Can friendships survive kids?! (+ supporting your partner & living a more spontaneous life)

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Can friendships survive after having kids?

Listener (Aaron) 3:36
Miles Smith.
Julie 3:37
That's who I saw at... You loved him. Yeah. The Stubbs Theater with my sister and Dave.
Listener (Aaron) 3:43
You love a concert. So... Okay, let's start by recapping. I'm excited about this episode. We've got a lot of good things on the docket.
Julie 3:51
We've been so busy.
Listener (Aaron) 3:52
So busy. We were at Expo West, which we're not going to take you down memory lane on Expo West, but one thing I do want to talk about is Harrison launched a new product called Baconic, and I tried it. It's freaking good. It's basically a barbecue. There's two. There's a barbecue sauce with bacon bits in it. It's good. And then there's a spicy one that's spicy.

What are family secret languages?

Julie 1:19
I don't have to lie to you and tell you that it's good. And I fear the damage that you trying to put that concoction together will do to our kitchen.
Listener (Aaron) 1:27
I've been rereading the recipe like twice a day just to like really get it under wraps.
Julie 1:32
Just read it. Don't try it.
Listener (Aaron) 1:34
I haven't tried it yet. I ordered the ingredients though. So I've been staring at it. It's top of mind. Okay. Okay, let's do this. Ready? I just need to know, was that a spider? Is it a dead spider?
Julie 1:43
It's nothing.

How do you manage house updates while parenting?

Listener (Aaron) 1:45
Kill, or get, you have to pick the spider. I'm like, we cannot record. It's a dead spider, but like, what on earth? The problem is that spider was in the house.
Julie 1:57
I'm sure there's far more women afraid of spiders than males. No! No!
Listener (Aaron) 2:17
There's nothing I hate worse. Sorry, I just sounded so loud. It was a real scream. I'm really sorry. I'm so sorry.
Julie 2:24
And welcome to Two Parents in a Pod.
Listener (Aaron) 2:26
Oh, you did the intro today. We'll just leave that in. I'm in fight or flight mode now, so I need to calm down, calm my senses down.
Julie 2:31
Let's roll. What are we doing?
Listener (Aaron) 2:32
Do you know how to calm your senses down? Something you see. Okay, I see bricks. Something you smell. Fresh air. Oh, I'm just like imagining a spider. Something you hear. My voice. And it's very still in here. You do your five senses. I've forgotten. Taste. I do have a bit of like a burnt taste in my mouth. All right, ready? Yeah, let's go. Well, you already entered us, so technically we're rolling.
Julie 2:55
We are.
Listener (Aaron) 2:58
I just would like to start by saying Harrison is calling me boring because I can't like up. It's 2.30 p.m. And we got invited to the Benson Boone concert tonight. And we were supposed to babysit the neighbor's baby. Okay. And Harrison, we're repaying them for babysitting our baby. And Harrison's just calling me boring. Like I'm supposed to be able just to reroute my night that fast.
Julie 3:20
I'm a mom. You're being a Debbie Downer.
Listener (Aaron) 3:22
No, no, no. I'm not being Debbie Downer. I just... We got stuff to do. Like, I want to go. Listen, I love being spontaneous.
Julie 3:29
He's the best live performance I've seen in the past five years. Him and Miles Smith.

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