A Hui Hou

From one season of life to the next. We were 25 years old when we made the leap to move to a tropical island in the middle of the ocean. It was almost 16 years ago that Tyrel and I, along with 16-month-old Zandyr, stepped off the plane. Having never been to Hawaii before, we … Continue reading

Why We Do What We Do – And Who We Do It With

When Tyrel and I launched the Fetterly Family Agency, we weren’t just starting a business—we were building a legacy. A legacy rooted in service, impact, and the unwavering belief that families deserve financial protection and peace of mind, no matter what life throws their way. We’re proud to be independent brokers with Symmetry Financial Group, … Continue reading

Our first structure

Our first structure

We decided that we should now only get animals after their housing situation is completed and we have their living situation secure. However, one stop at Tractor Supply and our first adventure in game birds began. Let’s be honest: how can you turn down bringing home 8 cute little baby Guinea Hens?!? These little guys … Continue reading

The Unintentional Homesteaders

The definition of a homesteader has definitely changed over the last several hundred years. At one point, this term was used to describe someone who would live and work on the land in hopes of earning the right to own the land. In today’s world, you can find a million and one social media groups … Continue reading

The Great Migration Out of Education

As an educator for almost 20 years, I have witnessed the state of education change drastically. I am unsure if this can be attributed to covid and to parents being more involved in their student’s education than they had been for decades or if there was already a looming pendulum shift. All that it takes … Continue reading

Healing Journey

As one who has always been the strong one, who has had her shit together, and has been able to graze through challenging circumstances with ease, I felt like my entire perception of who I came crumbling down. While sitting on a comfortable brown couch in the therapist’s office, I recalled the stories I had … Continue reading