Braids by Jenn

Yesterday I had the absolute honour of meeting one of my TikTok followers! 🥹♥️

I was just saying not long ago that I hoped one day someone would recognize me and say hi. Sometimes I notice people looking my way, and I wonder if they know me, but no one ever says anything.

Well… yesterday this beautiful soul came right up to me, was so excited to meet me, and we just had to snap a picture together! 📸

Moments like this remind me that social media isn’t just about views or numbers—it’s about real connections, shared laughs, and community. Thank you for making my day! ♥️🪶

If you ever see me out in the wild, please come say hi! I promise I don’t bite. 😂 I’d love to meet you too.

Gilakas’la for all the love and support. My cup is full. 🙏🏼♥️🪶

Our Existence Is Our Resistance. 🪶🌲❤️

This weekend, my love surprised us with a cabin getaway, far away from the noise of everyday life. No cell service. No notifications. Just us, the trees, and the quiet.

I’ll be honest—it was uncomfortable at first. I kept wondering what I was missing, who might need me, and what was happening in the world. It almost felt wrong to be disconnected.

But after about 12 hours… I remembered something we’ve forgotten.

Peace.

We watched DVDs, played board games, laughed until our cheeks hurt, and sat in awe of the beautiful log cabin nestled among the towering trees. Time slowed down. Conversations became deeper. The silence became comforting instead of uncomfortable.

It reset my mind.
It healed my body.
It nourished my spirit.
It awakened my soul.

It reminded me of my childhood, when life was simpler and our greatest adventures happened outdoors instead of behind a screen. I found myself thinking of the loved ones who’ve walked on before me, and somehow, in that stillness, I felt closer to them than I have in a long time.

Nature has a way of bringing us home—to ourselves, to our ancestors, and to Creator.

In a world that constantly demands more of us, choosing to slow down is an act of resistance.

Our existence is our resistance.
Existing fully.
Loving deeply.
Resting intentionally.
Laughing freely.
Healing unapologetically.
Remembering who we are.

We are so incredibly fortunate to have places like this right at our fingertips. If you’ve been carrying the weight of the world, I encourage you to put it down, even if only for a weekend.

Unplug.

Breathe.

Reconnect.

Your mind, body, spirit, and soul deserve that gift.

Gilakas’la, my love, for reminding me that sometimes the greatest adventure isn’t finding somewhere new… it’s finding ourselves again. ❤️🪶✨