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Although stuck inside today at my desk, my mind is outside. Today is Earth Day, and I am so thankful for the wonderful world that has been created for us. It is truly diverse and beautiful. I think we often take it for granted, but it deserves to be protected and appreciated. I plan on taking a walk outside later today to take a moment and appreciate the environment. How about you?

Easter is meant to be a symbol of hope, renewal, and new life. The Lamb of God lives, and for that, I remain eternally grateful and amazed. Happy Easter! #easter #lamb #livestockphotographer #livestockphotography #lambofgod #sheep #wool #sheep #sheepworld #sheepranchersusa #campaignforwool #woolandthegang #eastersunday

The very first Easter taught us this: that life never ends and love never dies.

Taking in all the gorgeous views... ➡️Swipe to see what I mean. On another note, it just crossed my mind today that I’m almost as close to the Pacific Ocean as the Atlantic. For a girl who grew up on the Atlantic coast, that’s weird. What’s weirder still is being 20+hours from any ocean. To be honest, though, I’m more of a lake kinda of girl. However, I like to have options. Are you team lake or team beach? 📷More photos on the blog.

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