked toward it and kicked back. I looked up to the oak grove to the right, the eucalyptus in front of me, and the giant ash tree and all sorts of amazing nature to the left. And I told Elaine, “This it. We gotta live here.”
“Maybe we should go inside first,” she answered. Haha.
It’s so crazy that so many are going through this right now. And even if you didn’t lose anything, this shit has been traumatic. My heart goes out to everyone.
The big silver lining is we have had so much love and support. It has been amazing. We are currently in a friend’s guesthouse and so grateful to them. So many people have reached out and we have not once felt alone in this. We are feeling the love! Thank you, thank you, thank you!! It means so much.Our friend @plonskyrebecca set up a gofundme while we were still both in states of utter shock. It has done so well and we were even able to help a neighbor who was in a tougher situation than us. Thank you all for donating. It is going to help so much.
Although the future may be a bit tricky, we are extremely grateful to have so many great friends and family.. just amazing how people have responded in this crazy time.
Here are some pics that fill my heart with gratitude. And one pic of what remains. Posting that one just to live in reality and help me mentally move on to next steps. Much love to y’all ❤️
Happy Holidays from the WolfeLoh’s / LohWolfe’s / WoLoh’s / LohWoh’s /BuggyWoLoh’s / BuggyLohWoh’s. Hope you get some time to relax this month. #eatnapdecember
Happy Holidays from the WolfeLoh’s / LohWolfe’s / WoLoh’s / LohWoh’s /BuggyWoLoh’s / BuggyLohWoh’s. Hope you get some time to relax this month. #eatnapdecember
Happy Holidays from the WolfeLoh’s / LohWolfe’s / WoLoh’s / LohWoh’s /BuggyWoLoh’s / BuggyLohWoh’s. Hope you get some time to relax this month. #eatnapdecember
Happy Holidays from the WolfeLoh’s / LohWolfe’s / WoLoh’s / LohWoh’s /BuggyWoLoh’s / BuggyLohWoh’s. Hope you get some time to relax this month. #eatnapdecember
Happy Holidays from the WolfeLoh’s / LohWolfe’s / WoLoh’s / LohWoh’s /BuggyWoLoh’s / BuggyLohWoh’s. Hope you get some time to relax this month. #eatnapdecember
Happy Holidays from the WolfeLoh’s / LohWolfe’s / WoLoh’s / LohWoh’s /BuggyWoLoh’s / BuggyLohWoh’s. Hope you get some time to relax this month. #eatnapdecember
Happy Holidays from the WolfeLoh’s / LohWolfe’s / WoLoh’s / LohWoh’s /BuggyWoLoh’s / BuggyLohWoh’s. Hope you get some time to relax this month. #eatnapdecember
Happy Holidays from the WolfeLoh’s / LohWolfe’s / WoLoh’s / LohWoh’s /BuggyWoLoh’s / BuggyLohWoh’s. Hope you get some time to relax this month. #eatnapdecember
Happy Holidays from the WolfeLoh’s / LohWolfe’s / WoLoh’s / LohWoh’s /BuggyWoLoh’s / BuggyLohWoh’s. Hope you get some time to relax this month. #eatnapdecember
Happy Holidays from the WolfeLoh’s / LohWolfe’s / WoLoh’s / LohWoh’s /BuggyWoLoh’s / BuggyLohWoh’s. Hope you get some time to relax this month. #eatnapdecember
Presenting “The Orange.” This has been a long time coming. I auditioned for this over a year ago. From there, I had several screen tests with producers in the room. After I booked it, the real work begun. I spent over 7 months working with citrus and really diving deep into character work. For me, this is why I became an actor. The original film was in French but has been dubbed to English. Please enjoy. If you have notes, keep them to yourself. #blessed #actor #film #french #cine
Ep 2 - Actor, Writer, Substitute. Follow me on a fantastical adventure as I navigate the ups and downs of fulfilling my dreams. Every Monday, I’ll reveal my actor/writer wins and give you a glimpse into my side job as a substitute teacher in which I’ll be playing the leading role of Mr Wolfe. Anything can happen. And it probably will. Full episode in highlights.
It’s been a good couple of weeks attending screenings of two films in which I have supporting roles. “Spin the Bottle” and “Roses on the Vine.” A lot of an actor’s time is spent auditioning and/or trying to get auditions.. and “wins” can sometimes be far between. So it’s nice to have some victories.🏆 Grateful. And excited to continue pursuing something I still love to do.
It’s been a good couple of weeks attending screenings of two films in which I have supporting roles. “Spin the Bottle” and “Roses on the Vine.” A lot of an actor’s time is spent auditioning and/or trying to get auditions.. and “wins” can sometimes be far between. So it’s nice to have some victories.🏆 Grateful. And excited to continue pursuing something I still love to do.
It’s been a good couple of weeks attending screenings of two films in which I have supporting roles. “Spin the Bottle” and “Roses on the Vine.” A lot of an actor’s time is spent auditioning and/or trying to get auditions.. and “wins” can sometimes be far between. So it’s nice to have some victories.🏆 Grateful. And excited to continue pursuing something I still love to do.
It’s been a good couple of weeks attending screenings of two films in which I have supporting roles. “Spin the Bottle” and “Roses on the Vine.” A lot of an actor’s time is spent auditioning and/or trying to get auditions.. and “wins” can sometimes be far between. So it’s nice to have some victories.🏆 Grateful. And excited to continue pursuing something I still love to do.
It’s been a good couple of weeks attending screenings of two films in which I have supporting roles. “Spin the Bottle” and “Roses on the Vine.” A lot of an actor’s time is spent auditioning and/or trying to get auditions.. and “wins” can sometimes be far between. So it’s nice to have some victories.🏆 Grateful. And excited to continue pursuing something I still love to do.
It’s been a good couple of weeks attending screenings of two films in which I have supporting roles. “Spin the Bottle” and “Roses on the Vine.” A lot of an actor’s time is spent auditioning and/or trying to get auditions.. and “wins” can sometimes be far between. So it’s nice to have some victories.🏆 Grateful. And excited to continue pursuing something I still love to do.
It’s been a good couple of weeks attending screenings of two films in which I have supporting roles. “Spin the Bottle” and “Roses on the Vine.” A lot of an actor’s time is spent auditioning and/or trying to get auditions.. and “wins” can sometimes be far between. So it’s nice to have some victories.🏆 Grateful. And excited to continue pursuing something I still love to do.
At a screening for the feature “Roses on the Vine” in which I had a fun role. The film was written/directed by @jonshaivitz produced by John Funk, beautifully shot by @jonathanpopedp and edited by @colleen_halsey.Thanks to casting director @sarah_katzman for the audition. Shout out to awesome reps @elev8agency and @stojgina. @thatelaineloh thanks for leaving the house with me😎It’s a really great heartfelt film - will keep you posted on release.
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