Kimberly Pratt, a proud Oakland, California native, lives by the motto: "Cherishing life and all things literate, loving, and spiritual." Her passions reflect a deep appreciation for meaningful connection, and personal growth.
What age are you and what age do you feel?
I’m 62 years old, but honestly, I feel like I’m 16. I still wake up excited about the day ahead. I get to do the things I love with the people I love, and that keeps me feeling vibrant and alive.
My youthful energy shows in my attitude—I laugh easily, stay curious, and don’t take life for granted. People tell me my enthusiasm is contagious, and I think they’re right!
What are you looking forward to?
I’m looking forward to traveling to new places, writing more stories that come from the heart, and sharing meaningful time with my friends. I love creating memories through experience, whether it’s a big trip or a simple moment of connection over coffee. I
’m also excited to keep growing and evolving—there’s so much still to discover.
What do you like to do in your spare time.
In my free time, I write, read, and get outdoors as much as I can—whether it’s hiking, walking, or just being surrounded by nature. I also love caring for animals; they bring me joy and grounding. Spending time with my friends is a must—we laugh, we share, we lift each other up. My spare time is when I feel most me.
What was the best day of your life?
One of the best days of my life was recently at the beach with my boyfriend. The sun was setting, the air was warm, and everything felt peaceful. He surprised me with a beautiful necklace, and in that moment, I felt truly seen and cherished. It wasn’t just the gift—it was the love behind it that made it unforgettable.
What is the best advice you were ever given?
The best advice I’ve ever been given is: Don’t take yourself so seriously. It reminds me to stay playful, to be okay with messing up, and to let go of perfection. Life is much more fun—and freeing—when you can laugh at yourself and keep moving forward.
What makes you a grown ass woman?
I’m a grown-ass woman because I show up—with love, with honesty, and with grit. I show up for myself when life gets hard, and I show up for my people: my friends, my mom, my partner. I take responsibility for my life, but I also let myself have fun. I know who I am, and I lead with heart.
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