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Hi There! I'm Kelly. I am a wife, mom, light seeker, letter lover, and a mess-maker extraordinaire. From an empty nest to an abundant life, all it took was a little time, a lot of faith, and the courage to see my life differently. And so now, armed with my trusty Canon camera, here is where I share my journey to live an inspired and intentional life.

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