I’m Stacey Pimm

I juggle so many hats, as a digital content creator, author of a children’s book series, twin mama, chaos coordinator all the while trying to navigate the teenage era, book girlie, Type one diabetic, going blind, dance in the kitchen while being a baking master, always licking the spoon! hotel hopper, experimenting with what my Nana did during The Great Depression, PNW born and raised, lover of the ocean and rain, and just as much as a palm tree and warm breeze lover. And now your new friend!

That was a lot to describe, but I am hoping something will resonate with you! My goal with writing this blog is to have you come with me as I journey through this next chapter, finding my voice as I listen to yours.

Life on Life Support: The Strength You Don’t See

November is  Diabetes Awareness Month , and I want to share something most people never see — what life with Type 1 diabetes truly looks like behind closed doors. It’s not about cutting out sugar or just taking insulin. It’s not something that “gets easier” or “goes away.” This disease becomes your full-time job — o…

✨ Meet Me Monday! ✨

Happy first week of November, friends!  This month is going to be full of heart, connection, and inspiring stories. Over the next four weeks, we’ll be diving into some exciting things — and of course, as always, a few surprises might pop up along the way. This month, I’ll be shining an extra bright light on  amazing…

When the World Feels Mad, Let’s Choose to Be Kind.

As November approaches, I can’t shake this mix of emotions — gratitude tangled up with sadness, hope wrapped around frustration. The holidays are coming fast, yet the world feels so unsteady. Everywhere I look, people are trying their best to hold it together — to make a little magic out of nothing. But with the gove…

Finding Safety and Hope: A Personal Look at Domestic Violence Resources

Domestic violence is something we never think will happen to us. It often starts quietly — with control disguised as care, with words that cut deeper than bruises ever could, with isolation that slowly steals your confidence. It can happen to anyone, no matter their background, income, or education. And the truth is…