About

I like to tell stories.

I’ve been taking photos of nature and people since I was a little girl and nagged my father each Friday to bring home cameras and film from his workplace, the local Kodak plant.  Getting rolls and rolls of film developed cheaply was a company perk.  Lucky me!

And as I told someone recently, I could write about dirt all day long and be happy.

I’ve also been lucky enough to meet the coolest people along the path my life has taken.  Diverse, talented people who often had unique talents or gifts to share with me.  You’ll find musings here about them from time to time, too.

I’m a truly blessed woman to know exactly who I am and where I came from.  And family is the reason for everything I do.  Anything you really need to know about me you’ll find by noticing the catagory tabs on this blog.

Occasionally you’ll find the things like “dude” and “that rocks” peppering my posts.  Just remember that I’ve mothered four teenagers and my cycling team is full of 20- and 30-somethings.  It rubs off!

Oh, and if I call you “Honey” or “Sweetie Pie” don’t shoot me.  It’s a Southern thang.

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A public relations & marketing executive and former journalist, Allison Peacock turned to her childhood passion of photography and a new found love of the written word in the late 1990’s after her own family tired of her following them around with a camera.

As a freelance contributor to various publications, her work has appeared in a wide variety of media outlets such as the magazines Arabian Horse World and Arabian Horse Times, newspapers Longview News-Journal and Arabian Horse Newspaper, several internet magazines, and broadcasts such as ABC’s Good Morning America and a BBC documentary.

She has studied with noted Texas Monthly photographer O. Rufus Lovett, as well as attended documentary workshops such as the Texas Community College Journalism Association’s Educational Conference.  She is a member of the National Press Photographers Association.