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As a mom, my first job, my favorite job, and my most important job will always be being there for my kids. ❤️But sometim...
08/21/2026

As a mom, my first job, my favorite job, and my most important job will always be being there for my kids. ❤️

But sometimes, I have to miss something. And if I’m being honest, that is never easy for me.

This week, while I was in Dallas for work, my youngest had his first football scrimmage. I couldn’t be there physically, but my sister FaceTimed me, took videos, and another mom took pictures to send my way.

So even though I was miles away, I got to watch my baby from the other side of a phone, cheer him on, and feel like I was right there. 🥹❤️

And then I watched something else that meant just as much.

As an assistant coach, I saw a dad step in and help coach. He didn’t have to. He simply saw that the kids needed someone there—and he showed up.

That is community.

It’s the mom who takes pictures for the mom who can’t be there.
It’s the sister who FaceTimes so you don’t miss the moment.
It’s the dad who steps onto the field when another coach is needed.
It’s the parents who cheer for every kid, not just their own.

We can’t always be everywhere our kids are. Life happens. Work happens. Responsibilities happen.

But when we build strong communities, our kids are never without someone in their corner.

And that is exactly why I believe in community roots. Because sometimes, it takes a village to make sure our kids know they are seen, supported, and cheered for—even when Mom can’t physically be there. ❤️

Xoxo-Calley

It’s about showing up. ❤️When our league sent out message after message saying they didn’t have enough coaches for the p...
08/14/2026

It’s about showing up. ❤️

When our league sent out message after message saying they didn’t have enough coaches for the pee-wee division, I finally reached out and said, “If you need another coach, I’ll help.”

So here I am… coaching alongside my husband, the head coach, and getting out on the field with our son.

Do I know everything about football? Absolutely not. 😂
But I know how important it is for our kids to see their parents show up.

And showing up doesn’t always mean being the coach.

Sometimes it’s being the snack parent.
The carpool parent.
The parent who stays a few extra minutes.
The one who says, “Hey Coach, can I help you grab something?”
Or the parent standing on the sidelines taking pictures to send to the mom or dad who had to work, couldn’t make it, or is out there on the field coaching.

Sometimes showing up is simply saying, “I’ve got you.”

Because it takes a village to raise these little people.

Our kids are watching us.

They’re watching whether we serve.
Whether we help.
Whether we support the people investing their time in them.

And before we criticize a volunteer coach—someone who worked all day and then chose to give their evening to our kids—maybe we should stop and ask ourselves:

“Could I be the one who steps up?”
“Could I volunteer?”

You don’t have to know everything.
You don’t have to be perfect.
You just have to be willing to show up.

Because these coaches aren’t volunteering because they have nothing better to do.

They’re volunteering because they believe our kids are worth their time.

Don’t just watch the village raise your kids. Be part of the village. ❤️

Wyoming America Pageants

Thank you Ryan Rasner for sponsoring and believing in me on my run for Mrs Wyoming America 2027! Wyoming America Pageant...
08/13/2026

Thank you Ryan Rasner for sponsoring and believing in me on my run for Mrs Wyoming America 2027!

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I know I have a few months ahead of me, but as I begin preparing for my journey to Mrs. Wyoming America, I’m already loo...
08/08/2026

I know I have a few months ahead of me, but as I begin preparing for my journey to Mrs. Wyoming America, I’m already looking for some amazing sponsors and supporters to join me along the way! 🤍

This journey is about so much more than a crown. It’s about representing Wyoming, continuing the work I’m passionate about in our communities, and using this opportunity to advocate for the things I believe in.

Whether you’re able to contribute a little or a lot, every bit of support means more than you know. Every sponsor, share, encouraging message, and helping hand becomes a part of this journey.

If you or your business would like to support me, I would love to connect with you! Please reach out with any questions or if you’d like to learn more about sponsorship opportunities.

I’m so excited for what God has ahead, and I would be honored to have you in my corner! 👑🤍

Let’s get to Wyoming—and hopefully beyond—together!

Xoxo-Calley

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Hi, I’m Calley!If we haven’t met yet, I’m so glad you’re here. I’m a wife, a mom to two incredible boys, a small busines...
08/07/2026

Hi, I’m Calley!

If we haven’t met yet, I’m so glad you’re here. I’m a wife, a mom to two incredible boys, a small business owner, and a proud fifth-generation Wyomingite. I’m also honored to be running for the 2027 Mrs. Wyoming America title.

As a mom, I think about the kind of community my boys are growing up in every single day. I want them to know what it means to belong, to serve others, and to be surrounded by people who genuinely care.

That’s why my platform is Community Roots.

I believe our communities are strongest when we invest in each other. Local businesses aren’t just places to shop—they’re the businesses sponsoring little league teams, donating to school fundraisers, giving teenagers their very first jobs, and mentoring the next generation. They’re helping build the future of our communities every single day.

But Community Roots goes beyond small businesses. It’s the parents coaching after a long day at work, the moms bringing snacks, the volunteers setting up before anyone arrives and cleaning up after everyone leaves. It’s the neighbors who show up when someone needs a hand. That’s what a village looks like.

I truly believe our children thrive when they grow up surrounded by people who care enough to show up. When we support local businesses, volunteer our time, and invest in the next generation, we’re doing so much more than strengthening our communities—we’re giving our children a foundation of belonging, purpose, and hope.

Because at the end of the day, raising great kids isn’t one person’s job. It takes all of us. It takes a village. And that village starts right here, in our own communities.

Xoxo-Calley

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Don’t let someone else’s opinion or comments dull your smile.I’ve been told I’m “too much.” I’ve been told I step in whe...
08/04/2026

Don’t let someone else’s opinion or comments dull your smile.

I’ve been told I’m “too much.” I’ve been told I step in where I don’t need to. But here’s what I’ve learned…

When I see something that needs to be done, I do it.

Not because I’m looking for recognition.
Not because I want the praise.
But because I genuinely care, and if I have the ability to help, I will.

Sometimes when you step up, people will have something to say. They’ll question your motives, criticize your actions, or make you wonder if you should have stayed quiet.

Don’t let them.

The world needs more people who are willing to serve, to lead, to volunteer, to encourage, and to show up without expecting anything in return.

So if you have a heart that sees a need and wants to fill it, don’t let someone’s opinion change who you are.

Keep showing up.
Keep serving.
Keep smiling.

The right people will never be threatened by someone who simply wants to make a difference.

Xoxo-Calley

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For the last week, I stepped away.Not because I was burned out or because I didn’t love being here, but because I wanted...
08/03/2026

For the last week, I stepped away.

Not because I was burned out or because I didn’t love being here, but because I wanted to be fully present with the people who matter most.

We spent our days in the sunshine—skiing, surfing, cliff jumping, swimming, and watching my boys make memories they’ll talk about for years. We soaked in every bit of God’s beautiful creation, and for one week, I traded screen time for family time.

Something unexpected happened while I was away.

Several women recognized me. They knew me as The Cadillac Cowgirl. Others knew me as Mrs. Oil City. We talked, laughed, and spent time together.

But this time, they didn’t meet the girl behind a boutique counter or wearing a sash.

They met Calley.

The mom with lake hair tangled from the wind. The girl in a swimsuit with no makeup. The one climbing rocks, jumping off cliffs (baby cliffs), cheering on her kids, laughing until her stomach hurt, and simply enjoying life.

And honestly… I hope that’s who people remember.

Because while I’m incredibly grateful for my business, my community, and the opportunities God has given me, none of those titles define me.

I’m a wife. A mom. A woman who loves Jesus. A Wyoming girl who feels closest to God when she’s outside, surrounded by His creation.

Social media often shows our highlights, but I hope whether you meet me online, in my boutique, on a pageant stage, or at the lake, you meet the very same person.

Authenticity will always matter more than perfection.

Thank you, Lord, for a week that reminded me exactly who I am.

I also think there’s a really powerful line you could end with instead:

“The crowns, the business, the titles… they’re all blessings. But my favorite title will always be Mom.”

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Tonight we headed to football gear checkout , and as I stood there watching the lines move, I couldn’t help but smile.Ev...
07/29/2026

Tonight we headed to football gear checkout , and as I stood there watching the lines move, I couldn’t help but smile.

Every child was getting fitted, making sure their equipment was just right. It took time, patience, and countless helping hands. But it was something much bigger than handing out helmets and shoulder pads.

It was a village.

Moms and dads. Coaches. Volunteers. Men and women giving up their evening because they believe these kids matter.

And this is only the beginning.

Clinics start next week. Practices begin the week after. Soon these young athletes will be learning far more than how to throw a football or make a tackle. They’ll be building confidence, discipline, respect, teamwork, and resilience. They’ll learn what it means to work hard, encourage one another, and be part of something bigger than themselves.

Youth sports aren’t just about winning games. They’re about building young men and women who know they belong.

As a mom of two boys, this is exactly why Community Roots means so much to me. When parents, coaches, volunteers, local businesses, and community members all invest in our children, we’re not just creating athletes—we’re raising the next generation.

It truly takes a village, and tonight was a beautiful reminder that ours is showing up.

The road to Mrs. Wyoming America 2027 starts now! 👑❤️As a 5th-generation Wyomingite, small business owner, and passionat...
07/27/2026

The road to Mrs. Wyoming America 2027 starts now! 👑❤️

As a 5th-generation Wyomingite, small business owner, and passionate community advocate, I’m honored to begin this journey once again with the dream of representing Wyoming on the national stage.

I’m currently seeking sponsors to help make this dream a reality. Every contribution, big or small, makes a difference.

If you’d like to partner with me, I’d be truly grateful for your support. Let’s represent Wyoming together! 🤍

Xoxo-Calley

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