Exposure for kids is everything. You can’t expect them to dream bigger than what they’ve seen.
RV life is teaching my kids flexibility, gratitude, and how to adapt without fear.
I’m raising kids who won’t be afraid to walk into rooms they’ve never seen before.
out of seeing. Sometimes it’s not about interest, it’s about what was never introduced. And I also understand that simply being here is part of changing that narrative.
#OAN Sitting with this… the lack of Black presence at RV resorts really makes you realize how much has been outside of our view. Not because we don’t belong but because it was never placed in front of us. It reflects access, exposure, and what we’ve historically been left out…
I’m learning that growth doesn’t always feel empowering… sometimes it feels like loss. This new version of me is unfamiliar, uncomfortable, and requires a level of obedience I didn’t know I’d need. But I trust that who I’m becoming is worth everything I’m leaving behind.
Walking in obedience isn’t easy, but it’s necessary. When you truly want everything God has for you, you don’t cut corners…you get it all the way right.
God has been giving me so many business ideas that I’ve had to write them down to get them off my mind in order to focus on the first one. It’s hard not to drift out of focus. But I’m slowly learning how to not overwhelm myself.
The airport broke my suitcase.
Unpacking and doing laundry is so time-consuming.
It has to be done because tomorrow I’m only focusing on completing my assignments.
Time flies!!