Sister Trip is all about the adventure. In this episode we share the shenanigans of a recent camping trip we took. Fun was had by all - or most - as we soon found out. The "Lorax" and a potential crime! And by crime I mean we assumed the worst without any evidence and had fun solving it. We hope you enjoy hearing about the trip and getting to know us a little better. 

There is a lot of controversy across the country and in our family. In this episode we discuss Dad's recent COVID diagnosis and the wedge forming in the family. Rachel was unavailable to record, so this one is a conversation between Candy Jo and Mandee. 

Obviously there were a lot of stories to tell about the places we lived and we couldn't possibly fit them all into one episode. So here are a few more of our stories, and hints at conversations to come. And please be sure to send us a message on Anchor if you shared these adventures with us. Except if you are one of the creepers that lived with us. We don't want to hear from you, you suck. 

By the time Candy Jo was 18 and left home, we had moved 10 times. The accommodations were less that stellar, but as you will hear, we sure made a lot of memories. So many in fact, that we had to save several for next week's episode, and yet we packed a lot into this one. Remember, you can leave us a voice message on Anchor, through our Sister Trip website or Facebook Messenger. If you were mentioned in the episode, we'd love to hear from you, reconnect, and share old stories. Let's talk soon!

This was a hard one. We wanted to articulate the reason we began this podcast and what we hope to accomplish with it, both for ourselves and for our listeners. Hopefully this gives you a better understanding of who we are and why we are embarking on this journey. Thanks for listening and please recommend Sister Trip to a friend. 

We continue our discussion about Grandma, including her funeral and life moving forward without her. 

Our Grandmother was everything to us. We decided to celebrate her birthday by recalling a few of our many favorite memories of her. If you knew Shirley, you knew she sold Avon and would do anything for her grandkids. After hearing our stories, you will wish you did, maybe even feel like you do. 

This episode picks up where Part 1 leaves off. More about recovery and changes to her personality. Also, how many times can Candy Jo say, "double vision"? Hint - don't make it a drinking game! Or do, because we would!

On November 22, 2007, Thanksgiving Day, Renee (sibling #8), her husband and Candy Jo's son were in a serious car accident. She had just graduated college and been married five months prior. This is the beginning of that story. 

A little bit of everything. This episode begins with a few details of the trip that inspired the name of this podcast. It was supposed to be a test, but we thought we'd share some of it anyway. Just a glimpse of things to come as we try to figure out our flow.