“I’ve gone from speaking at conferences to holding an alpaca’s head as we struggle through a difficult birth. My Egyptian cotton sheets are now used for alpaca births. At the end of each day, my feet are dirty and my hair smells of the alpacas I loved on. I’ve packed up my business suits and replaced them with barn boots and alpaca socks that help me manage through the Northern Michigan winters. I’ve said goodbye to my quest for security and I’ve opened myself up to a rich life full of barns, hay, and alpaca kisses.”
Read how Rebecca Gill’s family decided to make a fresh start and begin Life 2.0 in our Sept/Oct issue.
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