Happily Bored

We talk about our approach on disciplining our children. We also recap a rough argument we had this past week and the events that led up to it, including a dinner where Chuck was not medicated (and probably should have been). Finally, a ninja bear flying across the bedroom.

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Rearranging the laundry cleaning process and how to get a clean shiny booty hole! And a would you rather that is only acceptable if he's allowed to kill people without consequence.

Guest who's back! It's been a while, but we want to get back into the groove, check out this episode called Pots and Pans, which has absolutely nothing to do with cooking.

Back after an unscheduled break talking about recent developments and household changes.

NOTE: There is about 5 minutes in the middle that gets fuzzy and distorted, we're still working on production quality issues.

We have a teenager! And Chuck finally *Listens* to the lyrics of his favorite songs now. We also discuss old men and their gardens.

Should you argue in front of the kids? How much is too much? We're giving you a real example of what happened just this week and why arguing in front of the kids isn't always such a bad thing. Also, Jenna has red hair now.

Would our relationship have survived a quarantine if it had happened wayyyyy back then? How do you navigate the dating world these days? And some children may have broken something but refused to narc on each other. Score one for sibling bonding.

Have you ever had an unhealthy relationship? Were you ever the mentally unhealthy one in a relationship (read: crazy)? We're talking about our past relationships and a fun "Would You Rather" question. We may have veered off topic into oncoming traffic a few times, as well. We'll blame the virus.

Today we're talking about whether you should ask for permission from your partner when you want to do something without them (girls night, guys poker night, etc.). How do you approach this topic?