
This is about living life with more of what matters. Itโs about reconnecting with our roots and disconnecting from things that donโt serve us. Itโs about staying curious and never getting too comfortable.
Go outside. Grow a plant. Climb a mountain. Paddle a river. Travel somewhere new. Take a chance.
Because life should be anything but ordinary.
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Welcome…
Hey there! Iโm Laura โ outdoor enthusiast, dog mom, homesteader wannabe, fishing camp owner, hopeless dreamer, and advocate for type 2 fun.
I know how easy it is to fall into an ordinary life – the one where you spend your days going through the motions, keeping up with the Jones’, and going after the things you’re told you should want.
But it doesn’t need to be that way.
I believe an “ordinary” life should be one that lights you up, not one that snuffs you out. It should be intentional, carefully crafted, and full of things that spark a fire right down deep in your core.
In my opinion, the spice of life is made up of adventure, curiosity, simple pleasures, novelty, creativity, and a big olโ daily dose of fresh air (and dogs, of course).
Whether youโre looking to spend more time outside, reconnect with your roots, or take the leap on an epic dream, you have come to the right place. I offer thoughts, recommendations, information, and inspiration to help you live life with more of what matters.

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