Rosa Lee Timm

Happy Birthday to my mom. One of the greatest gifts she has given me is the ability to hold gratitude and ambition in the same hand. To appreciate what we have while still believing there is more waiting for us beyond the horizon. My mom’s zest for betterment in everything we do is the reason we keep moving the needle instead of settling. She continues to inspire me to dream bigger, love deeper, and remain thankful through it all. ❤️ Visual Description: Rosa Lee and her mother smiling closely together at a restaurant, arms wrapped around each other.

A little behind the scenes from The Bride! ASL shoot day. Feeling grateful for the people, collaboration, and care that went into bringing this project to life. The ASL version officially begins streaming on @hbomax May 22 with the incredible @yamiladavis . There are so many moving parts behind work like this, and I do not take any of it lightly. 🥰. Visual Description: Rosa Lee Timm and Yamila Davis stand in front of a green screen during filming for The Bride! ASL version, surrounded by studio lighting equipment and mid-performance in a behind-the-scenes moment.

So excited to finally share that #TheBride will officially begin streaming on @hbomax across the U.S. and Europe on May 22 with an ASL dub featuring @yamiladavis . I had the honor of working as DASL alongside the incredible Yamila, and I genuinely cannot wait for people to experience this film in such a visual, embodied way. Grateful to everyone behind the scenes who helped bring accessibility and artistry into the same room. Mark your calendars for May 22 — and help spread the word!

just a girl and her dreams coming true!! so excited to share that I had an amazing opportunity to work on the ASL dubbing for The Bride with Warner Bros. Streaming on HBO Max across the U.S. & Europe on May 22nd 🥹 Thank you so much @catchrosa for believing in me! I couldn’t have done this without you. pls watch so I can stop screaming internally 🤍 #thebride #asl #hbomax #warnerbros

Last night, Jace had his second prom… and this time, he brought his little sister along. Watching them go from goofy living room dance energy to all dressed up in black and burgundy felt like one of those “wait, when did they grow up?” moments. Nuria was absolutely thrilled to be surrounded by high schoolers all night long. 😅 They danced, laughed, filmed TikToks, and made memories together — and honestly, I think that is my favorite part. Visual Description: 1. Video 1: Jace and Nuria dance together in casual clothes before transitioning into formal prom outfits. Jace wears a black suit with a burgundy bow tie, while Nuria wears a burgundy gown with a slit. Both smile and laugh while doing a playful TikTok dance transition. 2. Video 2: A second dance transition video featuring the siblings moving in sync before the screen transitions to them dressed for prom. Their energy is playful and confident, with coordinated black and burgundy tones throughout the clip. 3. Video 3: Jace and Nuria continue their TikTok dance trend with another outfit transition sequence, ending with them posing and laughing together in their prom attire. 4. Image: Portrait of Jace standing outdoors near the water in a black suit and burgundy bow tie, looking off into the distance beneath a blue cloudy sky. 5. Image: Full-length photo of Jace and Nuria standing together at the front entrance before prom. Jace wears a black suit with a burgundy bow tie, while Nuria wears a burgundy floor-length dress. Both are smiling and dressed in coordinating colors.

Issue 02 of An Invitation is out. This week’s newsletter sits with visceral— the knowing that comes before language. Before the explanation. Before the story catches up. If you are already subscribed, it is waiting for you. If not, you can join through the link in my bio. No pressure. No noise. Just a quiet letter, when it is ready. — Visual description: Rosa Lee sits in warm, dappled sunlight, her head resting in her hand. Light and shadow fall across her face and chest. She looks calm and grounded. Text overlay reads: “The body knows first. The mind follows.”

Just like that… Jace turned 16 today. 🥹 We celebrated with an open-captioned movie, Hail Mary, some pool + arcade fun, and wrapped it all up with sushi and strawberry cake. My heart is so full — this mama is beyond proud. ❤️

50 feels like a lot to hold. I chose to spend it in New York — because that city does something to me. It moves. It creates. It doesn’t apologize for being exactly what it is. That felt right for this moment. Brooklyn Museum. Jackson Wang live. Early morning brunch with @onlyjac1 . There’s a lot shifting right now. New chapter energy that’s equal parts exciting and disorienting. I’m learning to hold it all a little more loosely — one thing at a time, one step at a time. Thank you for the birthday love. Truly. My heart is full. 🖤

My kids are constantly teaching me new things—and tonight, they taught me this cup thingy. 😅 My blood pressure went way up, but my heart is full. 😍😌

#throwback to outtakes from my Hurts 2B Human music video with @lollieke . #aslsongcover Funny how some songs circle back right when you need them most. 💔 Lyrics: God, it hurts to be human Without you I’d be losing And someday we’ll face the music God, it hurts to be human But I’ve got you, you, you, you, you, hey And you’ve got me, me, me, me, too Like we’re buckled in preparing for the crash Like we’re walking down a road of broken glass Now if we defeat all odds And it was us against the world You can count on me You know I’d have your back God, it hurts to be human Without you I’d be losing And someday we’ll face the music God, it hurts to be human But I’ve got you, you, you, you, you, hey And you’ve got me, me, me, me, too But I’ve got you, you, you, you, you, hey And you’ve got me, me, me, me, too Visual description: Rosa Lee sits outdoors under a curved wooden canopy with greenery behind her, wearing a white t-shirt and black glasses.

#throwback — “Make It Real” by The Jets was one of the very first songs I ever signed — way back in 8th grade. I never get tired of this one. It still hits me the same way and always sets me right. Not sure how the audio turned out since this was recorded in my car, but here it is anyway. Lyrics: Tonight it’s been a year we met each other here Here I am all alone as thoughts of you go on Hear me cryin’ out to you you said, “Never, never would I leave” Here’s a tear from me to you and maybe it will make you hear me I love you Visual description: Rosa Lee is seated in the driver’s seat of a car, wearing a white jacket and a brown scarf, with long dark hair over one shoulder.

When things feel confusing, heavy, or even triggering, I’ve always turned to music. (Lately, I’ve been deep in that space again as I revamp my ASL musicality course.) This week has been one of reflection, and I came across my “after” translation video—part of celebrating 20 years of sharing ASL song covers. “Baby, Can I Hold You Tonight” by Tracy Chapman carries a lot for me. I had this song on constant replay during a (college) breakup—one of those seasons filled with guilt, sadness, and trying to make sense of it all. This song held me when I didn’t quite know how to hold myself. There’s something about Tracy’s music—it always pulls me back from that edge, that quiet abyss of hopelessness. And in my own way, through my work… I hope to do the same. VD: Rosa Lee sits against a solid deep blue background, wearing a black cardigan over a graphic tee with an owl design. She has shoulder-length dark hair and a single long earring.