Rooted Living Retreats

08/29/2026

08/28/2026

There’s something powerful about finding the right people to journey through life with.

The ones who add wind to your sails instead of weighing you down.

They lift you up, see the light shining in you and magnify it, remind you who you are, and help you believe in what’s possible, even when you’re unsure.

We all need our hype girls living in a space of love, expansiveness, possibility and not stuck in the gap of fear, pain and doubt.

Find the people who make you feel more like yourself, celebrate you, and life and all that can be done, cherished, enjoyed and explored.

And hold them close. ❤️

08/27/2026

Find your dollies and they will make you shine like a diamond 💎 in a wold full of rhinestones.

08/27/2026

We will always miss our moms and thats okay. Happy Heavenly birthday mom.

Give Dolly a hug for me and sing My Coat of Many Colors with her.

I will always be your baby feeling your and God's love to the moon and back, and missing you just as much. I feel your love and light daily and it brings me joy to pour every ounce of you that you gave to me, with the rest of the world.
🌼💕✨️

08/27/2026

Oh Dolly. You touched all of our hearts and souls so much. You will be missed and your ripple effect, love and light will live on in so many beautiful ways.

08/10/2026

07/28/2026

07/22/2026

When serendipity shows up, pause,play with it for a bit and see where it leads!
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Found this book at a little antique shop and decided to take it to the beach and saw these little guys carrying a grain together and decided to record it. Two seconds later I flip open to this page in the book and see its a fable of an ant that lived in the sand living in a delusion that if he worked hard enough he could move enough grains of sand to change the shoreline of the Atlantic.

We are little in the greater scheme of things and can achieve so much more in our precious time here, and preserve more of our energy to experience the joys of life when we work together.

Not totally sure where this book from the 1920s is headed but I love where its started!
It takes a village.