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My US Olympianđșđžâ€ïž
Iâve been thinking a lot about dreams lately.
What it means to set them and give everything to reach that one thing.
Are dreams worth it? Is it worth the anxiety, stress, sleepless nights, endless sacrifices, uncomfortably, tears, and potential failure?
Isnât it easier to stick to a path thatâs stable, guarantees success, keeps us emotionally, physically, and spiritually at equilibrium, and that requires low stress?
My answer? It IS easier to just stay within your comfortable bubble. Problem is, you donât grow that way.
If thereâs anything Connerâs taught me since I met him, is to give everything I have to the path Iâm on.
Conner helped me give my all on my mission, to my family, and now to my degree.
Heâs taught me to accept myself when I make mistakes. Mistakes are essential for growth. Just rely on the people around you and God to make the necessary changes in order to keep progressing.
Conner teaches me those lessons through word and action, most especially during this marathon build.
Sweetheart, Iâm so proud of the hard work youâve put in and dreams youâre reaching. There are big and exciting things in store for you and I canât wait to be right there with you throughout it all!đ€
Catch us on the road to Paris!
06 Feb 2024
Today marks 5 months into our eternity! đ„°We're grateful for what a special day October 15th was and for @film_this_videography for capturing it so well! Enjoy our wedding video! Love you Conner!!đ€
15 Mar 2023
Lessons learned in NYC đđđ
04 Nov 2026
Weâre celebrating four years of marriage and Will hitting three months todayâš
You know you made a great decision in terms of who you married when you look at your kid and everything in life starts to make sense.
I think if you wouldâve told me a four years ago all that would happen between then to now, I wouldnât believe you. Thereâve been way too many highs and lows to list here. I would be lying if I didnât admit weâve been tested and tried in ways I didnât imagine possible, but are also witnesses of countless miracles.
Despite it all, we chosen to do whatever is necessary to stay close to each other. Weâve found joy along the wayđïž
Last year I started to feel like something was missing. Nothing was necessarily wrong, but there was a hole in our lives that needed to be filled. Will, weâve quickly learned, was that missing piece.
Heâs become our little sunshine, our relief from the rest of our crazy life. He reminds us daily of what really are the most important things. Heâs taught us a deeper level of love we didnât know was out there.
I know Savior better because of my boysđ€
Feeling extra grateful for my family and our sweet little life đĄ
đž: @rachelbolanphoto
14 Oct 2026
Lil Willâs baby blessing 08âą30âą26
We had a special spirit yesterday as Will was surrounded and given his blessing. So grateful for our family who came into town to celebrate our boyâs special dayâïž
I love the name William. Always have. Really though, I love the meaning of the name: protector; strong-willed warriorâŠbut it also means submissive.
Conner and I didnât want a trendy, a funky spelling name, or something with a weird meaning. (No offense to anyone who likes those kinda names, just ainât our styleđ)
Call us generic with name choosing, but we wanted a name that when he sits down in kindergarten and is writing his name he knows who he is.
We wanted a name that when the identity crises come again in high school, he knows where he came from and the power of who he could become.
We wanted a name that represents his placement in our familyâŠ
The oldest.
The example.
The guardian.
Thereâs a kind of weight on an oldest childâs head that naturally wants to stand up for the family, remain strong while others may falter, and lead out. We wanted a name that represented that. But we also want him to know that there needs to be a balance of submission to the One above, us as parents, teachers, leaders, bosses, etc.
When a strong warrior protects, but remains submissive, it creates the power of Willđ€
We love you son, so grateful youâre oursđ€.
31 Aug 2026
Our little Will is one month todayđ„č
I didnât believe it was possible to love a tiny human like this as much I do. Heâs brought me a sense of joy and satisfaction I didnât realize was missing in my life.
Iâve had quite a bit of quiet time to myself this month and have thought a lot about how his birth played out.
If I were to be honest, it was the most sacred and best day of my life. I loved my labor and delivery experience. If there was any day I could go back and redo over and over again because of how special the day was, itâd be the day I met my sweet little Will.
To protect the sacredness of that day, Iâll keep details brief, but that day reinforced the power of family. It reminded me of how real and involved our past relatives are in our lives today. It strengthened my testimony of eternal families. I feel so close to my Father in Heaven these days.
Am I exhausted in a way I didnât know was possible? Do we have hard days and nights? Oh yesđ”âđ«đ
Iâve never been so busy doing the simplest of tasks, but felt so fulfilled and purpose oriented.
In one month, this sweet, completely innocent infant has changed my perspective and outlook on life. My motives, my intentions, approaches to life going forward will be different because of what Will is teaching me on a day to day basis.
I love you Will, thank you for trusting me to be your momđ©”
15 Aug 2026
William Mantz
Born earlier this week
Words really canât express how much we love our little Will. We sleepy haha, but weâre happy and healthy.
âŠand of course, we had to have him leave the hospital in styleđ
17 Jul 2026
Kylieâs Preggo Mile at 38 Weeks Pregnant
13 Jul 2026
We started this pregnancy with a marathon, weâre ending it with a mileđ€
Official time: 5:26
If you consider us at altitude, the conversion drops that time to 5:21 đïž
38 weeks alongâŠbaby Mantz coming REAL soonđ©”
Thanks for everyone to helped out this together and make it happen. You know who you aređ«¶đ»
07 Jul 2026
Weâre walking into week 34 today!
Our favorite thing at the end of the day is to watch my belly move in all crazy directions as our little guy explores his growing body. We both have one hand on my belly and our other hands holding each other. I love holding my boysđ„čđ©”
Back in Park City last year, I remember spending significant time looking over my mission pictures. I had such a bright âmission glow or light,â as itâs called. Iâve missed that glow since getting home. Itâs not that itâs disappeared or Iâm doing anything wrong, but I have more going on in my life now than what I had as a set apart missionary. Itâs natural that glow hasnât been as prominent the longer Iâve been home.
I remember praying up in Park City to have that glow back. I feel like there are two times (of course others!) where Iâve heard people have a glow: the mission and being pregnant. Funny how God answered my prayerđ
But in all seriousness, why are those the two times of life where people say youâre glowing? Personally and from my experience, both on a mission and while pregnant, youâre furthering the kingdom of God on earth. Youâre doing what He would do if He were here. Itâs in these two acts of - frankly - extreme faith and sacrifice that reflect the most important things happening on earth today: bringing people to Christ and bring individuals to earth.
Thatâs why thereâs a glow. Glows donât come easily. They come through hard, stretching (literally for me nowđ€Ș) experiences. I remember praying for my glow back and getting the thought, âremember how hard it was to get that and what you had to endure? Do you want to go through that again?â While yes it was hard, who I became, who I met, how much closer I was with God made those hard days on the mission worth it.
So at 34 weeks pregnant, Iâm choosing to embrace the glow that has truthfully and vulnerability speaking⊠been hard to regain. It hasnât been easy. Iâm embracing my body in a new way, my spouse in a new way, my growing family in a new way, and most importantly, my God in a new way.
Hallelujah for a God who gives us hard things in life so we can come out the other end a little brighterđĄ
09 Jun 2026
Happy Motherâs Dayđ·
09 May 2026
đŒBabymoonđ
Conner and I welcomed the start of third trimester this week in Oahuđș
We initially thought this trip would be a post Boston Marathon celebration with a Babymoon, but God had other plans.
*I apologize for our lack of communication the past few months. With health complications, family concerns, and the pregnancy roller coaster, weâve needed to shut things down. If youâve been a recipient of our lack of responsiveness, we apologize. Know itâs definitely not you, itâs usđ. Be patient with us, weâll be backđ«¶đ».
Taking a week to completely shut out the world was more needed than I think neither of us realized. Weâve never taken a trip with just the two of us outside of our honeymoon, running obligations, and visiting familyđ«ŁâŠit was overdue haha.
We had the chance to talk about our fears, worries, dreams, and goals. We talked about us. Whatâs going well. What can we work on. What can we change. Whatâre we excited about with this sweet boy joining us so soon.
We had moments of hard conversations, tearful conversations, but also lots of exciting conversations.
We had moments of silence.
Moments of stillness.
I think God from time to time needs to completely shut us down in order for us to learn the things we need to. Maybe for longer than what we ever think we need. But while in the process, Heâs quietly redirecting us.
We can all get a little myopic in life and focused on the next thing. Sometimes we forget whatâs right in front of us. If thereâs anything Iâve learned the past several months itâs you NEVER know how good you have it until itâs gone - no matter how sucky it may seem in the moment. Because youâll blink and be onto that next thing before you know it. Iâve had to relearn how to let God prevail. Letting Him be the author of our familyâs story, even if that means we need to be still.
Weâre leaving Hawaiâi changed. Ready to take on whatâs in front of us with momentum and a vigor we didnât have before.
Baby boy is doing greatđ©”. We love waking up to his kicks in the morning, watching my belly move. It helps us keep a perspective on whatâs most important and reminds us that despite chaos, we will always have each other.âïž
01 May 2026
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