My Morning Routine
Morning is such an important time of the day! I used to not be a morning person. At all…… I hated mornings. I would always sleep in til the very last minute, hitting the snooze button multiple times, before jumping…
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Zion National Park
I recently spent 4 days in Utah on a Dad/Daughter trip. It was amazing. We flew into Las Vegas (we just drove to Zion instead of flying directly into Salt Lake City) and spent the night there. We walked…
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Grief is the Price of Love
The thing about grief is we are all terrified of it happening to us and we’re devastated when it does–and then we go out of our way to pretend neither one of those things is true. In the days after…
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The Best Views
We spent the last week completely off the grid in Big Bend Texas. It is hands down one of our most favorite places! Gorgeous views, extremely friendly people and one of the few places that you truly are “off the…
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Dear Prosthetic Leg
Dear Prosthetic Leg, Thank you for supporting me. Thank you for holding me up right and reminding me how powerful I am. Thank you for reminding me that different doesn’t mean deficient and that different can be beautiful too. Thank…
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Social Etiquette
We love our community on social media but…… Sometimes social media can be extremely difficult. I think its gotten so easy for people just to bellow out their beliefs without consequences on their platforms. We see people trying to be…
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Appaman Spring Collection
If you are like us, you can’t wait for spring! Warm weather, pool time, and sunshine!! We are so excited to share the new Appaman Spring Collection with you! We love their Floral & Tie Dye collections the…
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Simple Ways to Support the Disabled Community
Sharing some helpful ways you can support the disabled community….because let’s face it, change takes time. Especially the systemic and large societal changes we need to make. But here’s a few ways you can actively help! 1. Tell brands you…
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Disabled Isn’t a Bad Word
Disabled isn’t a bad word. Callie is disabled……she doesn’t consider herself someone “with” a disability. Disability is not something that she can pick and choose when to carry around with her. She can’t put it on a shelf and come…
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How to Talk to Your Kids about Disabilities
We’ve made leaps and bounds when talking to our kids about inclusion and diversity in the areas of gender, race, religion and much more. Do you know what’s often left out of those conversations about diversity? The disabled community. Although…
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