Meagan Joy's childhood was filled with cherished memories of accompanying her father on ranch work. Riding shotgun, she would assist in checking cows, opening pasture gates, and indulging in the thrill of riding bareback on her beloved horse, Jack.

For Meagan, the mere thought of ranch work evokes recollections of crinkly bags bursting with sunflower seeds, icy bottles of Big Red, and the distinct scent of earth and worn-out leather emanating from her father's weathered boots.

In those simpler times, Meagan found solace in the uncomplicated pleasures of life. Sitting beneath the welcoming shade of an oak tree, she would observe the cattle lazily grazing while birds would swoop in and out of their nests. These treasured moments reminded her to appreciate the beauty of stillness and the tranquility it brought.
Reflecting on her grandfather's beekeeping endeavors, Meagan fondly recalls a time when he would approach his buzzing companions armed with nothing but a humble matchbox. There were no elaborate tools, no official certifications as a beekeeper; he relied on resourcefulness and an innate understanding gained through trial and error, learning directly from the bees themselves. This way of life, embracing what one possesses and finding contentment in the present, seems "foreign" within the framework of our modern world and culture.

Meagan's deepest desire is to foster a return to this unhurried and unassuming existence for her family. She envisions a community where gathering together with others is not just a fleeting occurrence, but an intentional act. By embracing simplicity and encouraging those around her to do the same, Meagan hopes to create a haven of serenity amidst the clamor of daily life. The slow, simple life Meagan aspires to embody is a gentle reverberation, beckoning her to once again find joy in the unhurried moments that truly matter.