– Cameron Bradley  Read More

“I have a tattoo on my foot that says, ‘The Journey is the reward’. My two sense behind that is don’t be so focused or worried about what’s to come, every moment that happens between each destination in life is what’s important. Be here now.” – Alysa Fritz      Read More

“I make unique handmade jewlery inspired by the journey we call life. It’s called Swaha Designs.  Svä-ˈhä  means to be at peace with the past while being at ease with where the future takes you.” – Monica Peterson    Read More

 “I’ve been embraced by a new community. That’s what happens when you’re finally honest about who you are; you find others like you.”- Chaz Bono  Read More

“The toughest decision of my life was whether or not to break from my comfort zone and move to a new city. I was sick of the status quo and felt uninspired by the same old environment I had seen all of my life. I felt like I was stagnating and not striving to pursue my passions. It was difficult to leave my hometown where I knew I was safe and had good friends and a solid support network. I didn’t know a lot of things, where I would live, how I would make new friends, if i’d be happy here… But I knew it was worth the risk. Life is all about making decisions. Whether it’s... Read More

  “I don’t like acknowledging my problems, because I know acknowledging them means I need to deal with them. It’s interesting how we can have good intentions but fail anyway. The truth hurts but it’s redemptive. The song, ‘Great Escape’ by Patrick Watson, is a great description of how I handle facing my problems.” – Eric Carlson  Read More

“The two people that are most influential in my life are my grandpa and my father. Their work ethic, beliefs, and how they carry themselves during rough and good times have always been inspiring.” Ryan Burgess  Read More

“I’m ready to let go of looking for someone to fulfill me.” – Katia Orozco       Read More

“I’m always having to hold myself together so that people can fall apart in front of me and ask for my care. I’m ready to be a big, blubbery mess and have somebody else put me back together.” – Monique Roberts      Read More

“I try to take a photo of myself every time I’m going through an intense emotion. I take these portraits because it’s congruent. What I’m seeing on the surface is what’s in tune in the inside. Taking a portrait allows me to witness my emotions. It’s important for us to embody our emotions but not let them define us.” – AJ Delp    Read More