Jill Robertson
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273 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2025
last heard 28 May
Jill Robertson’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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being sacrificially present for them in everyday conversations, in drives to school, in, you know, taking them from one sporting event to the next.
It's just being present.
And I think that's one of the ways we can actually serve the greatest is being in the moment and not so far ahead of it.
There's a lot of health benefits to it, but that's another podcast for another day.
This is the same point of reference. The two will become one.
But it became the focal point when you weeded your wife out.
See, y'all do share one thing in your relationship that Missy and I share. And I said this one time, and Trent Langhofer, you remember him? Oh, yeah. He's a professional.
Langhofer, Cliffhanger. Funny, actually. But I said, you know, the difference in our relationship and other marriage relationships is because we fight just like other married people do. We just have our fights in public. Yeah.
Yeah, exactly. Dr. Langhofer brought that out one night because Missy and I were disagreeing about something, but it was a room full of people. And he said, Jace, now that is a sign of a very functional great marriage. And I was like, the fact that you're not trying to be something that you're not, you just have your disagreement. You were comfortable to do it in front of people.
I wasn't thinking, oh, people are going to walk away and thought they fight like cats and dogs. I mean, I didn't. We had a disagreement. Now, when I'm saying disagreement, there's no profanity. We just have a difference of opinion.
And so we will take a time out.
He still remembers the clickety clack of those hills.
You're representing the rider of the white horse. Now the horse hooves are clicking.
True story.
You can't, you can't hide. Oh, we had a big one the other night. And, uh, Of course, look, I mean, we have done more hard stuff, which my wife moved me one night. Two tears, and I usually don't get teared up. I'm not a teary guy, unless it's about my daughter, I guess.
But she's had so many problems, because I was real tough until my daughter was born with cranial facial issues, and then I became a basket case. But usually she had made a statement a couple weeks before, because we have a little toddler. There's a reason people our age don't have little toddlers, because it's difficult. I mean, we're old. He's not. And we need sleep. Yeah.
You know, you think you're done with something, and the next thing you know, God says, hang on just a little bit. Which is biblical. I mean, there were older couples in the Bible who had kids. I can think of John the Baptist's parents. Abraham. Yeah. And that's why I was really – I've been real –
concerned about this venture because if one day i just can't speak because you remember what happened to uh what was john about zachariah yeah zachariah remember he he had a little questioning of god so then he couldn't speak until he got his heart right So, but anyway, so we've been doing a lot of things like that.
And then with my parents, I mean, because my wife has been a warrior during this whole process. Yeah, she's been great. Somehow or another, my dad, she's become my dad's favorite because she can cook more recipes that Kay does than I guess everyone else. So she keeps bringing them up. Well, he's like, now this is what I'm talking about. He's like, there's other stuff. It'll kill you. This?
Still matters, y'all. No matter where your mind is, food matters. When he sees Missy, no matter what his condition is, he immediately gets up and starts looking for a fork. I kid you not. It's like, forget we bypassed the pleasantries. So we've had all this going on, and what moved me, though, is we had had a tough time because we now have Phil and Kay back together.
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