09/11/2026
Change is hard. 🤍
Especially when it’s unexpected.
Today officially marked the end of an era that so many of you have been a part of with me. From the customers who supported us at our store and followed us to the food truck, to all the new faces we met at farmers markets and events along the way….. I’m so grateful. 🥹
We made so many memories in this truck, and saying goodbye today was incredibly bittersweet. But as one chapter closes, I’m also excited for a new one to begin… and I’ll be sharing more about that soon. ✨
This season has reminded me that sometimes we have to accept the things we cannot change or control and trust that there may be a greater reason for where life is taking us. Some things aren’t meant to last forever. Sometimes they’re simply meant to be ours for a season 💫 and I’m incredibly grateful that we enjoyed this one while we had it.
It’s also been a reminder that we are not the things we own or the jobs we do. When something becomes such a huge part of our identity, losing it can almost feel like losing a piece of ourselves. But if there’s one thing all the changes in my life have taught me, it’s that every ending has been a lesson, a stepping stone, or the beginning of something I couldn’t see yet.
Things don’t always end when or how we expect them to. All we can do is trust the process, keep moving forward, and remember that we are the magic 🪄 not the things around us.
Maybe one day we can relaunch. Maybe life has something completely different waiting. The future is unknown, and for now, I’m okay with that.
Thank you to everyone who bought a bowl, stopped by the truck, shared a post, brought a friend, supported my small business, and to all who donated to get me thru this unexpected gap in work 🙏🏼
Here’s to the end of an era and whatever comes next. 🤍
Thank you to my little pink truck 🛻 who got me through a crazy season in life and brought me so much joy 🥲
