Happy Spring! The sun is shining, the days have grown longer, and I think my parka is officially put away until next winter. God bless. With the change of season comes updates on my skincare, wellness, and reading. And you know I just love sharing these details of my life with you because as we say here at The… Keep Reading…
What To Do If You Are Witness To Racism and Harassment
Michelle and I thought it would be really helpful to cover ways to help fellow humans if you find yourself a witness to harassment and/or racism so we dedicated an entire podcast episode to this very important topic. Within the episode, we offered tools and tips to help approach the situation safely and mindfully. It takes courage to speak up. It’s… Keep Reading…
Support Our Small Business
“How do you make money?” That is the number one question someone asks us (and the same one we asked ourselves at the start) when we tell them we are bloggers, influencers, and podcasters. We’re a triple threat but the industry term for folks like us is: content creators. And the answer to that question is just like with any other… Keep Reading…
7 Ways To Promote Brain Health
In 2014 our mom was diagnosed with a rare form of dementia called FTD. She died from complications due to the disease on April 19th, 2019. Before her diagnosis, we were unaware of the importance of brain health. No one ever talked about it. We are talking about it now. You better believe our brain health became a priority after… Keep Reading…
The Best Travel Tips Ever
Cozy Conversations with The Sister Project Episode 53: Best Travel Tips, Cicadas, and Eagle Cams The way in which you plan for a trip can make or break it. With just a bit of preparation and planning, your vacation can be smooth and worry-free. On the contrary, no planning for a trip can create way too much space for… Keep Reading…
It’s Probably Endometriosis
I went back and forth on whether or not I wanted to write about this topic and when I shared that sentiment with Michelle her response was: But, Lauren, you feel so passionately about it. She’s right, I do. And given that March is Endometriosis Awareness Month, I’d be remiss if I didn’t share my story in an effort to… Keep Reading…
Most Popular Episodes of Cozy Conversations
As surpass a total of 20,000 downloads for Cozy Conversations with The Sister Project we thought we’d share some of our most popular episodes to date. Our podcast is basically our radio show, but it’s also a time for us to connect, as sisters. And even though we’re living through a pandemic, life still gets “busy” so making time for… Keep Reading…
Nicole’s Must Have Beauty + Wellness Products
Winter may be my favorite season, however, it is not my preference when it comes to my skin. My poor dry and dehydrated pandemic skin. I have to say this season has been exceptionally harsh on my face. Between all of this time at home during quarantine, and the constant exposure to indoor heat, I am dehydrated AF. It should… Keep Reading…
A Recipe For Palmiers
Have you ever been surprised by an unexpected guest and wished you had some sort of freshly baked good to offer them? Yeah, me too. There is something so old-fashioned and extra hygge about offering a guest something warm straight out of the oven. However, realistically, that’s not always easy to do when needed in a jiffy. So when my… Keep Reading…
Weeknight Stuffed Shells
Every year around the holidays, or on the holidays, usually Thanksgiving, my mom would make stuffed shells. Rest assured, we always had turkey and all of the fixings, but we also had some sort of baked pasta too. I have often wondered why this meal was more of a tradition rather than a staple. Contrary to my own family’s Turkey… Keep Reading…
I’m Cutting Back on Booze & Mixing Mocktails
As promised from my last post, Everything I am Loving and Into This Winter, I tried Ghia and I am here to report back. I came across this non-alcoholic aperitif on Instagram one day and the moment I read, “inspired by Mediterranean aperitif culture” my interest was piqued. Then, once I read the story on how and why Ghia was… Keep Reading…
Mexican Shrimp Soup
Did someone say “soup”? Because it is on the blog! When we were growing up very often our dad would bring home Caldo de Camaron from our favorite Mexican restaurant, Lalo’s. The soup was the perfect amount of heat and flavor and it was loaded with big chunks of vegetables and shrimp. It had the kind of heat that cleared… Keep Reading…
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