Aug. 11, 2026
DOUBLE DIGITS Torran Turns 10_mixdown
Torran is officially in the double digits! 🎂 In this episode of We Are the Hansons, Myia shares the laughs, love, and little moments that made Torran’s 10th birthday special—from three good friends and chocolate cake to her favorite chicken, broccoli and rice bake, presents, an electric scooter, and a family movie night. It’s a reminder that the best childhood memories aren’t about perfect parties—they’re about feeling loved, celebrated, and surrounded by your people.
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There are certain birthdays that just feel different. The first birthday,
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the fifth birthday, the thirteenth birthday, the sixteenth birthday, the
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eighteenth birthday, and then there is ten double digits, that
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moment when your child looks at you and realizes that
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they are officially ten years old, and somehow, as their mom,
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you're standing there wondering exactly how that happened, because I swear,
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wasn't Torren just little? Wasn't I just carrying her around?
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Wasn't she just learning how to talk? And now suddenly
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we're planning a birthday party for a ten year old
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who knows exactly what she wants. And Torn definitely knew
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what she wanted. She wanted her friends, she wanted games,
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she wanted chocolate cake, and for her birthday dinner, chicken
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broccoli and right bake, not pizza, not hamburgers, not tacos, chicken,
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broccoli and rice bake. And you know what that's Torn,
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She knows what she likes. So we gave our newly
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minted ten year old exactly the kind of birthdays she wanted.
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There were three friends, there were games, there were presents,
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there was an electric scooter, there was money, There was
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a doll and doll stuff. There was chocolate cake, and
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when all the excitement finally started winding down, we ended
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the night together with a movie. Nothing extravagant, nothing complicated,
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just family, friends, food, laughter, and another memory added to
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the story of our family. And sometimes those are the
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birthdays you remember forever. I'm Maya. This is We Are
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the Hansens, and today we're celebrating Torn turning ten. Everybody,
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welcome back to another episode of We Are the Hansens.
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If you're new here, welcome to our family. We are
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a big, loud, busy family with thirteen kids, and around
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here there is pretty much always something happening. Sometimes it's
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a big family adventure. Sometimes we're cooking, sometimes we're celebrating.
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Sometimes we're laughing so hard that nobody can breathe. Sometimes
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somebody can't find their shoes five minutes before we're supposed
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to leave. And sometimes we're simply trying to survive another
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normal day in a very big family. But that's exactly
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why we started sharing these stories, because we've learned over
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the years that the ordinary moments are usually the ones
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that end up meaning the most, and today's episode is
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definitely one of those our torn turned ten ten years old,
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double digits, and I don't know why, but seeing that
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out loud makes it feel even more real. When you're
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raising kids, everybody tells you how fast it goes. When
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they're babies and you're exhausted, people tell you, enjoy it.
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It goes fast. When they're toddlers, enjoy it. It goes fast.
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First day of school, it goes fast. And sometimes you think, okay, okay,
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I get it. But then one day you're putting candles
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on a chocolate cake for your child's tenth birthday and
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you realize they were right. It really does go by fast.
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Ten feels like such an interesting aid. They're still your
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little kid, but they're also becoming their own person in
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such a noticeable way. They have opinions, they have favorite things,
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they have friendships that are important to them. They have
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their own sense of humor. They know what foods they like,
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they know what clothes they like, they know what they
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want to do, and they definitely know what they don't
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want to do. And that's something I've always loved about
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watching our kids grow. When you have thirteen children, you
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learn pretty quickly that there isn't one formula for raising
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a child, they're all different, every single one. They can
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grow up in the same house, eat at the same
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dinner table, go on the same family trips, hear the
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same family rules, and they still become completely different people,
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different personalities, different interests, different strengths, different dreams. And I
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think that's beautiful. As parents, Jeremy and I aren't trying
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to create thirteen copies of the same person. We're raising
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thirteen individuals, and Torren is torn. That's what makes celebrating
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her birthday so special. This wasn't about creating some picture
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perfect party. It was about celebrating her. And when we
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started figuring out what she wanted for her birthday, Torren
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had ideas the first important decision food. Now, if you
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listen to this show regularly, you know that food is
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basically a character in our family stories. Something is always cooking,
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there's always somebody asking what's for dinner. There's always a
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gathering where we're trying to figure out how much food
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we're going to need. And when you have a family
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our size, you don't make a tiny little casserole. You
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make enough food to feed an army. Sometimes literally it
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feels like an army. So I asked hoorm what she
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wanted for her birthday dinner, and this girl chose chicken,
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broccoli and rice bake, and I thought, okay, that's actually
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a really good birthday dinner. Warm, cheesy, comforting, easy to
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feed a group, and something she loves. Perfect. Then came
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the cake, chocolate. There was no complicated debate there toorn
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wanted chocolate cake, and honestly I respect that decision. Chocolate
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cake is hard to beat. So the birthday menu was set.
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Chicken broccoli and rice baked, chocolate cake and a house
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full of people ready to celebrate. If you've ever hosted
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a birthday party at your house, you know there's always
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that period beforehand where you look around and suddenly notice
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every single thing that needs to be done. Why is
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that your house can look completely normal all week? Then
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you realize people are coming over and suddenly you're like,
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what is that sitting there? Who left this here? Why
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are their shoes everywhere? Whose cup is this? Why is
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there a blanket in the middle of the floor. And
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in a family with thirteen kids, there's always evidence that
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people actually live here because they do. This isn't a showroom,
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it's our home. But we still want things picked up.
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We want the food ready, we want the looking nice,
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we want everything prepared so when people arrive, we're not
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running around like crazy, well not too crazy anyway. So
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we're getting everything ready. We're making sure Torren has what
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she wants, We're preparing the food. And while I'm doing
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all of this, I keep thinking about the fact that
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she's ten, because birthdays do that to me. They make
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me feel sentimental. Every year represents another chapter, and when
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you're in the middle of parenting, sometimes you don't notice
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the chapter's changing. There's no announcement, nobody says, attention, your
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child has officially moved into the next stage of childhood.
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It just happens. Their shoes get bigger, their clothes change,
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the toys they used to play with disappear, the shows
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they used to watch aren't interesting anymore. Their conversations change,
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they start understanding jokes they didn't understand before, they become
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more independent, and then one day you look at them
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and realize how much they've changed. Ten years a whole decade.
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Horn has been part of our lives for a decade.
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That's incredible. One of the things Torn wanted most was
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to have some friends over She had three friends come
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over to celebrate with her, and if you've ever had
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a group of ten year olds together, you already know
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the energy level immediately goes up. One kid walks through
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the door excitement, another arrives, more excitement. By the time
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all three friends are there, the party has officially started.
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There's something so fun about watching your kids with their friends.
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As parents, we know one version of our children, but
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then you watch them with their friends and you see
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another little piece of their personality. The jokes, the giggling,
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the games, they invent, things they think are absolutely hilarious
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that make absolutely no sense to adults. And honestly, that's
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exactly how it should be. They're kids. They should be laughing,
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they should be playing, they should be making memories. And
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that's what they did. They played a bunch of games.
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One game would start, then another, then somebody would have
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another idea, and off they would go. That's one thing
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I love about this eight They can still entertain themselves.
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Give kids a little freedom, some friends and a safe
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place to play, and suddenly they've created their own little world.
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There was laughter coming from one room, then footsteps, then
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somebody yelling something, then more laughter and you just knew
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they're having fun. As a mom, that's one of the
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best sounds kids laughing in your house, because someday the
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house gets quieter. That's another thing nobody really prepares you for.
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When your kids are little, sometimes you dream about quiet.
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You're thinking, can I please have five minutes where nobody
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needs me? Can I go to the bathroom alone? Can
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everyone stop yelling my name? Mom? Mom? Mom? Mom? And
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then they grow, the house changes, schedules change. Some kids
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are working, some kids are doing their own thing, some
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have relationships, some are building lives, And suddenly those loud
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moments become something you appreciate differently. So when I hear
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Torn and her friends laughing and running around and playing games,
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I'm not thinking about the noise. I'm thinking, remember this,
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because this is childhood happening right in front of us. Eventually,
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all that playing makes everybody hungry, and it was time
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for Torren's birthday dinner. Chicken, broccoli, rice, all baked together
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in that warm, comforting casserole. There's something about castrole food
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that just feels like home, especially when you're feeding a
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bunch of people. You put that big dish down and
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everybody starts scooping out their portion. People are talking across
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the table. Somebody needs a fork, somebody needs a drink,
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someone wants more, someone is already asking when we're having cake.
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That's family life, and there in the middle of it
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is our birthday girl ten years old. I think food
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has this incredible ability to anchor memories. Think about your
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own childhood. You probably remember certain foods connected to certain people.
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Maybe Grandma made a certain pie, maybe your dad grilled
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something every summer. Maybe your mom had a casserole she
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always made. Maybe there was a restaurant you went to
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for birthdays. Those foods become more than food, They become
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memories years from now. Or might make chicken, broccoli and
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rice bake and remember her tenth birthday. She might smell
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chocolate cake and remember sitting around with her friends. That's
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why I love including recipes and food on this podcast.
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Food is part of our family's story. Not fancy food,
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not perfect food, family food. Food that fills people up,
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food that brings people to the table, food that says,
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come sit down, stay awhile, tell me what's going on.
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And birthday dinner was exactly that. Then came one of
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the most important parts of any birthday cake, chocolate cake.
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The candles go in, everybody gathers around, someone turns the
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lights down, and there she is torn. Ten candles, ten years.
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Everyone starts singing Happy birthday to you, and for those
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few seconds, the whole room is focused on one person.
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That's something I love about birthdays. For one moment, we
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get to tell someone today, we're celebrating you. We're glad
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you're here, We're glad you're part of this family. You matter.
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I watched Horn sitting there with that cake and thought
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about ten years of memories, ten years of hugs, ten
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years of laughter, ten years of growing, ten years of learning,
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ten years of being her mom. There are difficult days
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in parenting, of course, there are. There are days when
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you're tired, days when you're frustrated, days when everyone seems
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to need something at the exact same time. But birthdays
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remind you of the bigger picture. What a privilege it
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is to watch a human being grow. We get to
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know them from the beginning, we get to watch them
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become themselves, and I think that's one of the greatest
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in life. Then Torren blew out her candles and everybody
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knows what comes next. Chocolate cake. Now everybody is happy.
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Then it was time for presents, and Torren got some
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pretty exciting things. First, an electric scooter at ten years old.
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That's a big gift. You could see the excitement. An
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electric scooter means freedom, it means adventure, it means going
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outside and riding around. And it also means mom is
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probably going to say be careful approximately four hundred times,
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because that's what moms do. You can be forty years
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old and your mother will still tell you to be careful.
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It's basically built into us. She also got money, and
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money is always exciting at that age because now you
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get to decide what you want. Do you spend it immediately?
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Do you save it? Do you start calculating what you
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can buy? It's fun watching kids learn that. She also
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got a doll and doll stuff. And I love that
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because ten is that wonderful age where you're getting bigger,
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but you're still kids. There's plenty of time to grow up.
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There's plenty of time for adult responsibilities. There's plenty of
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time for bills and work and schedules and all the
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things that come later. Right now, play with the doll,
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ride the scooter, Laugh, with your friends, eat chocolate cake,
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be ten. I wish we could protect that feeling forever.
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I think as parents we sometimes put way too much
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pressure on ourselves when it comes to birthdays. Especially now
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you open social media and see these unbelievable parties, huge decorations,
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balloon arches, perfect desserts, custom everything, and those parties are
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wonderful if that's what somebody wants to do. But you
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don't need any of that to make your child feel loved.
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Your child isn't going to measure their childhood by whether
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every birthday look like something out of a magazine. They're
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going to remember how it felt. Did people show up,
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did people laugh? Did mom make my favorite dinner? Did
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I get to invite my friends? Did everyone sing to me?
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Did we play? Did we sit together? Did I feel important?
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That's the stuff, and that's what Torren's birthday was. It
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was simple, it was comfortable, It was us. Her friends came,
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her family celebrated her, She got gifts she loved, She
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ate the food she requested, she had her chocolate cake,
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and she spent the day surrounded by people who love her.
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What else do you really need in a big family?
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Are special with thirteen kids, there are a lot of birthdays.
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There are a lot of celebrations, a lot of cakes,
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a lot of candles, a lot of presents, a lot
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of happy birthday songs. And every birthday reminds us how
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much our family has changed over the years. There was
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