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7 Days of Hope - Tour Stop #5

Can you believe we've already made it to day 5? It seems like just a few days ago when this whole idea started. For our fifth stop, jump over to Emma Starr's lovely blog, Seven Billion Smiles! Seeing all these hopeful posts from these amazing girls...it's just so inspiring! Click the image below to read Emma's post!


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  1. EllenAug 20, 2020, 10:47:00 AM

    I'm kinda sad the tour is drawing to a close, but I've thoroughly enjoyed reading everyone's posts! :D

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  2. Katja L.Aug 20, 2020, 4:08:00 PM

    This tour was so good! <3

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