I used to roll my eyes when people said motherhood would make me whole, as if I had been moving through life incomplete, some quiet part of me missing. When I met you, I was already full in so many ways. I had accomplished things I was proud of, and I still carried dreams I hadn’t yet reached. What I didn’t expect was how gently, how easily, I would loosen my hold on the life I knew. Pieces of who I was before began to soften and shift, not out of loss, but out of love. It fe

I used to beg the road to straighten, to give me signs as I took each step. But now — I walk with open hands. There’s a hush in this...

My last post was in August? Wow, time just passes like sand through my fingertips. I don't even know if this should be a review of 2024,...

I never got to share these, but what a perfect way to say farewell to summer as she slowly gives way to autumn. So long, summer sunshine...

Aren't midyear check-ins wonderful? 2024 started with wonderful news, and it's just been getting better and better ˙ᵕ˙ The past few...

I struggle to find the balance between capturing every moment and wanting to keep your laughter a secret between us. For Mother's Day, my...

My original goal in creating this blog was not solely to photograph or document my travels. I hoped it would become my own little corner...

Every year, Tino and I visit a national park to celebrate our wedding anniversary. This trip in November 2022 holds a special place in my...

Zion had been on my bucket list for a few years, so I was excited when we booked lodging in 2021. We almost canceled this trip entirely...

I love road trips - I think it's my favorite way to travel (& that's coming from someone who works on airports for a living). There's...