In this episode we are obviously feelin' ourselves. Starting off at the bar, and getting hit on, we DIVE DEEP into how Heidi attended a high school reunion that wasn't technically hers, but man did she make it known that she was meant to be there! 
Not only did we start the party, and make sure it was a good time, we also laid out a preliminary outline for how we can take down the patriarchy as women in power. 
And then, as is to be expected, we fought off the largest bug either of us have seen in our lives!!!

Yes we are fine, and thanks for tuning in!

Summary:
Reba and Heidi discuss their recent experiences, including Reba's viral TikTok video and Heidi's recovery from surgery. They also talk about their friendship and the challenges of finding work-life balance. The conversation takes a humorous turn as they share their neurotic tendencies and fears of losing loved ones, including their pets.

Heidi and Reba discuss their recent experiences, including Reba's viral TikTok video and Heidi's use of painkillers (not like that). They talk about the challenges of going viral. They mention Heidi's upcoming engagement party and the importance of finding balance in life. The conversation is light-hearted and filled with humor. They also discuss the topic of losing loved ones, including pets, and the fear of death. 

Key Takeaways:

• Going viral on social media can be overwhelming and turn into a job.
• Adulthood is about finding balance in all aspects of life, including health.
• It's important to communicate with your partner and manage expectations in a relationship.
• Taking time for self-care and relaxation is crucial for mental and physical well-being.
• The fear of losing loved ones can lead to irrational thoughts and behaviors.

Quotes:

• "I just thought it would be funny to make this video because I saw somebody do one, and I was like, I have material for days on this." - Reba
• "Adulthood means that everything is out of balance for the rest of your life until you die." - Heidi
• "I think about all the time, what would I do if this is the worst? What would I do if Chris died in Alaska?" - Reba
• "Losing a dog is the freaking worst. Terrible. And then losing a parent, obviously, losing a human is terrible." - Heidi
• "There is our imagination. It's beyond anything that any rational person would ever come up with." - Reba

Heidi and Reba discuss their recent experiences, including helping a friend clean a pool, encountering wildlife, and dealing with household pests. They also reflect on their childhoods and the challenges of being adopted. The conversation takes a dark turn as they discuss the loss of a beloved pet and the importance of support during difficult times.

Key Takeaways:

• Friends and family showing up during difficult times can provide much-needed support and comfort.
• The loss of a pet can be devastating, and it's important to take time to grieve and process the emotions.
• Childhood experiences, such as being adopted, can shape a person's perspective and behavior in adulthood.

Quotes:

• "I was literally scraping his tiles. I was brushing his tiles and then I got all pissed off. I got pissed off at him because I can't reach the other tiles. And I'm like, this is a terrible design." - Heidi
• "I don't know that that makes, I'm, I go back and, you know, she's a little diva. She's so have, we're gonna have, somebody is going to want her. I know that." - Reba

Summary:
Heidi and Reba discuss their recent health journeys, including Heidi's diagnosis of PCOS and insulin resistance. They talk about the changes they have made to their diets and the impact it has had on their overall well-being. The conversation also touches on their upcoming plastic surgery procedures and the importance of self-care.

Key Takeaways:

• Heidi and Reba have both made changes to their diets and have seen positive results in their overall health and well-being.
• Heidi's diagnosis of PCOS and insulin resistance prompted her to make significant changes to her lifestyle.
• Reba is preparing for plastic surgery and is excited about the potential positive impact it will have on her self-confidence and overall well-being.

Quotes:

• "I was losing a lot of hair and gaining weight, and I couldn't control it anymore." - Heidi
• "Since I stopped drinking caffeine, I'm not as anxious as I used to be." - Heidi
• "I miss wine more than the actual alcohol." - Heidi
• "I am not afraid of death. Like, if I was to get a terminal diagnosis tomorrow, I'd be like, all right, well, this was fun." - Reba
• "Every single person can find something in their life that they could do better or that they could remove or that they could add." - Reba