Luv'N Lambert Life

Hey lovelies! 🎨🍷

I’m putting together the playlist for our Paint N Sip on February 21st and I want your input! I’ve already added a few songs (yes, including “Fat Bottomed Girls” by Queen because us big b***y girls really do make the world go ‘round 😂).

Jokes aside, drop your song requests below 👇🏻! I think it’ll be so much fun to have a mix where everyone gets to hear something they love while we paint, sip, and vibe together.

And of course, I’ll be adding some of my sister’s music too—she’s an amazing singer and songwriter and I love sharing her talent ❤️ Also if you didn’t know my sister is the lovely lady who owns Strawberry Moon Ancestral Market where we will be having the event!

Can’t wait to see what y’all suggest! 🎶✨

✨ I bring the paint party to YOU! ✨

I’m a traveling Paint & Sip artist offering creative, stress-free experiences for all ages 🎨🌿

🎨 Paint & Sip Parties (BYOB)
🎉 Children’s Birthday Paint Parties
✨ All supplies included

What I bring to every event:
🖌️ Canvas (one per guest)
🎨 Professional paint & brushes
🪑 Easels (when needed)
🧼 Table coverings to protect your space
📋 Step-by-step guided instruction
✨ A fun, relaxed, and welcoming atmosphere

🤝 I also collaborate with local businesses to create unique events that bring mutual happiness, community connection, and joy to both business owners and their customers.

📞 Call or text 843-902-1839 for bookings & collaboration inquiries
Let’s create something beautiful together 💚
— Enchanted Artistry

Some days, the hardest thing to do is be still—especially when life feels heavy, uncertain, or overwhelming.

This verse is a reminder I needed today, and maybe you do too.
You don’t have to fight every battle.
You don’t have to have all the answers.
Sometimes, stillness is an act of faith.

📖 “The Lord will fight for you; you need only to be still.” — Exodus 14:14

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Today we honor Elizabeth Furry — an Epilepsy Warrior, devoted mom, and fierce advocate for families living with epilepsy and Dravet syndrome.

Elizabeth fought with courage, love, and resilience, even when the road was unimaginably hard. Her voice mattered. Her advocacy mattered. And her legacy continues through awareness, education, and action.

In her honor, please take a moment to learn about Dravet syndrome, share this post, or support research and family resources through the Dravet Foundation:
👉 https://dravetfoundation.org/

Gone too soon, but never forgotten.
Your fight lives on, Elizabeth 🪽💜