Wildly Caged was born of the inner most depth of confinement that I found myself in over the past few years. We were all caged, not able to move about freely and enjoy our rich community of people, foods and travel. Missing out on many experiences due to lock down. We may have had what we needed to survive but not what we needed to thrive. Even as things open up and cages unlock, I find that in some ways I was always caged, dealing with major health issues, anxiety and depression. Now that I see the enclosure, I can find contentment within the confines of what surrounds me. I believe I can not only survive but learn to thrive admit the bonds.