A-May-zing Moments: Reflecting on a Month of Magic
As May comes to a close, we can’t help but pause and smile. This month has been packed with joy, movement, milestones, and more than a few magical moments.
Here’s what we’ve created, celebrated, and become together:
💛 The Paper Doll Branding Photoshoot – On May 3, women and kids came together to wear their words and show the world what empowerment really looks like. It was more than a shoot—it was a movement captured in motion. Unity. Strength. Sisterhood. A visual reminder that we are never alone in this journey.
💛 The Birth of a Grandbaby – Becoming a grandmother has shifted my heart in ways I didn’t expect. There’s something incredibly grounding about watching the next generation arrive with wide eyes and open hearts. It’s a new chapter, one that softens and strengthens all at once. Granny life is good. Really, really good.
💛 The Paper Doll's Birthday – I turned another year wiser this month, and with it came so much gratitude. Not just for the life I’ve lived, but for the one I’m still building—with this community, this purpose, and this heart. Every birthday feels like a promise to keep showing up for myself and for all of you.
💛 The Coloring Contest – Creativity bloomed again through the Paper Doll Princess and all of your beautiful submissions. We saw colors that danced, lines that spoke, and imaginations that soared. Thank you for sharing your hearts with us.
💛 Quiet Victories & Everyday Wins – This month we also held space for the unseen progress. The moments of softness, of choosing rest, of trusting our voices. We saw you—and we celebrated those steps too.
May reminded us that joy is not something we wait for. We create it. We build it. We become it.
Thank you for being part of this a-May-zing month.
Thank you for your light.
June is calling—and we’re just getting started.
With love and light,
The Paper Doll
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