2009 — The Invitation
It All Started With a Dream
Back in 2009, I had a dream about a website that touched every part of life—marriage, health, finances, family, faith. I didn’t know what to do with it, but I said yes. From filming videos, to interviewing women, to hosting conferences, God kept calling me to more. I didn’t feel qualified. I called myself an introvert. But He kept handing me assignments—and with every yes, I became more of who I already was.
And He kept calling.
Why We Exist
Dear Diaries™ was never about building a brand. It was about helping others stop bracing for impact. Through every journal, shirt, and devotional, we help people notice what’s driving them—fear or trust—and give them space to return to God’s peace.
I Am Safe™ – Given to me in 2025. But it started years ago.
What You'll Find Here
- Guided faith-led journals
- T-shirts with declarations, not just designs
- Wife School™ workbooks & digital tools
- Resources to help you pause, reflect, and heal
- Products designed to speak to your becoming
They’re not designs. They’re declarations.
The Mission Is Simple
To create tools that help people slow down, trust God deeper, and live led—not driven. It’s not about being perfect. It’s about letting Him walk with you as you become.
If This Spoke to You, You’re Not Alone
Meet Roserbie
I’m the heart behind Dear Diaries™ and Inked in Cotton™.
A storyteller, a soul-led creator, and a woman who’s lived through the ache of survival mode while still trying to serve God. For years, I believed I had to stay in motion to stay safe—overthinking, overworking, always trying to stay ahead of the next hit. But somewhere in the middle of my striving, God whispered something that stopped me in my tracks: “You are safe.”
That whisper became a journal. And that journal became a movement.
If those words hit you somewhere deep too, I created the I Am Safe Journal for you.
It’s more than paper—it’s a sacred space to pause, breathe, and return to the truth.
If you have a question, a story to share, or just want to say hi—you can always reach out here. I’m listening.