HELLO.

I'm Sarah. I'm a writer, wife, mother, photographer, content creator, and burgeoning web designer.

I have a love/hate relationship with the internet, Florida, and caffeine.

I have a love/love relationship with bookstores, blue fine point pens, and solitude.

I've been telling stories for decades now, in various mediums, and I'd love to help you tell yours.

My Story

I’ve been married to Cam since 2007 and together we parent two kiddos, who came to us through adoption after years of infertility. I really, really like my people.

We live in the Sunshine State, where Cam pastors and I do sundry creative things: mothering, homeschooling, writing, mentoring, content creating, web design, photography, and Bible teaching.

If we were meeting for the first time in a social setting, I’d be doing really terrible at small talk right now and would probably ask you about personality theories (INTJ, 6w5) or travel recommendations (that I do not plan to take) or your favorite book in any genre you like.

I prefer not to travel (homebody for life!), and my favorite book to read over and over again is The Storied Life f A.J. Fikry. Or maybe Little Women. Or maybe The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society.

I like a nice cold brew, a walk around my neighborhood with a podcast in my ears, and fresh empty journals. I’ve been filling them since the fifth grade, when my teacher assigned us a daily writing prompt. I still have my diary from fifth grade (it’s mortifying). I loved high school research papers and majored in English at University of North Florida. WORDS ARE MY JAM. I do most of my writing over on my Substack.

I love taking photos of my kids (which I do not share with the internet mostly), hosting people for dinner (probably it will be tacos. It’s usually tacos), and at the end of the day, crawling into bed with my snuggly husband and a good book is my favorite thing. I’m not on social media publicly, but if I were, the photo stream below is probably what you’d see.

I’m glad you’re here and I would love to connect about how we can tell your good —and beautiful— story.

All my life I’ve written from the knotted places inside me, with hope for the unknotting.
— Patti Callahan