Has it already been 4 years? The 2020 Pandemic took us for a WILD ride. In today's episode we take a look back and reflect a bit on some of the things that happened, how it made us feel and in hindsight, if we would have done anything different (if anything) and also what we've learned.

Marriage is no walk in the park! It takes real work to build and keep the foundation. In this episode, we explore some of the realities that we don’t often hear.

Are you like us and are in intercultural relationships or might be considering it? This episode is especially for you. We discuss some things we have found discovered being in intercultural relationships. Of course we did not exhaust the list of things to talk about in this context so we’re interested to hear from you too. What are your thoughts? What are some other things to consider?

Hide your kids for this one 🫣👀

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Have you really taken the time to really consider why one would choice to abstain from sex before marriage. Have you though of why it may be important thing to consider. We talk a lot about the pros that may come with abstinence but are there any pros? Especially in the Christian circles, we find that there are a lot of incomplete conversations and rhetorics around the topic of sex in general. In this episode, we try to explore some of the things we should perhaps consider when having these conversations. What are your thoughts? is there anything we missed?

Let us know in the comments.

Have you ever taken the time to assess your friendships? This is a conversation we hope will be a conversation starter not only with yourselves but also your friends.

There seems to be this unspoken rule that once one is married, the next natural thing to do is to have kids. But is that always the truth? Have you thought of the reasons you may or may not have children or is it just the natural thing to do for you?

This is the final episode of our Parenting Series. We’re having a discussion about how some things look for us now that we are parents ourselves.

In this one, we tackling the topic of our fathers and reflecting on the impacts they had on our lives and girls and even now as women. We understand that some of these things are not easy to talk about but we hope our conversation will get you started in your own conversations perhaps with your own fathers.

This is the first part of a series where we are talking about how our upbringing has brought us where we are now and has shaped us into the women we are today. We begin with our mothers. As always, we hope this starts up conversations.