10/02/2026
Wabash River Reptiles has officially closed.
After a lot of years, a lot of reptiles, and more enclosures than I probably ever should have owned, that chapter has come to an end.
But closing WRR doesn't mean everything just disappears overnight.
We still have hundreds of enclosures, equipment, supplies and years' worth of stuff to sort through, sell, move and clean out. Then there's the building itself that needs work. We have another house on the property that needs to come down, our own house needs work, and somehow I always seem to have another project or idea waiting.
I sew. I build things. I use the CNC and 3D printer. I fix things. Sometimes I make things just to see if I can. Some of what I make will end up for sale through Roam & Bloom Boutique. Sometimes we go somewhere interesting. And there's a pretty good chance I'll come up with something completely different next week.
So rather than shut this page down, I'm going to let it move on to its next chapter too.
Wabash River Reptiles is becoming I NEVER STOP.
We're going to start with the process of actually closing down WRR—getting rid of hundreds of enclosures and years of equipment and eventually reclaiming the building. After that... we'll see where the next project takes us.
If you originally followed for the reptiles and that's all you're interested in, I completely understand. But if you'd like to stick around and see what I get myself into next, you're more than welcome.
I NEVER STOP
Always something new.