As a former employee of Country Day, I have always found Lindsey’s role to be fascinating. Not only does she fulfill the part of a middle school science teacher, but she acts as director of the “Little Barn” and caretaker of the furry friends that reside there.

Alice is the heart and soul behind Alice Beasley Flowers, based in Sydney, Australia, and she embraces nature to create wildly romantic and thoughtful arrangements that celebrate the seasons, and that add to the joy and beauty of special occasions.

The stunning grounds of Greyfield have been perfectly preserved for both their guests and workers, as well as the occasional wild horses that roam the island.

Two things we love about this story, 1) an artist's ideal morning is so dreamy; I think we all can draw inspiration from starting the day creatively, and 2) Claire used to work with us!

The Archibald Project uses photography, videography, and blogging to tell stories that advocate for orphans, educate their audience on orphan care, build community, and inspire people into action. Because of the Archibald Project, fewer children are labeled “orphan.” They use media to show different sides of orphan care, including volunteering with an orphanage, sponsorships, reintegration, working with birth families to help gain their children back, and sharing unique and beautiful adoption stories.