About Lyndsay Stradtner

Lyndsay Stradtner and I am a natural light photographer with 14 years experience. While home is Austin, Texas, my family and I are currently traveling the US in an RV full time. Yes, we sold our 2,400 square foot home for a 400 square foot RV and couldn’t be happier about it! While our initial goal was to travel full time for one year, that quickly turned in to (at least) 3 years. I am married to a really great guy named Jason. With 5 kids (Ty, Taryn, Jude, Jonah and Zachary) and 2 dogs (Maggie and Pepper), our lives are filled with laughter and chaos, and I wouldn’t have it any other way! Be sure to check us out on Etsy, Instagram and YouTube.

more house pics

2007-08-02T18:00:06-05:00August 2nd, 2007|Uncategorized|

Are you guys sick of me talking about house stuff yet??  I’m sure the answer is yes!  We are so tired of being consumed by it too.  We’ve been working non-stop to get the house ready to show.  So many little details that sneak up on you, like the sudden necessity to iron 22 sheers for the house.  We’re at the point where the last bit of mess tends to rotate from room to room.  Our long list of things to do is down to one page at least!  I can’t wait until it’s 100% done, all this work and morning sickness just don’t mix. Here is what we are calling the "Mock Nursery".  We decided to clean this room […]

the best news ever

2007-07-31T21:48:51-05:00July 31st, 2007|Uncategorized|

Two weeks ago my OB did an ultrasound and determined our little one wasn’t growing as expected.  The peanut was behind by a good 10-11 days.  We knew our conception days were right on, so that wasn’t the issue.  It was a long, scary two weeks.  I was under strict orders to take it easy, no stress, put my feet up and take it easy.  I did the best I could.  Jason took over handling all the house stuff, Ty helped with Taryn a lot, helped keep her busy during the day and I rested as much as I could.  Our OB was worried, very worried, and so were we.  Today was our follow up ultrasound, and after a long […]

701 days

2007-07-31T13:10:42-05:00July 31st, 2007|Uncategorized|

701 days of worry. 701 days of work. 701 days of stress. She changed our lives in ways we never imagined.  We went through a lot in our first year of marriage, a new baby, Ty’s adoption, Katrina stole everything but our health, thankfully we have that.  Thankfully, we were young and able.  Able to rebuild.  Able to find the strength in our marriage to make it through.  Able to lean on one another when we needed to.  Able to put on a brave face for the sake of our children when they needed it. We’re done.  The house is done.  No more construction, no more working into the night or having people working in our home.  No more living […]

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