Welcome!

Welcome me, welcome you! Athough I am not sure I have much to say, that anyone wants to listen to that is, I thought it might be fun to start a blog and archive my thoughts, pictures, writings, and attempted recipes and crafts! So, this is more of an area for me to be ME and to explore, vent and get creative. Enjoy, I plan to!

Monday, January 5, 2026

#ILYPIO Handmade Bracelets

I Love You, Pass It On. ❤️


ILYPIO began in 2014 as a simple phrase painted for me by an artist in Grand Rapids, Michigan. What started as a few kind words has grown into a passion — a way of reminding people that they matter, that they are uniquely and individually loved, and that love is meant to be shared.


These bracelets are a small extension of that idea. Each bracelet is handmade by me, one bead at a time, with intention and care. No two are exactly the same — just like the people who wear them. They’re meant to be worn, gifted, shared, and passed along as a reminder that love shows up in tangible ways.

Custom + One of a Kind

When you order an ILYPIO bracelet, you may request:

  • A color family you’re drawn to (earthy, bright, neutral, blues, pinks, mixed, etc.)
  • An accent tone:
    • Silver
    • Gold
    • Copper
    • Brass
    • Black
    • Mixed metals
    • Or no metal accents

Because each bracelet is handmade, your piece will be uniquely yours — inspired by your choices.

✨ And because love multiplies when it’s shared:

For every bracelet you purchase, I include a second, surprise bracelet. Whether you keep it or pass it on is part of the joy.


Pricing & Shipping

  • $10 per bracelet
  • 2 for $18
  • 3 for $25
  • Flat shipping rate: $5 per order


Simple, transparent, and rooted in generosity.

Questions/Orders: ilypio@icloud.com

Payments Accepted: Venmo, CashApp, ApplePay, and Zelle 







Giving Back

ILYPIO has always been about love in action.

All proceeds from these bracelets are donated in an effort to help ease homelessness for all of God’s creation.

This is one small way I try to turn love into something tangible — something that reaches beyond words and into real lives.

Thank You

Thank you for supporting handmade, heart-led work.

Thank you for choosing kindness.

Thank you for being part of this story.

I love you. Pass it on. ❤️


— Hannah Jane

Thursday, January 1, 2026

Happy 2026!!!




Happy New Year! Welcome, 2026.


Before talk about my word for this new year, I want to pause and reflect on Thrive… 2025.


This past year wasn’t about big, flashy wins. It was about quiet, meaningful growth.


I became healthier… not just physically, but emotionally and mentally. I learned to care for my body, my energy, and my boundaries with more intention and less guilt.


I went back to school, which stretched me in new ways and reminded me that learning doesn’t stop just because life is full. It required discipline, humility, and a willingness to go back to novice.


I traveled a bit, creating space to breathe, reflect, and reconnect… with people I love and with myself.


I became more intentional in caring for others, and more honest about when I needed rest or support. I worried less about what people thought and trusted my own voice a little more.


And yes… there were snails 🐌 A small reminder that thriving looks like tending tiny lives and finding wonder in unexpected places.


Thrive 2025 taught me that growth doesn’t always feel dramatic. For me it was often quiet…steady…grounding.


For 2026, my word is ATTUNE.


With school in the mix, I know this year will require balance and intention… staying in tune with family, friends, God, work, and learning, all at the same time. I already know it will be stretching and a juggle, and I also know I don’t want to rush through it on autopilot.


Attuning, to me, means paying attention on purpose.

Listening instead of assuming.

Asking questions with less fear.

And learning how to stay fully present without self-abandonment… trusting myself to know when to engage deeply and when to pause and restore.

This year, I’m choosing to be intentional about staying connected… to what matters most and to the people I love, while also honoring the rhythms and limits that allow me to show up with grace.

Attune is my reminder to pause, listen, learn, and adjust with GRACE… NOT perfection.


Here’s to a year of presence, growth, and staying grounded through it all. YIKES! I’d better buckle up!! 


I love you, pass it on.


#HappyNewYear2026

#ATTUNE

#ILYPIO

#Presence

#Learning

#Growth


12.31.2025 - 2100




 The Wildes-Trumble family can’t hang… so we’re saying g’night, y’all! 😴


And as I’m writing this, my heart is full thinking about what I truly want for my friends and family in the year ahead… my prayer for 2026 is simply that you have enough…


Enough laughter to lighten the hard days


Enough joy to find awe in the ordinary


Enough peace to steady you


Enough grace for yourself and others


Enough compassion for those in need


Enough discernment to see clearly


Enough wisdom to know when to speak and when to be still (we’re all still learning 😉)


Enough openness to welcome those who don’t look, live, or love like you


Enough curiosity to look beyond what you’re told to believe


Enough courage to stand with those who cannot stand alone


Enough vision to see the Savior


And enough love to overflow


We love you… pass it on!! ❤️

Friday, November 7, 2025

Wow! Oops! Thanks! Gimmie!

 Hannah W-T

“Wow, Oops, Thanks, Gimme…”

November 7, 2025

 


Hey everyone! Today I want to talk about something that can make a lot of us a little uncomfortable…prayer. If you’ve ever been asked to pray out loud and suddenly wish for the gift of invisibility, you’re not alone. It’s kind of like public speaking only this more personal.

I think part of why it feels awkward sometimes is because prayer is so personal. It’s the deepest part of who we are — our thoughts, feelings, fears, gratitude — and we’re not used to saying those things out loud in front of other people.
But here’s the truth: you don’t have to pray like a preacher or sound like King James. It is not a performance, and God is not grading grammar. He just loves hearing from His kids.

When asked by the disciples for Jesus to teach them how to pray he didn’t give them a script, instead He gave them a pattern. He said:

“Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be Thy name…” …that’s adoration.

“Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done…” …that’s surrender and trust.

“Give us this day our daily bread…” …that’s asking for what we need.

“Forgive us our trespasses…” …that’s confession and humility.

“…for Thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory forever.”  …and that’s modeling thanksgiving and praise.

When I was in bible school, I learned about different prayer models that this prayer has become the foundation. So, just like we have change models like ADKAR, we have prayer models like, ACTS A.C.T.S.: Adoration, Confession, Thanksgiving, and Supplication.

So, I took that model and made it suit real-life language: Wow. Oops. Thanks. Gimme.

Because prayer doesn’t need to sound fancy or rehearsed…it’s just real talk with God.

Wow: “God, You’re amazing.” If you’ve ever looked at a sunset and said, “Wow,” or felt sunshine on your face and smiled…. that’s worship…that’s adoration… see - you’re already praying.

 

Oops: “I messed up.”  So, I will let you in on a little secret…. He already knows! We don’t confess to surprise God; we confess to reconnect with Him. He’s not mad—He’s good.

 

Thanks: “You’ve been so good to me.” You’ve probably heard, “What if you woke up tomorrow with only what you thanked God for today?” Thankfully, that’s not how it works…but it’s a good reminder to stop and be thankful. Also, when you share thanksgiving, it helps with cognitive reframing…stopping to think of how much you have to be thankful for takes your eyes off the things you don’t have that you THINK you need.

 

Gimme: “Here’s what I need.” Again, God already knows what we need, but He still longs to hear it from us. Remember, He has the long-term plan in mind, so if you don’t get what you think you need …. He may be planning for something better or maybe protecting you from something.

So, if you ever feel uncomfortable praying out loud remember, you’re not performing. You’re just talking to your best friend. And if you do feel like you messed it up, don’t worry the One you’re praying to loves it. And the people in the room? You’re not praying to them anyway… so who cares?

Just use this pattern “Wow God, you are so good, sorry for all the times we don’t recognize how cool you really are thank you for giving us new days and fresh starts, give us grace to get through this meeting, amen!”

So, here’s what I’d like to do….take a quiet moment. Think about each one for yourself:

What makes you say Wow right now?

What’s an Oops you’d like to hand to Him or maybe ask for help fixing?

What’s something you’re Thankful for today?

And what’s one Gimme…something on your heart you’d like to talk to Him about?

Now, I recognize we are not all on the same spiritual path so whether you take this next minute to pray or just to be mindful, take a breath, take a pause, and reflect….I will close us out in a moment….

Wow, God, You. Are. Amazing. Thank You for the beauty in the world around us and for being so patient and good to us. Even when we mess up, You never turn away…. instead, You invite us closer. Thank You for the blessings we see and the ones we miss. And Lord, give us what we need…not just what we want…but those are always appreciated as well! Give us the grace we need every day to handle our insecurities, our busyness, and our…humanness. We love You. Amen.