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Recent posts
When the adventure takes a turn
I’ve been thinking of the move to Utah a lot recently – how I went from really struggling, to finding peace – and how that experience has helped me during this last year of the “new normal” and all the things we weren’t expecting in 2020.
At first, it was at least an adventure, something different. Soon though, I began to feel confused, purposeless, and, despite being newly married and with some friends around, ultimately very alone.
My Favorite Finds + Freebies
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Freebies + Printables
Quick, thoughtful downloads to help you create and preserve memories without overcomplicating things.
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Memory-Keeping Tools
My go-to products for documenting life — from photo books to journaling supplies to storage ideas that actually work.
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Preserving Systems I Love
Digital and physical systems that make organizing and saving memories feel doable, even with a busy schedule.
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Tried + True
The things I’ve used, loved, and would buy again — from mom life to travel and everything in between.
Hi, I’m Maddie –
lifelong memory-keeper, professional over-thinker of how to hold onto the good stuff, and a South Bay local sharing what makes everyday life a little more memorable.
From yearbook layouts to travel blogs to toddler photo books, I’ve always loved documenting things — not just to look back, but to know they’re there.
This space is for both of us: to slow down, be present, and still remember it later. Because the little things don’t last forever, but they’re worth saving.
During my daughter’s first two years I photographed everything. (Live mode forever.) After she turned two, something shifted. I wanted less proof of the moment and more presence in it.