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9/11 Books for Kids (and How to Talk to Them About It)

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We talk a lot around here about the things sisters

We talk a lot around here about the things sisters pass along to each other. The books we love, recipes we’re making, things we’re learning, and ideas that make life a little better.

But being sisters also means walking through the hard parts of life together. And this has been a big part of mine.

A little over two years ago, childhood cancer became part of our family’s story when my son Eli was diagnosed with leukemia.

I wrote about his diagnosis, the symptoms we didn’t recognize, what that first year of treatment looked like, and the incredible kindness that carried our family through it.

Today, Eli is doing so well, and we are so grateful.

Childhood cancer will always be part of our family’s story, and even though we’re in a very different place now, it’s something I’ll always care deeply about.

And if sharing our story can help another family feel a little less alone, it’s worth telling.

Check out the link in our stories to read the full post. 💛

X.o. Emma #childhoodcancerawarenessmonth💛 #childhoodcancer #bcellall #childhoodleukemia

Hey, it’s Emma here today. I wanted to share somet

Hey, it’s Emma here today. I wanted to share something a little more personal.

We share a lot of the good stuff our sisters pass along around here. The things we’re reading, making, learning, and loving. But being sisters also means walking through the really hard things together.

Two years ago, in the middle of Eli’s cancer treatment, I wrote this on the first day of September, Childhood Cancer Awareness Month.

Today, Eli is doing so well, and we’re so grateful his treatment is behind us.

Life looks very different than it did two years ago, but childhood cancer will always be part of our family’s story. I’ll never stop caring about the families walking through it.

So I wanted to share what I wrote in the middle of treatment:
— Today marks the first day of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month.

A month I didn’t even know existed until this year. I’m embarrassed to admit that. I wish I had known.

I’m not in a great place to list all the stats or how much funding and support is lacking, so I’ll just say this...It takes a village to get these kids through. It takes people willing to advocate and donate blood. It takes doctors, researchers, and medical professionals.
It takes people willing to read their stories and lift up these kids, their parents, and their siblings.

There are a million things that need advocacy. I’m just asking that maybe you choose one way to be a village for a cancer child this month: Send a kind message. Learn a child’s name and story. Say a prayer. Donate blood. Wear gold. Donate to a childhood cancer foundation. Donate toys to a children’s hospital. Serve a family battling cancer.

It truly takes a village.

We couldn’t do this without all of you and the cancer families who have come and gone before us. 💛
— Two years later, I still believe every word of this.

We’ll never forget the people who were our village during Eli’s treatment. I know now how much it means to let people show up and carry you when you need it.

And I hope we spend the rest of our lives turning around and being that village for someone else. 💛 @idrawchildhoodcancer

How grateful we are to live in a place where the c

How grateful we are to live in a place where the changing of the seasons marks a new, exciting time of life. But oh, how we’ll miss the simple joys of summer. What will you miss from this summer?

Another week, another dinner plan. Here’s what we

Another week, another dinner plan.

Here’s what we’re making this week:
Monday: BLTs with Herb Mayo
Tuesday: Teriyaki Salmon Bowls (Taste Better from Scratch)
Wednesday: Sheet Pan Chicken Fajitas
Thursday: Steak Salads (Natasha’s Kitchen)
Friday: Hamburgers + Air-Fried French Fries from Costco

We’re hanging onto summer a little longer with garden tomatoes, dinners on the grill, and plenty of fresh flavors. Plus, a few easy meals for those nights when getting dinner on the table is enough of an accomplishment.

Comment MEAL PLAN and we’ll send you the links to all the recipes, or find them in our stories!

And tell us what you’re making this week. We’re always looking for new dinner ideas.

Fall is here, and so are the cozy books. We round

Fall is here, and so are the cozy books.

We rounded up 15 of our favorite fall children’s books, perfect for slow afternoons, bedtime reading, and all those little autumn moments.

Comment FALL and we’ll send the link right to your DMs.

Fall wedding guest inspo! You asked and we deliver

Fall wedding guest inspo! You asked and we delivered! Comment the COLOR you’re eyeing and we will DM you some links your way with dresses that match the vibe! Or comment THRIFT and we will send you our favorite thrift stores that we have had the most success at!

#thrift #fallwedding #weddingguestinspo

Consider this your reminder to get in line for tho

Consider this your reminder to get in line for those fall and Halloween children’s library books NOW.

Our library lets you place a hold early and choose a future date for when you want the hold to become active. You keep working your way toward the front of the line, but the book won’t become available to you until the date you choose.

So I’m setting our fall and Halloween books now and letting future me reap the benefits.

Check your library system to see if they have a delayed hold or future start date option!

Save this one and send it to your book-loving sister. And stay tuned for our favorite Fall and Halloween Children’s books coming soon!

Who knew a high school foods class could produce o

Who knew a high school foods class could produce one of our favorite dinners?! 😂

This meal has been a family favorite ever since my brother-in-law made it for us a couple months ago and somehow, a recipe from a high school foods class became one of our regulars.

Think flavorful chicken, roasted sweet potatoes, fluffy quinoa, fresh toppings, and the most delicious creamy aji verde sauce. It’s fresh, healthy, filling, and SO good and we finally put the recipe on the blog!
- Faith

Comment “BOWL” and we’ll send you the recipe! 🤍

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