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MOSTLY ME & A CUP OF COFFEE
probably taking a nap, creating for @homebody_photography, or studying for nursing school

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Congratulations! 🎓 We are so proud of you and can’t wait to see what’s next!
#SeniorDecision #ClassOf2026 #FutureReady #NextChapter

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track 11 — calico coal

probably one of the most fun ones to style, shoot, and write. written with @maddiel0u and @ctgrooves 💃🏻 we dove into california history and heritage to weave together a story of the coal miners from calico, california. these two are fearless in stepping outside of the nashville norms and i’m grateful for that. cheers to not writing in a box.

@patlyonsmusic made it make perfect sense in the studio with twin fiddles to kick it off 🤌🏼🎻 @combsmattstrings

@annaclairebeasley @macy_tapp on visuals + @lylahadore on hair, makeup, and hype. we went back to where i’m from, my roots, to bring this one to life and I can’t imagine a better scenario. thank you ladies.

slowly but surely i’m getting this series of photos done!! couple more to go. almost a year of this record, wow.

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digital scrapbook recap of my favorite moments from 2025🤍

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love my people & love my coffee.

happy 2025 coffee wrapped 🫶🏻

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this time last year we were creating some insane visuals for my record, Tales of the Dark West🐎 here are some of my favorite behind the scenes that were captured by the wonderful and kind @macy_tapp throughout that week.

I love these gals so much. @annaclairebeasley showed up and not only carried out the vision I had for this but also brought so much of her own because of the passion she had not only for her job, but also for this record. and that means the world. @lylahadore never ceases to amaze me and also we just have the best time together every. single. time. one of the hardest workers I know, hands down. thankful for you girls. swipe to the end for my all-time favorite photo of delilah😆💘

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Feeling low from the road, time to head back home
The friendliest place I’ve ever known
Nothing like a little bit of Lubbock!

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Last week but from the profesh lens 📷😜

@nandomedia

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ONE LAST EPIC SUMMER (Part 2)

The Lord has been at work. He has broken me down and rebuilt my heart. If I thought college was a humbling experience, it doesn’t even come close to the level God has now brought me to as a quasi-adult. Here’s what’s funny: how freeing it feels to be humbled by God.

I have grown to find all of my contentment in the Lord. My love for him has grown so deep I can hardly describe it. He is my first and greatest love. He is my rock and my comforter. Being held in His arms gives me the freedom to set my feet firmly wherever He places them with confidence that He alone will either keep me there or move me. All of my blessings are from Him. I’ve reached this point in my life where I will listen to a sermon and if the pastor starts to very eloquently explain God’s love for me I’ll tear up every single time. Hymns tug at my heart like they never have before. I have this new, emotional bond with Jesus that brings me to a breaking point every time I kneel to him in prayer.

Here’s what I’ve learned: we never arrive. My soul will long for heaven every day that I live. Heartbreak and grief have come, and I will yearn for the day when I finally get to be in God’s presence, no buffer or barrier or sin to keep us at arms length anymore. There will be laughter and parties and joy along the way, I am confident I will experience blessings from God on earth. I get glimpses of heaven enough that I can taste it. But I should also expect for this life on earth to hold daily reminders that this is not my home. Riches and accolades and “fun” will never fully satisfy. That which is eternal is my true treasure.

What a sweet, sweet season of life this is! To get to travel and visit friends on the weekend, to live on the lake, to have a young, healthy body, and to design homes for a living. This phase of life is full of tons of spontaneous fun, new opportunities and experiences and a ridiculous accumulation of Hill House dresses. I don’t know how long my life on earth will be, none of us do. And while I’m just so grateful for this life the Lord has given me and all the blessings and joy it holds, my prayer is still

Come, Lord Jesus, come.

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ONE LAST EPIC SUMMER (Part 1)

This summer officially marked four years post-grad and I truly struggle to put them into words. My four years of college were easy to define, easy to reminisce on and heart wrenching to leave behind. And the transition from college to adulthood was very quick. There was no “last summer”, no “one last hoorah”. I graduated, moved, and started my job within two weeks. If I remember correctly, it rained for about 10 out of the 14 days of “freedom” I had during that transition.

The theme of the first year of my career was just figuring things out. I failed and failed over and over, spent more time learning than actually feeling like I was contributing, and came home in the evenings to flip through magazines, scroll Pinterest and research different styles and trends to be ready to implement into my designs the next day.

Fast forward to today, four years of designing under my belt. I can say I’ve gained both confidence, and humility. I’ve become certified, steered many projects through from concept to construction, and hosted a showhouse. But I’ve also made mistakes, eaten my words, and learned to let go of my pride.

These four years flew by, and I struggle to encapsulate them all, but all glory to God who uses each passing day to make me a better image bearer and witness. He gives and He takes away. He is working all things out for my good. All that I have is His. And how grateful I am for the past four years He’s given me to steward this gift of a career and how He’s used it to draw me closer to Himself, the ultimate goal of any and all work I put my hands to.

- Caroline Feezel, NCIDQ #414287

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Nothing really big or meaningful gets accomplished alone — good people truly change everything.

I’ve been married to Suzanne, my best friend, for over 36 years. Some things never need to change. I get to be Dad to Macy and Pierce — one of the greatest gifts of my life.

I’m thankful for Quent, the best running coach on the planet, and for Brock, my loyal business partner, trainer, and friend. I’m surrounded by an incredibly supportive team at Antioch Wealth Management, clients who are genuinely some of the best people I know, and faithful friends who continue to walk through life with me.

Each of these relationships has deepened my faith in the Lord and shaped how I want to live — with purpose, gratitude, and the hope of making a real impact.

Nothing good in my life would be what it is without these people. I’m grateful every day.

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Hi! It’s Macy, part of the sibling dynamic duo (hehe @pierce_tapp) and the official social media coach. Turns out, if you want to run a 100 miles, you need a running coach and someone to teach you how to use emojis.

We need YOUR help! Can you follow my dad, so that he can share his story with more people?

#endthestigma #leadville100 #daddaughter

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It’s never too late to change.

At 47, I supported an organization drilling water wells in El Salvador. At 48, I changed careers and became a Financial Advisor with Antioch Wealth Management. At 54, I started running—from zero. At 60, I’ll run the Leadville 100 Mile Trail Race, raising $100,000 for mental illness awareness and support.
Change doesn’t have an age limit. I’m not sure what’s next… but I’m excited to find out.

#leadville100 #endthestigma #mentalhealthsupport #ultrarunners

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