Our Little Life

Our
Story
A Minimalist Family Journey

Rooted in the in growing city of The Big Guava, we're sharing our experiences, challenges, and joys of raising a slow and minimal family in this beautiful, growing city. Our blog birthed at a time of transformation, not just for myself but for the entire family. I’d just transitioned to be a SAHM, we moved from a shared apartment into a tiny house, and my husband was in the middle of a big change in careers. We were all figuring out who we were in what our oldest calls “The Blue House". The name, Our Little Life, came from not only the acknowledgment of the downsizing everything in our lives, but also a nod to the literal saying that life is short. We’re learning how to spend our time together intentionally, how to slow down so we can cherish the moments that could be lost when we don’t. We’re slowing down when the world is telling us to speed up, living smaller when the world tells us to live bigger to feel happiness. We want to show that life can still be full in the small moments, if you let it be.

It Started With A Brew
Our Little Life began with a life shift and a good cup of brew. In 2024, we'd just welcomed our second child into our life and with many changes occurring in our life, I found myself at Buddy Brew with a much needed cup of coffee working for hours building the YouTube channel for what is now Our Little Life. The blog followed shortly after in 2025, I've always loved to write and found myself writing in some shape or form throughout my life.
Buddy Brew, if you're reading - thank you for allowing a mom and two very young children feel so welcomed in your little cafe.
-Mama

What is Our Little Life
Our Little Life is not just about documenting the little snippets of our life. We’re beginning a journey, relearning who we are. We’re learning to slow down in a world that demands more. It’s not about being perfect, is about being present. We want to share what another version of normal can look like. That it’s okay to enjoy the small moments. We don’t have the latest vehicle, but it's filled with singing and laughter. Our kitchen is small, yet we still cook together. We hope that with sharing our experiences, it inspires others to spend more in the quality of life rather than more in the materialistic lifestyle. We're sharing our little local family's journey as minimalists, slow living, with a touch of cozy people. We still have work to do, no one is perfect. But that’s why we’re here, because no one is perfect, most of us… live in the ordinary and we need to see more of that out there.













