What the eggs told me!

Published 9 days ago • 1 min read

Hi Reader,

The other day I was making crepes, which, by the way, are incredibly delicious for such a simple recipe. Would you agree?

Also… the topping options? Endless.
What are your favourite crepe toppings? 🍓🍫🍋
(Okay, reining myself back in.)

So I was cracking the eggs into a bowl, I kid you not, this is how the yolks landed!

And there I was, standing in my kitchen, with egg yolks smiling back at me.

I laughed.Then, of course, I showed my teens (because yes, I am a little nerdy like that).

Then I got to thinking it was kind of amazing how each yolk landed in its own way:

two little circles
A solo circle floated to the centre
one long and curvy, almost like a grin

Different shapes. Different expressions. All part of the same bowl.

And I started thinking about our teen girls.

Some Days You’re a Shiny Yolk. Some Days… Not So Much.

Some moments feel bright, confident, ready. Other moments feel messy, confusing, runny around the edges.

And so often, our teen girls take those messy moments to mean something is wrong.

But what if it’s all part of something bigger?

A lesson unfolding.
A connection forming.
A skill slowly being learned.
A sense of self still taking shape.

All connected to one greater whole.

All of It Belongs

What those smiling egg yolks reminded me of is this:

Every version of a teen girl belongs.

The confident one.
The quiet one.
The overwhelmed one.
The creative, quirky, uncertain, hopeful one.

None of them are wrong. They’re all part of something meaningful coming together, even if it isn't clear in the moment.

And sometimes, when we zoom out just a little…

We can see the smile. 😊

This way of seeing teen girls, messy days, shiny days, and everything in between, is at the heart of an experience we’ll be opening soon.

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