Manifesting Motherhood

05/12/2026

in life I have my ups and downs, as we all do. the people I choose to have in my life have also chosen me to be in theirs. laughter, sadness, anger, fear, anxiety,.. may not all be a choice, but how we show up for ourselves and others with all these emotions is what counts. cutting through, analyzing, and living. there's so much that can make us sad and bring us down but there's so much more to be grateful for and just be happy. sometimes it's harder then others, but it's always possible, and it's always my choice.

05/10/2026

Happy Mother's Day 🌸💜🌸

05/06/2026

Adventures with the scouts, as they hiked, we played. I usually do these camping trips alone, drop off the kids, go to my hotel to eat my pb&j and chill...alone. THIS WAS SO MUCH BETTER!!!! Giggling from the belly, eating great food, playing backgammon and so much more. It was really awesome! Plussss the troop saw a teenage black bear and a magnificent sunset. Seeing Julian's growth, that is visible to so many, was truly the best part of it all.

04/15/2026

04/03/2026

Take time out for yourself today. Meet your own needs & love on yourself. You deserve your own love, it's something we give away so freely to others leaving little for ourselves. Today speak your gratitude out loud, hear yourself, bask in your words and include yourself in that gratitude. The world is a better place because you exist.

04/02/2026

Let me help you, message me for available appointments 🙌🏽💜🙌🏽

04/02/2026

Are you tired of playing “guess the price” every time you hit the produce aisle? 🛒 One week peppers are $1.00, the next they’re $2.50.

If you’re looking to save money and eat healthy, it’s time to join our CSA! 🥬

Our CSA isn’t just a box of veggies; it’s a subscription to stability. In the current climate, we can all use a little more of that! You get the freshest, nutrient-dense food available, and your wallet gets a break from the rollercoaster of food inflation. 🎢

The best part? Because our organic farm is 100% pesticide-free, we aren’t at the mercy of global fertilizer price hikes. We keep our process natural so we can keep our prices low for you. 🤝

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04/02/2026

New moon fire ceremony 4/1/26

"Isn't it divine? In the right place and timing
I've been cocooning, now I'm blooming
Butterflying through my life, find 222 in
All of the magic around me
Everything I wanted found me
Found me effortlessly, I've been magnetizing"

03/25/2026

The soaring crude oil prices continue to push up the price at the pump, but it's also impacting everything from airfare to farmers, and products you buy at the store.

03/25/2026

Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs is a theory of human motivation created by psychologist Abraham Maslow in the 1940s. It outlines what we need to become our best selves.

It’s a framework that describes what motivates people and when. It explains that we have needs and that we typically seek to meet them in a certain order.

Order is a big thing in the hierarchy of needs. That’s why you’ll usually see it represented as a pyramid.

In the strictest interpretation, each level in the pyramid has to be met to successfully pursue the next.

Physiological
Safety
Connection and love
Esteem
Self-actualization

Maslow’s theory says that only after your physical (physiological) needs, like food and water, are met can you then set your sights on your next-level need for safety. And if your physical needs are met and you’re safe and secure, you then address your need to develop close relationships with others. And so on, up to the top of the pyramid.

The first four steps are sometimes called “deficiency needs.” They’re the ones that are outside of yourself. The top of the pyramid, self-actualization, is called a growth need. It’s about the drive that comes from within you and compels you to be your fullest self.

In many interpretations of the hierarchy, people can skip steps. But trying to leapfrog the order can often lead to stress or friction. Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs gives us a way to think about what drives us — from finding food and safety to seeking love, respect and purpose. While life isn’t always a perfect journey from A to Z, the framework can help us understand why we feel stuck at times or why certain goals may feel out of reach.