23. CampFire Stories

10/14/21 • 47 min

We aren't around a real campfire, but we have eight very relatable questions and lots of laughs.

Tell a story about: Feeling something move beneath your feet, A time you got caught in a storm, An object you found and kept from your travels, A strange noise, A time you didn't wear (or pack) the right clothes, A time you put away the map, A time you were in danger - but didn't know it, A time you got lost or stranded

We'd love to hear your stories. Please share it with us on our Facebook or Instagram pages at The Motivated Parent.

We aren't around a real campfire, but we have eight very relatable questions and lots of laughs.

We'd love to hear your stories. Please share it with us on our Facebook or Instagram pages at The Motivated Parent.

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22. From Speed Dating to Reconnecting

Episode 21 was all about Speed Dating your spouse/significant other. Marriages and Relationships start to begin to fizzle out over time. They don’t always end, but they lose their luster. We forget that we are people with interests, likes/dislikes, etc. Armando and I went forward in “speed dating” and pushed it on to “Marriage Retreats.” Carving out time for your relationship is vital to stay connected when you feel worlds apart! “Marriage Retreats” are great but might not be for everyone. We add in our fun and sometimes ridiculous takes on how to reconnect!

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24. One to Eighteen-Birthday Traditions

According to Merriam-Webster, a tradition is defined as an inherited, established, or customary pattern of thought, action, or behavior (such as a religious practice or a social custom).

Armando and I come from very different backgrounds, and with it come different traditions, or in our case, the lack thereof. In episode 24, we dig into birthday traditions, how to keep birthdays unique (and not lame) as our children age, and how to create new family memories that stick for the long haul.