Who Were You Before You Became Everyone’s Everything?
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The Nucking Futz Podcast: real life . real laughs . real talk
25 min
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4 chapters
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Hello, hello. I'm Melissa. And I'm Donna. We're here sharing what we've learned as women, entrepreneurs, and moms. All while rocking our curves with confidence.
It's a behind-the-scenes look at our lives and businesses. And a chance to tell our younger selves, go do the things that scare you.
What was the last hobby or interest you let go because life got too full? Did you have any? Do you have any? Okay, first of all, I have to tell you something. I'm still like, my mind is still boggled that you have a tattoo.
I had to tell you that.
I had to be honest. I went home and I said, Paul, I have to tell you something. I go, I go, Dawn has a tattoo. She's like, what? He's like, what? And I'm like, she tells me all the time. And I said, she said it. And I was like, what the heck? I'm still shocked you have a tattoo.
I said to Sean, I said, I think I blew Melissa's mind that I had a tattoo.
And I'm still talking about it five days later. I'm like, did you show her?
What hobbies did Melissa and Donna leave behind and why?
I'm like, no, I'm not going to show her. That's kind of weird. Yeah. So what happened? do you have that you let go i'm a tattoo artist no i did my own tattoo no that'd be cool i would say hobbies i'm i'm not scrapbooker or no i try i love crafting i love to craft i like don't so i try to bring crafting into work yeah why not um our christmas parties are always ado parties those are the best parties i love and and that's that that even should be family parties i and i do that's so we have a girls weekend and i am on the the arts and crafts and it'll be over by the time this airs so i can tell you what it is so i'm bringing i went and got little portraits paint we're gonna paint each other's i love it face okay we need to do that i mean you need to do that but i that would be hilarious we should do that yes we should do that so you don't have any hobbies that you let go like you ever like i don't know i don't i don't even know if i had i feel like everything's been a hobby in my life like i love to read so when i get time
Like, if I'm away, that's... I love books. Like, not on a tablet. I love to read a paper book. Like, I love... There's just something about touching the paper, turning the page, something about that that I love. Hobbies... I don't really have. I love to swim, but that's really...
i don't know either i feel like my jewelry is a hobby but it turned into like a bag like more of a passion for me i i enjoy it i told you going to the gym that's that's about it like i don't know i i enjoy my life as it is so i don't know architecture is my hobby i love all things house design so if i'm spending time then i'm gonna send it to you after do you like tiny homes
Yes.
Okay. So I saw this tiny home the other day. I'm going to send it to you. It is the coolest, most bougie, most cozy tiny house. I don't even know if it's real or not, but I'm going to send it to you. It's pretty awesome.
I would love to see a development for seniors made of tiny houses. Where it's all a little community, they're safe, they're all easy access.
I think they should have it for anybody.
Yes.
Being in the business, housing is so... It is so insane. Unaffordable for a lot of people. And to have those communities would be amazing. the reality is we don't need that kind of space to live in we choose to live in that space like i said it a million times i grew up in a bungalow my parents to live in that i think it's like 11 1200 square foot bungalow uh the biggest house i live in was 2800 square feet and i hated it higher bills more cleaning more time in the house um but it had no trees so we went down to a thousand square foot size split and i loved it it was like my most favorite house Like I even my house we're in now is like 1300 square foot bungalow and I love it.
I don't like I don't know. So I remember visiting my mom's cousin's house in Windsor. We were kids. He was a police officer on a motorcycle in Windsor. And I don't remember what she did, but they had four girls. Tara Lee and Charlene, those are the only two names I can remember. This was like 40 years ago.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:04–1:03
2
What hobbies did Melissa and Donna leave behind and why?
1:03–10:12
3
How did a tiny‑home discovery spark a conversation about senior housing?
10:12–13:22
4
What childhood memories influence their view of small living spaces?
13:22–25:48