Almost 2 years ago after a lot of prayer and discussion my husband quit his corporate job of 14 years and we purchased a business. It was a giant leap of faith. It was one of those decisions that we felt like we could have not made as so many things just lined up in front of us- things that are usually extrememly challenging- banking, legal, etc.- these things just fell into place. Giving us more and more confidence that this was the business God had for us. Well, if getting in was easy- staying in has been more challenging than I would care to admit. Each day is filled with freedom, anticipation, rewarding results and stress, exhaustion, and sometimes as sense of overwhelming. The silver lining in our journey is that confidence, that we are where we are supposed to be so with that posture, we press on to make this business the most successful business possible.
I am currently as stay at home mom and absolutely adore being the first face my kiddos see in the morning and the last one they see before bed. I am grateful for the quality time I have the privledge to spend with these sweet kiddos. As they are getting older, I have a little more margin to spend time on my passions.
I grew up a Southern girl that was taught that manners mattered at a very young age. My dad is one of the most generous and caring men you could meet. I’m pretty confident his funeral will be standing room only for the love that he has poured out on this Earth. My mother is an interior designer and absolutely fabulous. She has the best sense of humor
