81 Accountability and Conflict

02/24/24 • 67 min

Join Kimberlyn and Leilani as they explore the ways in which accountability allows people in relationship to own and deal with their growth and with the conflicts that arise in relationship.

Their check-ins: Leilani’s grief at losing one of her trees; Kimberlyn was gifted a set of personalized coasters that make her feel really seen.

Mentioned in the episode: Ted Lasso characters Keeley and Rebecca; @wheresmollie's poem, “And just like the moon...”

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Join Kimberlyn and Leilani as they explore the ways in which accountability allows people in relationship to own and deal with their growth and with the conflicts that arise in relationship.

Their check-ins: Leilani’s grief at losing one of her trees; Kimberlyn was gifted a set of personalized coasters that make her feel really seen.

Mentioned in the episode: Ted Lasso characters Keeley and Rebecca; @wheresmollie's poem, “And just like the moon...”

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80 Camino Primitivo: Prehistoric Roots/Routes

Leilani and Kimberlyn explore the megalithic, Celtic, Etruscan, and Roman origins and medieval Roman Catholic overlay of ancient pagan roots (and routes!!!).

Their check-ins: Leilani’s feeling of disconnection with contemporary culture; Kimberlyn has a ‘Kimberlyn doll’ that was knitted for her by a friend

Mentioned in the episode: Patricia Reis’ poem, “From the beginning, we have been with you.”

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When Kimberlyn and Leilani walk the Camino in June, they will not stop in Santiago de Compostela, but will continue on for several more days to Finisterre, “the End of the World.” Listen as they explore the spirituality, traditions, and prehistoric history of this magical place.

Their check-ins: Kimberlyn’s profound experience at the finals of an international piano competition; Leilani’s inspirational experience with TikTok cooking videos

Mentioned in the episode: Sylvia Plath’s poem, “Finisterre.”