how quitting the flat iron became a form of self-healing
quitting the flat iron became more than a hair decision—it became a form of self-healing. this post dives into my natural hair journey, the mindset shift behind stepping away from heat, and how my husband’s steady encouragement helped me choose gentler care, patience, and deeper personal growth.
low toxic swaps we made in our home (and what we skipped)
this is an honest, no-pressure breakdown of the low-toxic swaps that truly made sense for our family + the ones we chose not to stress over. practical, non-overwhelming changes for real life, real budgets, and real homes.
recipes: brown sugar poptarts
a homemade twist on the beloved brown sugar poptart. think a buttery, flaky crust, warm brown sugar filling and a sweet treat that brings childhood comfort back to your kitchen.
the cozy guide to nostalgic christmas decor
if you're looking to create an old-soul, nostalgic holiday rooted in warmth, family moments, and the joy of simply being together, this is the guide for you. it’s familiar, full of heart, and a cozy reminder to slow down in the middle of a fast, chaotic season.
holiday magic in a bottle (and a mug)
a busy weekend full of markets, family fun, and christmas cheer — here’s a little peek into what we’ve been up to and what’s next for the season.
slight catch up
lots of updates for the animals, life and business things;
we got a phone number!
recipes: baked apple oat crumble
snag the recipe of this cozy dessert. plus the link to the recipe card for this!
additions to the farm
learn about our new farm editions and the ups and downs of new additions
how did this begin?
homesteading and owning animals didn't happen overnight for us, nor were we raised in this lifestyle. this is something we started from scratch and have worked hard on.
we’re in a storefront!!!
learn about our journey on how we got in a store and how jam packed that week was!
livestock = dead stock
this talks about the losses we’ve had this season. if deceased animals tug at your heart strings, i would read with caution.

