Dr Marry and I take a meandering stroll through all kinds of things--some alcohol-related and some not. Side note, Dr Marry chose the underscore this week because it felt the most "Jane Austen like" of our options. LOVE it! 

Talking with Dr Marry about how our micro experience actually lends itself to the macro parallel of Covid-19 and other details from this, my final post, before we wrap up with Dr Marry's last blog and our epilogue.

A quick conversation regarding my latest blog post.

Join us in hearing about week 4 from Dr Marry's perspective. Special thanks to a number of people, two big conversations and some clarification on Dr Marry's blog post from earlier this week.

Dayna's second installment reflections with Dr Marry. 

Dr Marry and I have been so overwhelmed by all the comments we have received this week--thank you for taking the time to not only read and watch but to write and lift us up or tell us a personal connection you have to this disease. We have felt your support, and we are both so grateful.

In this podcast, we talk about some points that were raised from some of you, and we attempt to try to dig a little deeper into what our reaction to something like this would have been when we were in the thick of it.

Hope you'll tune in, and, as always, thanks for taking this journey with us!

Dayna and Dr Marry

My longtime friend, godmother to my son and extraordinary princess party planner, Lester Fenstad joins me to talk about our 30-year friendship, that "distinct smell," and what it's like to be where we are today, lamination and all.

To get started on my podcast, it seemed only fitting that I would introduce the world to Dr Marry. He's prominently featured in my blog, and now you get to hear him, too. Isn't it dreamy?  The best part of it all is that his accent is like icing on a perfectly made cake. I'm lucky in love, and I *mostly* know it.