You don’t need all the things you think you need — to do all the things you feel called to do. You have all you need, right now, right here — now go make life beautiful.
silobration recap || waco, texas
I could not even attempt to describe Silobration weekend in one word. So, instead, I’m going to use quite a few words and a boatload of photos, and only then will you begin to understand how amazing the experience was.
summer days
I decided to FOCUS on my family. Deep down I knew I needed to not stress over child care for the Summer but be present for my family.
live simply + have fun blog series || Steph Pollock
Catch our third post in our LIVE SIMPLY + HAVE FUN blog series, where we chat with people wearing our shirts, learning about their lives, and interviewing them to know more about the hearts behind their work.
living rural
Ryan and I live in a small community out of city limits. I may be bias but it's perfect. We have large pecan trees, 5 acres, lot's of flowers and most of all a stunning view of the sunset every single day.
live simply + have fun blog series || Ashley Fine
Catch our second post in our LIVE SIMPLY + HAVE FUN blog series, where we chat with people wearing our shirts, learning about their lives, and interviewing them to know more about the hearts behind their work.
live simply + have fun blog series || Hurd & Honey
Catch the first of our new LIVE SIMPLY + HAVE FUN blog series, where we chat with people wearing our shirts, learning about their lives, and interviewing them to know more about the hearts behind their work.
re-brand recap
Now that we are shy of two months into rebrand I wanted to stop in and give you guys a recap and let you know hows it going.
why the change?
The biggest question I get when asked, why did you rebrand? What made you take the leap? What inspired you to refocus your brand?
Well, let me tell you.
big changes are coming.
Hello! I wanted to pop-in and give you a little update. For almost 2 years I've been wanting to make a big adjustment within our business. Unfortunately, due to timing not being right and less than positive feedback, it never happened. But now, the timing is perfect.
floating & lost.
There really isn't any way I could describe the last few months other than feeling lost. At the beginning of January we closed on two houses in two days. We sold our house one day and bought a house the next.
Beautycounter
This post is a good one! I don't talk much about my change in beauty regimen or my beauty regimen at all because I am not an expert in that area. So for that, I bring you a friend, Charity Smith.
get camping
I'm sharing the easiest way to step back, put your phone down and be present. Go camping! Included is my 10 easy ways to book a simple camping trip.
find your word
About two years ago I started to focus on a word. No new years resolutions just one word that would sum up what I would hope for and what I could always fall back on in those times of "overwhelm". I have found it easier to remember and hold onto one word much easier than I can a phrase or unrealistic resolution I set for myself.
embrace the failure
That's hard to read, isn't it? We usually think of a failure as a bad thing, something to hide and quickly move past. I believe there is good in all the bad, all of the failures, those business ventures that left you in at a loss.
dance party
If there is anything that get's me going it's an awesome 90's pop song. I'm giving you our dance party play list. 5 of our go to songs.
what's your word?
New baby, new store, new renovations, new plans and big dreams. So, I chose the word embrace. I knew by the 6th day of 2017 that this year was going to be completely insane. One wild ride I was going to have to hold on for and embrace. I prayed that God would give me what it took to survive.
The moment I decided to open a storefront.
Having a storefront location wasn’t always in the plans. It kind of just happened. I think about this unexpected chain of events all the time. I remember the exact moment I decided that owning a storefront location was the next step for little h creative.
the seed was planted.
Setting goals and how to accomplish them. Growing up my siblings and I learned to work hard and to not quit until the job was done. We worked from sun up to sun down. My dad led by being the example.