Since receiving the gift of my dad's camera equipment, I have been enlivened to share his story and spirit with the world. He was passionate about nature, mother earth, world peace, and photography. I regret to say I didn't share this passion before his death, but I do now that I am seeing the world through his lense.
As soon as I received the phone call I’d been dreading my entire life, I started documenting all of my experiences – from funny to heart wrenching to downright weird – and I have an amazing story to share; a story of igniting your pain into something meaningful, proof of life beyond, and a reminder of how magical the universe can be. But, in order to get it out to the world, I need to have time and energy to edit all the media I have! I also have some big projects in the works: taking over a candle making business, a photography/media company, interviews confronting our beliefs on death and the afterlife, and creating a real-life scavenger hunt that encourages people to unplug and get outside.
I've been a house cleaner for some time but have recently been diagnosed with an autoimmune condition that has made work very challenging in many ways; I can no longer work two clients in a day, and even with just one client, most days I'm so tired that I can't do anything but sleep. Since my condition flared up in March, I have been urging the universe for a new path forward that doesn’t put me in constant pain, so I am looking at the loss of my dad’s life as an opportunity to make a expansive change in mine. I will need support along the way so I can still pay my bills while still focusing on getting my feet (and businesses) off the ground.
Right now, my primary concern is getting the unfortunate necessities covered so that I can continue to channel my grief into these projects. I can wholeheartedly feel these ventures are going to help me be able to breathe for the first time in many years. Currently, bills & rent are laughing in my face and I don't know what I'm going to do yet, but I keep telling myself everything will be alright. Please send me some star dust if you would like to share in more of my journey. I also have an Amazon wishlist for things that will help me continue this work: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/RRVOBNUM8EBX?ref_=wl_share