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Welcome to Chalkboard to Kitchen Table with Trish and Eileen!
In this episode, we talk about Nora Ephron’s “plastic and glass balls” theory - the idea that in life, we’re constantly juggling responsibilities, but some are made of glass and others of plastic. Drop a plastic ball, and it bounces. Drop a glass one, and it shatters.
Through the lens of parenting, we explore what this means for moms and dads who are trying to balance work, home, school, and self-care. Which balls are truly glass and how do you recognize them before it’s too late?
We share real-life stories from our classrooms and kitchens, helping parents identify what’s worth holding onto and what can safely bounce. From letting go of guilt over forgotten permission slips to protecting those precious moments of connection with your kids, this episode is a heartfelt reminder that not everything needs to be perfect ... just protected.
Key Takeaways:
Join us for this honest and encouraging conversation about balance, priorities, and giving yourself permission to let a few things bounce.
Welcome to the table!
By Trish and EileenSend us a text
Welcome to Chalkboard to Kitchen Table with Trish and Eileen!
In this episode, we talk about Nora Ephron’s “plastic and glass balls” theory - the idea that in life, we’re constantly juggling responsibilities, but some are made of glass and others of plastic. Drop a plastic ball, and it bounces. Drop a glass one, and it shatters.
Through the lens of parenting, we explore what this means for moms and dads who are trying to balance work, home, school, and self-care. Which balls are truly glass and how do you recognize them before it’s too late?
We share real-life stories from our classrooms and kitchens, helping parents identify what’s worth holding onto and what can safely bounce. From letting go of guilt over forgotten permission slips to protecting those precious moments of connection with your kids, this episode is a heartfelt reminder that not everything needs to be perfect ... just protected.
Key Takeaways:
Join us for this honest and encouraging conversation about balance, priorities, and giving yourself permission to let a few things bounce.
Welcome to the table!