From Stories to Snow: A Blog and Winter Reflection

A New Year, A New Chapter

Happy New Year! 2025 is already off to a strong start, with exciting projects booked in Oklahoma and Rhode Island. Reflecting on 2024, I’m grateful for the adventures and diverse projects—from creating compliance videos remotely to capturing visuals in bio-labs and helping small businesses tell their stories through photography and video.

This year, I’m looking forward to continuing to help my clients bring their visions to life. Whether you’re launching a new product, celebrating a milestone, or need compelling visual content, I’d love to collaborate with you.

On a personal note, I’ve been finding inspiration while exploring the forest acreage on my property, and I’ll be sharing monthly updates about this journey.

Here’s to another year of creating, exploring, and sharing stories—let’s make 2025 unforgettable!

Drone view of a house surrounded by dense autumn-colored forest with vibrant green, yellow, and red foliage.

A Walk In My Woods

I’ve come to love winter—especially when there’s snow. The cold doesn’t bother me much as long as there’s a blanket of white on the ground. Maybe it’s from all those years living in Arizona, but I’ve never been a fan of cold for its own sake. Now, living in Rhode Island’s snow belt—just far enough from the Bay to feel like I’m in a different world—I’ve discovered a new appreciation for the season.

Life here feels like camping every day. We leave apples out for the deer and take short hikes through our snow-covered woods. I even find joy in firing up the snowblower, clearing paths for adventure.

On frozen days, we’ve enjoyed our neighborhood pond—watching snowball fights, hockey games, and people racing around on skates. Our dog loves running across the ice, and the sight of the sunrise through the trees adds a quiet magic to these chilly mornings. Winter here feels alive, and I wouldn’t trade it for anything.

Bright flames rising from a rock-lined firepit in a backyard, with autumn leaves scattered around.

Close-up of a campfire with a black pot filled with popcorn cooking over a burning log, surrounded by stones.

A cozy firepit surrounded by Adirondack chairs in a woodland backyard, with tall trees in the background.

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A New Year, A New Chapter

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A Walk In My Woods