Hannah

I really feel like we are all leaves in the wind and manifesting gives you direction to put your energy and tell the universe what you want. When you put something into the universe, I don't mean witchcraft. I mean when something is on your mind, you will see more opportunities for it and you will tell people about it. You're planting seeds that can one day grow into your dreams.

I really feel like we are all leaves in the wind and manifesting gives you direction to put your energy and tell the universe what you want. When you put something into the universe, I don't mean witchcraft. I mean when something is on your mind, you will see more opportunities for it and you will tell people about it. You're planting seeds that can one day grow into your dreams.

I really feel like we are all leaves in the wind and manifesting gives you direction to put your energy and tell the universe what you want. When you put something into the universe, I don't mean witchcraft. I mean when something is on your mind, you will see more opportunities for it and you will tell people about it. You're planting seeds that can one day grow into your dreams.

Farmer Girlies, unite. When it starts to feel fun and exciting, that means you're in alignment. If you're not having fun, pivot. Warning, girlies, nothing ever goes according to plan, but trust that you are always moving in the right direction. Keep your eyes wide open and stay on track. Pages Methods

Farmer Girlies, unite. When it starts to feel fun and exciting, that means you're in alignment. If you're not having fun, pivot. Warning, girlies, nothing ever goes according to plan, but trust that you are always moving in the right direction. Keep your eyes wide open and stay on track. Pages Methods

Farmer Girlies, unite. When it starts to feel fun and exciting, that means you're in alignment. If you're not having fun, pivot. Warning, girlies, nothing ever goes according to plan, but trust that you are always moving in the right direction. Keep your eyes wide open and stay on track. Pages Methods

There's this whole part of me that I'm connected to that I just don't really know anything about.

There's this whole part of me that I'm connected to that I just don't really know anything about.

There's this whole part of me that I'm connected to that I just don't really know anything about.

Hey, it's Hannah. My question is... How do you find a lost relative?

Hey, it's Hannah. My question is... How do you find a lost relative?

Hey, it's Hannah. My question is... How do you find a lost relative?

So I was raised by my mom. She was a single mom. It was pretty much just us two for a lot of my childhood. For a while, we lived with my grandparents, my aunt, uncle, and a couple of cousins. I knew my dad was out there somewhere, but I never really gave too much thought about it because I did have like a pretty full just like home life, I guess.

So I was raised by my mom. She was a single mom. It was pretty much just us two for a lot of my childhood. For a while, we lived with my grandparents, my aunt, uncle, and a couple of cousins. I knew my dad was out there somewhere, but I never really gave too much thought about it because I did have like a pretty full just like home life, I guess.

So I was raised by my mom. She was a single mom. It was pretty much just us two for a lot of my childhood. For a while, we lived with my grandparents, my aunt, uncle, and a couple of cousins. I knew my dad was out there somewhere, but I never really gave too much thought about it because I did have like a pretty full just like home life, I guess.

I only have like one memory of him, honestly. I think I was six and I was riding my bicycle outside and he drove down the street and I didn't know who he was. And he said, hey, Hannah. My mom was like, that's your dad. Come inside. And that was kind of the first time she kind of told me the story.

I only have like one memory of him, honestly. I think I was six and I was riding my bicycle outside and he drove down the street and I didn't know who he was. And he said, hey, Hannah. My mom was like, that's your dad. Come inside. And that was kind of the first time she kind of told me the story.

I only have like one memory of him, honestly. I think I was six and I was riding my bicycle outside and he drove down the street and I didn't know who he was. And he said, hey, Hannah. My mom was like, that's your dad. Come inside. And that was kind of the first time she kind of told me the story.

She kind of just explained it to me that, you know, they were young when they had me and they had a lot of differences. And she just... Thought she was making the right decision to kind of do it on her own. But she never intended for it to be like a permanent thing that I would never know him.

She kind of just explained it to me that, you know, they were young when they had me and they had a lot of differences. And she just... Thought she was making the right decision to kind of do it on her own. But she never intended for it to be like a permanent thing that I would never know him.