Mother's Day sum up (+ undertone of Mondayitis)
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What beauty concerns are discussed at the beginning of the episode?
Hello friends, welcome to the Move It Mama podcast. This started many years ago as a way to connect more with you outside of our workouts. Each week you can expect us to chat about anything and everything as we muddle our way through life. If you want to work out with us, you can join us on the app at app.moveitmama.co.nz and if you enjoy listening to us on our podcast, hit like and subscribe. Hi. Oh, that was aggressive. Have you got chat today? Yeah, I do. I actually find life really hard. Yeah. At the end of my workout today, I said, I don't know about you guys, but do you get like a little bit of pang of anxiety about getting kids out of the house? Like after you finish your workout, you're like, okay, I've got a little window to have a coffee.
So I'll try and just focus on that and enjoy that moment. But yeah, I've just got these other really pressing tasks to get done that I get like a sort of surge of anxiety of like, you know, It's just a bit hard. And you've got a lot, you know. You've got more than the average person. You do. Yeah, but it's so funny because then you think, oh, yeah, but what's she complaining about? Her kids are old. They should be all just getting themselves ready, doing their breakfast, getting their lunches. They should just be doing that. And that's understandable that you can say that. But until you're in it, you don't realize that it's still really hard. And I also have really, really noticed my eyelids lidding, hooding, lidding.
Like I've never noticed this now. I'm into my 44th year of life, which is a privilege. Mm-hmm. It's just so funny that I see these hooded eyelids now.
What were the highlights and challenges of Mother's Day?
And then I think in my 45th year of life, do they hood down even more so that by the time I'm 49, I don't have eyeballs visible? What's it called, the surgery? Like a bleph, bleph, bleph something? It costs too much money. Bleph past to see? What is it? But I wonder, is that normal?
No.
Yeah, it's normal. Some people don't have, Anne Hathaway does not have hooded eyelids. You've been spending time in Christchurch this weekend, normal. Anne Hathaway does not have hooded eyelids. Nah, she ain't. She's looking really beautiful in that film, isn't she? Has she had blasphemy? She's probably had a number of things that she has access to. I have a friend. The clip of Emily Blunt with her sort of like ice roller thing and her eye patches on. I thought of you. Yes, so did mum. I have never done that. I'm wondering about, I look, it's really, really funny because six months ago I was looking at people's necks and then I've sort of taken attention to my neck and I don't feel as like, conscious of my neck anymore i've been really good at moisturizing wow what do you think it's gotten better it's looking pretty good i think that it's got more under control it's not as crazy are you gatekeeping anything what do you mean
I put my tretinoin on. Tretinoin, yeah. We haven't talked about tretinoin. No, we haven't because I don't know about – I just haven't really. So tretinoin is a cream that you can get from your doctor. And a podcast listener told me about it a while ago. She was like, Lise, I've been meaning to tell you about this cream you can get from the doctor.
How is the new Devil Wears Prada movie received?
And it's like – retinol retinol retinol um high dose retinol but you have to be very careful when using it and you can only get it from the doctor so i went to the doctor like i don't know how long ago probably two months ago yeah it would be And I got tretinoin, and I just use it as part of – it's just like a cream, and you have to be very careful with using it, and you need to read the instructions, and you need to talk to your doctor about it. But it's just like a cream. So I cleanse my face at night and put this cream on, then I put moisturizer on and stuff. And I've popped – You're doing it on your neck. Well, I very carefully introduced my neck to this cream. You've got to be very careful.
What's your neck say? My neck's saying – Lovely to meet you, Triti 90. Anyway, hilarious now that I'm, like, looking at eyelids.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What beauty concerns are discussed at the beginning of the episode?
0:00–1:59
2
What were the highlights and challenges of Mother's Day?
1:59–3:53
3
How is the new Devil Wears Prada movie received?
3:53–5:49
4
What insights are shared about managing anxiety as a parent?
5:49–7:33
5
What role does social media play in parenting today?
7:33–8:53
6
How do the hosts feel about the pressures of modern parenting?
8:53–11:04
7
What are the humorous moments shared about gift-giving?
11:04–13:02
8
How do the hosts reflect on their relationships with their children?
13:02–1:11:01