
Writer, Traveler, Environmentalist, & Dog Lover
Welcome to my home base—my name is Hannah Schultz, and I am a writer and teacher from Kentucky.
My favorite things include traveling the world with my spouse, Ryan, and daughter, Flora; cuddling with my two Great Pyrenees (Winnie & Otis); and hiking and taking photos of plants, animals, cool rock formations, waterfalls, and mountains along the way.
Take a peek at the blog page for ramblings about life and lovely photos of dogs & places I’ve been.

Blog
Adventures in
Serendipity
Serendipity (n.): the phenomenon of finding valuable or agreeable things not sought for
Adventures in Serendipity seeks to celebrate the adventures of life—from love, to nature and hiking, to traveling, to work and school. Click one of the links below to start reading.
“When we try to pick out anything by itself, we find it hitched to everything else in the Universe.”

One of the things I’ll emphasize throughout this post is how much money you will save by going the more sustainable route (hint: it’s A LOT), but it is by no means the only positive outcome. By being a conscious consumer, you’re creating less waste, making a more stress-free environment for both you and baby, choosing materials and ingredients that are best for baby’s health and development, and more. Babies don’t actually need that much stuff and while we’re by no means minimalists, one of the first sustainable choices we made was to forgo a lot of the extraneous baby things that our consumerist society tells you that you need (even though you really don’t).