A curious twenty something documenting the process of becoming the person she's always dreamed of being.

The Dreambook


Pick a niche…. one topic…. one identity….

These are the things I was told when I started creating, heck, when I was trying to figure out life. But after a long time, I finally realized those paths aren’t the only options, and they aren’t the best fit for my life. Maybe yours either….

Should I write about wildlife? or fashion?

Should I focus on fitness? or city life?

Gardening?

Travel?

Art?

The pressure to choose one specific path and never differ from it was building until I finally realized something… They’re all pieces of the same life I’m trying to build.

This website and my social media accounts aren’t really about gardening.

Or baking.

Or fitness.

Or beautiful cities.

Or even conservation.

They’re about becoming the person I’ve always hoped to be.

Every article, every video, every photograph, and every new skill is another step toward that life. Some weeks you’ll find me researching pollinators because I can’t stop thinking about how I can help even with a tiny backyard.

Other weeks you’ll find me playing with my dogs, sketching, binge watching my favorite shows, trying out new recipes, photographing sunsets, or dreaming about the sanctuary I hope to build one day.

To me…

Those things don’t compete with each other.

They complete each other.

I’m not trying to become an expert in everything.

I’m trying to stay curious about everything.

Because curiosity has this amazing way of opening doors you never expected.

One question leads to another. One hobby leads to another. One tiny decision slowly shapes an entire life.

That’s really what this all is about. Not a finished life. The progress of building one.

If even one thing I share here inspires you to ask a question, research for yourself, try something new, plant a flower, visit somewhere beautiful, create something with your hands or simply slow down and appreciate the world around you….

Then I think we’re both heading in the right direction.

Welcome to my Dreambook.


“A jack of all trades is a master of none. But oftentimes better than a master of one.”