Throwing Shit: January
A slow, snowless January filled with ceramics classes, creative rest, an unexpected ARC read, and learning to enjoy the in-between moments.
On Buying a Cow, a Hog, and Knowing Your Food
We bought half a cow and half a hog from a local Idaho ranch — not to save money, but to eat better, know our food, and support our community. Here’s what the process actually looked like, what it cost, and what we learned along the way.
December: A Vibe Report
A slower December brought unexpected clarity. From life without social media to creative routines, winter’s delayed arrival made room for reflection, small home projects, and a renewed sense of intention in how I spend my days.
A Love Letter to Idaho
I fell in love with Idaho just as quickly and deeply as I fell in love with my Idahoan husband. What started as yearly visits turned into a lifelong commitment to exploring and protecting Idaho’s breathtaking landscapes. Through photography and storytelling, I share the beauty of Idaho’s wild spaces—hoping to inspire others to cherish and protect them as much as we do.
The November Debrief Nobody Asked For
November started with a rage-quit of social media and became an unexpected reset — more creativity, better life habits, a little community involvement, and a slower season of change.
