"Remember Me to Your Sister" is not just a title; it encapsulates the essence of connection, remembrance, and storytelling that intertwines our shared human experience. Drawing inspiration from the heartfelt letters exchanged between Rebecca Cole and her dear friend Carrie Still in the late 1800s, this phrase serves as a bridge between generations. Each mention of "Remember me to..." reflects a profound acknowledgment of relationships built on mutual respect and shared struggles, urging us to recognize our interconnectedness and honor the histories that shape us.

 

At the heart of this phrase is the commitment to keep the stories of those who came before us alive. It symbolizes our responsibility to share not only our personal narratives but also the rich tapestry of culture and experience that resonates with every individual. By inviting others to "remember" their loved ones, we celebrate the power of community, culture, and sisterhood, fostering a space for conversations that may have long been unheard. 

 

Through my work, I strive to embody the spirit of "Remember Me to Your Sister" by creating meaningful art, writing, and products that encourage reflection, connection, and storytelling. Each piece carries a message of belonging, a call to uplift voices that deserve to be heard, reminding us all of the importance of passing down wisdom, heritage, and personal histories as we forge ahead into the future.