Hey! My name is Sarah. I was born in Massachusetts but spent most of my childhood in Pennsylvania before eventually making my way up to Maine in August of 2020 — truly the perfect time to move… not (¬_¬ ).

Coming back to New England nudged me right back into what I’ve always done best: getting organized, helping the people around me, and finding creative ways to make life feel a little more intentional. It reminded me how much I love building systems, solving problems, and bringing a bit of beauty and order into everyday chaos.

These days, you’ll usually find me exploring Maine on my motorcycle with my partner, grabbing dinner with friends, or unwinding at home while (very poorly) playing guitar and piano. I’m a master of enthusiasm over failure, and honestly, I wouldn’t have it any other way.

Here are a few of my favorite things

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Here are a few of my favorite things ♫⋆｡♪ ₊˚♬ ﾟ

I’ve been playing guitar since I was 12, and it’s become one of the most grounding parts of my life. Over the years it’s grown from a hobby into a way to unwind and stay connected to music. It’s one of those skills that’s always evolving, and I love that there’s always something new to learn.

I’ve always been a cat person and over the years I’ve had three cats who each carved out their own little place in my life. My current tabby, Basil, is a full‑time troublemaker. She keeps the house lively, keeps me cozy, and honestly feels like the purfect continuation of a lifelong love of cats.

I’ve always loved art in every form — creating with purpose and just experimenting. From oils to pastels to photography, every medium I’ve tried has opened up a new way to express. The exception being watercolor, of which I’m convinced is a sentient being with a personal vendetta.