I'm an adventurous girly, that likes to go against the grain. I never like to stay still for very long. Favorite part of the wedding day? The dance floor OBVIOUSLY. If no one is dancing, catch me there. My hubby and I have been married since 2020 and he helps me at most weddings so you'll probably catch us both together. We are polar opposites, he is the social butterfly, way friendly type, and I am the sassiest of sassy.
I'm Ally.
a creative, adventurous, story-teller | a creative, adventurous, story-teller | a creative, adventurous, story-teller | a creative, adventurous, story-teller |a creative, adventurous, story-teller |
I truly believe in human connection and I thank you for being here! One of my favorite quotes goes like this “what looks like rebellion as a teenager, turns into passion as an adult” so if you’re a rebel soul like me, RAISE YO HAND. But seriously, I love adventure and only mildly tolerate plans, I love pushing past the boundaries of what’s considered normal. I’m very much a go with the flow type of gal. The way to my heart is a dominos pizza, or to stop to check out some cool rocks. Also, keep an eye out on my IG for my forever obsession, Peachy + Wallace, my two Goldens.
I can feel it already - we're about to be best friends.
Me in my fav place!
the desert is my fav place - started when I lived in vegas, but maybe now I think Latin america is my fav.
I would say i'm an extroverted, introvert.
popcorn is my go-to snack and I have a secret recipe.
formal military wife! My hubby worked on subs in the navy.
I do a lot of work with survivors of human trafficking and you can read about that passion below.
fun facts
When I was a teenager, God gave me a dream to work with survivors of human trafficking, I saw all my friends struggling to have healthy relationships and knew they were at risk to be trafficked. Since most human trafficking starts as a manipulation of vulnerabilities within relationships, I started to realize how easy it could happen to anyone.
My first work with survivors was overseas in a couple of different countries which really sparked my heart. So, I came home and decided I would move to Las Vegas to work alongside a ministry that was working with survivors. After a year of educating myself and teaching the public of the issue, I got married and moved to Washington and I worked with survivors of all backgrounds, ages, and genders in direct advocacy care. I did a lot of prevention through education in jail systems, schools, and community centers.
Now I work in a volunteer aspect in the red light district here in Tijuana.
I have a huge passion for conversations around this subject, so if this is something you have questions about, feel free to message me!
