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Sinly Srey-Lim

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@thelibraryofsin
Budgets. Books. Nature. Road trips. Garden. Sushi. Babies: Kuma & Hazy Baby daddy @objects_off_outside Goodreads - 32/52šŸ“š
  • Creators & Celebrities
  • Travel
  • Following 839
  • Followers 6K
  • Engagement 3.29%
  • Avg comments 25

About Sinly Srey-Lim

Sinly Srey-Lim (@thelibraryofsin) is a Personal blog creator on Instagram, also filed under Creators & Celebrities and Travel. The account has 6,034 followers and 177 published posts. Recent posts average 193 likes and 25 comments, an engagement rate of 3.29%.

Sinly Srey-Lim belongs to the nano tier, the band usually drawn between 1,000 and 10,000 followers. Sinly Srey-Lim follows 839 accounts, so the audience is roughly 7.2 times the size of the list followed. Sinly Srey-Lim is set up as an Instagram business account. Flinque files Sinly Srey-Lim under 3 categories, led by Personal blog and followed by Creators & Celebrities and Travel.

The Instagram bio for Sinly Srey-Lim runs to 19 words across 4 lines. The bio mentions @objects_off_outside. The latest activity Flinque has on record for Sinly Srey-Lim dates from May 2023.

177 Posts

Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Sinly Srey-Lim, 9 are single images and 1 is a carousel. That mix leans toward single images. 177 published posts give Sinly Srey-Lim a moderate archive on Instagram. Against the audience, that is roughly 34 followers for each post published. All 10 carry captions, averaging 133 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include work, been, book, read and reading.

ā€œI hope you are reading this while laying down!ā€

Do you prefer sitting to read or are you like me and have to read laying down? I’ve never been a coffee shop or library reader. Give me some comfy jammie jams or sweats, a cushy spot to lay down, a beautiful view, something I can turn into a pillow, and life is good. That’s what I’m looking forward to since this week has been pure CHAOS. Personal projects, work projects and 6 class finals to power through. Please send your good juju, I need them, especially since I have class group projects to finish. And we know how much everybody loves those class group projects. 🫠🫠🫠🄹
Some cactus porn taken by yours truly. These are from my latest trip from Tonto National Forest, Lost Dutchman State Park stay in Arizona. The blooms were amazing but not for my allergies. My eye and the inner lining of my eyeball actually swelled up. I love nature but I hate these allergies.

I don’t know why I don’t share my random snapshots more. I keep them huddled in a secret corner on my desktop. Allen says I need to try to share more. Here is me trying.

Let me know what is your favorite slide. In the meantime, Enjoy the prickly pics🌵
On a scale of 1-10 how obsessed are you about your dog? Causeeeee…….

I’m at whatever level that when Allen and I were talking about cloning, we were like duh, obviously yes, we would clone her. If movies are to be believed we’d probably get one of those weird replacements that has a touch of Satan in them. Or we can wait for a wolf 🐺 and a rat šŸ€ to have a baby and make another Kuma.
Happy World Book Day? What have you been reading? Or what books that you’ve loved recently that I gotta get my hands on ASAP?

I’m finally finishing up ā€œRest is Resistanceā€ by Tricia Hersey. I got this book delivered to my door step for free through Amazon Prime speed shipping because the Zip Books Project is back at the Riverside Public Library!! As well as libraries throughout California!

ā€œRest is Resistanceā€ made me think about how I was burning myself out with this endless hustle culture mindset. I prided myself for so long for being such a workhorse. I needed more projects, more hours, just more work. And I know we all can’t stop working, we got bills to pay but it definitely brought up important questions and answered them like who is benefitting the most from my work? Is it me? Who benefits the most from this pace? Are we as a society in a better place mentally, financially, emotionally and physically after working so much? Am I? Who benefits most from hustle culture and capitalism? Who is affected the most by it as well?

If you’ve read this book would love to know your thoughts on it as well!
Have you heard of ā€œMOSS LIFEā€? Well everyone knows about ā€œBoss Lifeā€. They’re the complete opposite of each other. The opposite of hustling, Moss life is about doing nothing or the bare minimum and being in nature. Just like good ol’ moss does. 🤣 Doesn’t sound as cool as Boss Life but you get a way better tan out of it.

Even the book I’m reading ā€œRest is Resistanceā€ is on the same flow. Anyone else got any book recommendations that’ll help me or anyone one else be ok with the idea of not trying to do everything?
Another year around the sun and another birthday in the books. It’s been almost two years since l’ve posted. During that hiatus, I shaved my head bald at one point, fully embraced therapy, faced my fears and trauma, read hundreds of book, made a will, traveled to different countries and collected so many experiences and memories along the way. The hardest thing that I have been working on, has been trying to do nothing but just letting things be.

So today, like everyday, I’m going to enjoy life’s greatest gift, the aptly named, present.
TGIF! What's everyone's weekend plans?

After work today we will drive through the night and wake up to a sunrise along the Sacramento River, that's the semi plan at least. Kind of "wherever the wind takes us we will end up" planning style for this weekend.

Got my portable work battery ready. Got my books picked out. Ceviche packed. My cameras all packed up.

Looking forward to tomorrow! Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee for weekend!

This photo is my capture of my two favorite explorers and travel mates and. I'm ready to pick up where we left off last trip. See you end of May!
Take me back to Sedona Sunsets šŸŒ„
Excited to get through the week and hit the road again this weekend! There's this assumption when I travel I must be spending tons of moola. Anyone who has traveled with me knows I'm cheap as hell. On that "Live below your means" tip. Here's some half assed things I do to save money while exploring. Feel free to share some of your tips!

-Pack/freeze food in advance. One of my best hiking trips involved us eating ribs along the trek because it was leftovers from my sisters party.

-Bring random booze people left at my house. Nothing like a night cap surprise by the fireplace.

-Fuel efficient car w trunk space. Jeep in photo not mine. Pushing it my car gets 50mpg. Both Big Al and I fit in the trunk with seats down.

-No hotels. Unless we are traveling w someone who has hotel points it's car camp or camping.

-BLM land. There's a great app ALLSTAYS that shows you FREE land you can camp on. Bring a shovel and trash bags since there's no bathrooms. It's kind of wild but also super freeing.

-Prepare what to bring in advance. This I'm still working on. So I don't have to buy last minute overpriced items on the road.

-Do without. Is it really that important? Leave it at home or don't buy it.

-Invest in a National park pass $80 bucks and share that thing. I have two I use for work. When I'm not working I loan those babies out. People mail it back to me for the cost of a stamp. If you camp in national parks it's sometimes discounted. Federal lands you get in free or camp discounted.

-Research the area and choose budget friendly activities. Basically look for great hikes. You'll get some exercise in, you'll feel great, and there's usually a beautiful payout view at the end of it all.

-Be ok with staying back. If other people want to explore places in the city that I don't really want to spend money at instead of focusing on FOMO think about JOMO. JOMO is the JOY of missing out. Read a book, smoke a joint, take a minute to relax, take a nap.

-Bring a flask. Or go and bring your own drinks. No need for a costly bar tab. LOL.

The thing that never cost money is the people you spend time with. Making memories is priceless. Remember that my lovelies. šŸš—šŸ’Ø
I'm a Dog Mom now. Let me formally introduce you to my baby Kuma Star. The birthday present I've always wanted. She's 2 1/2 months and her personality gets funner every day. Picking up new commands, has sitting down pat, and eating lettuce in her free time. When I'm doing work she's laying on my feet or in my lap and she's snuggled up next to me when I'm reading. White hairs have been peeking out on her face make her look like a old lady baby. She's this compact little thing full of energy and love. Couldn't imagine life without her.

Sorry in advance but she's going to take over my stories and my post. 🐾

Sinly Srey-Lim's engagement

Sinly Srey-Lim's engagement rate on Instagram is 3.29%, between 3% and 6%, or 3 to 6 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 30 followers. Comments stay close to likes on Sinly Srey-Lim's posts, at 193 likes and 25 comments on average, about 7.7 likes per comment.

Engagement rate

3.29%

Avg likes
193
Avg comments
25
Interactions : followers
1 : 30

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Who is Sinly Srey-Lim?

Sinly Srey-Lim (@thelibraryofsin) is a Personal blog creator on Instagram, also filed under Creators & Celebrities and Travel. Sinly Srey-Lim is set up as an Instagram business account. The Instagram bio for Sinly Srey-Lim runs to 19 words across 4 lines.

How many followers does Sinly Srey-Lim have?

Sinly Srey-Lim has 6,034 followers on Instagram (6K). Sinly Srey-Lim follows 839 accounts, so the audience is roughly 7.2 times the size of the list followed. 177 published posts give Sinly Srey-Lim a moderate archive on Instagram.

What is Sinly Srey-Lim's engagement rate?

Sinly Srey-Lim's engagement rate on Instagram is 3.29%, between 3% and 6%, or 3 to 6 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 30 followers. Comments stay close to likes on Sinly Srey-Lim's posts, at 193 likes and 25 comments on average, about 7.7 likes per comment.

What does Sinly Srey-Lim post about on Instagram?

Flinque files Sinly Srey-Lim under 3 categories, led by Personal blog and followed by Creators & Celebrities and Travel. Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Sinly Srey-Lim, 9 are single images and 1 is a carousel. The 10 recent Instagram captions Flinque holds for Sinly Srey-Lim repeatedly use the words work, been, book, read and reading. Sinly Srey-Lim writes those captions mainly in English.

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