Hi and welcome!
I’m Stacy and I’m glad you’re here.
This is the place to find inspiration to make your everyday life lovely. “Lovely” is where physical beauty and emotion meet. “Lovely” is discovering the sacred in the mundane. Living lovely means seeing yourself as God sees you and doing everything as if you’re doing it for the Lord.
I’m passionate about home decor, style, and faith.
Home Décor
Creating a lovely, lived-in home is one of our greatest joys as women and homemakers. My home is filled with thrifted, second-hand, vintage treasures and antiques. I love to share home décor tips and DIY projects to inspire you to create your own lovely, lived-in home.
Recent Post: Our master bedroom got a refresh with thrifted vintage treasures.
Style
My goal is to dress in a way that honors my worth and value as a child of God, expresses my creativity, and is comfortable and affordable. Thrift shopping makes it fun and easy. This year I’m focused on re-wearing my closet (trying to buy less) and only keeping the pieces I love. I share tips and ideas to inspire you to wear what you love.
Recent post: How to Look Cute and Stay Warm This Winter.
Faith
Biblical faith is the foundation of my life. As a mindset coach, I can help you learn to think and act biblically.
Recent post: What to Say When You Talk to Yourself.
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More About Me
Eric and I have been happily married for 37+ years, have three happily married children, and are Pawpaw and Mimi to one grandson. We love spending time with our family.
In 2013, Eric and I started a private counseling/coaching practice and enjoy working together. He’s a master’s level licensed clinical social worker and has a master’s degree in biblical studies. He’s also a chaplain at our local hospital.
I earned a bachelor’s degree from Samford University, a master’s and doctoral degree from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, and I’m a certified life coach.
A few years ago, I wrote a book about navigating life’s difficult seasons of marriage, parenting, homeschooling, ministry, family life, and grief to remind readers that God is near. It’s a testimony of God’s faithfulness through stories about life as a wife, mother, daughter, sister, and friend. These stories remind us that: We are not alone in feeling overwhelmed and discouraged. God is near to the brokenhearted and weary. The Bible is our spiritual compass to comfort and guide us through every season of life.
Click here to get a copy of my book: When Life is Hard: 50 Reminders that God is Near.
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