I walk a path rooted in nature, spirit, and story. Reiki, botanicals, and the turning of the seasons shape my daily rhythm, reminding me that every action can be an offering. I’ve built Skullywood — part vintage curation, part apothecary, part storytelling — as a way of weaving beauty and reverence back into the world around me.

My studies in Druidry feel like a remembering. I’ve always known Nature to be my first teacher and truest sanctuary. Joining AODA is a way to deepen that connection, to bring structure and shared rhythm to what has always lived in my soul.

I live in Salt Lake City, Utah, where my yard and garden have become a small sanctuary — a place of sunflowers, mulberry shade, stones, and soil that teach me as much as any book. My vision is slow and steady growth: tending the land, creating ritual, sharing beauty in many forms, and living as if every day is part of the sacred cycle.

I walk this path not only for myself but also for those who come after — weaving together the threads of memory, imagination, and future possibility.