Julia - Lane Folk
@lanefolk.bsky.social
🌿 An old wild soul rooted to the earth.
🌾 Living simply, loving deeply & creating a life of joy.
✨ Wife, mama, home-educator.
❤️ Grateful for every day.
www.lanefolk.com
🌾 Living simply, loving deeply & creating a life of joy.
✨ Wife, mama, home-educator.
❤️ Grateful for every day.
www.lanefolk.com
Grateful for the almost 9 years we had together, but gosh this hurts. The house seems so quiet now, we clearly didn't know what a conversationalist you were!
Such a shock to find you gone, with no sign of any ills.
Losing an animal never gets any easier does it 😢
Such a shock to find you gone, with no sign of any ills.
Losing an animal never gets any easier does it 😢
January 28, 2025 at 10:20 AM
Grateful for the almost 9 years we had together, but gosh this hurts. The house seems so quiet now, we clearly didn't know what a conversationalist you were!
Such a shock to find you gone, with no sign of any ills.
Losing an animal never gets any easier does it 😢
Such a shock to find you gone, with no sign of any ills.
Losing an animal never gets any easier does it 😢
What if it is okay to slow down?
To keep the old car, wear the clothes we’ve had for years, ignore the trends, not yearn for the new phone upgrade, choose books instead of screens, make things, bake things, and simply find happiness in ordinary moments and not in the buying things?
To keep the old car, wear the clothes we’ve had for years, ignore the trends, not yearn for the new phone upgrade, choose books instead of screens, make things, bake things, and simply find happiness in ordinary moments and not in the buying things?
December 1, 2024 at 11:07 PM
What if it is okay to slow down?
To keep the old car, wear the clothes we’ve had for years, ignore the trends, not yearn for the new phone upgrade, choose books instead of screens, make things, bake things, and simply find happiness in ordinary moments and not in the buying things?
To keep the old car, wear the clothes we’ve had for years, ignore the trends, not yearn for the new phone upgrade, choose books instead of screens, make things, bake things, and simply find happiness in ordinary moments and not in the buying things?