How to get away with marriage

In the season final Sal and Dave reflect on their Empty Nester Phase. Living and working in Mt Druitt and enjoying the space that comes from an empty house. Also discovering how tables turn from being the wise parents to learning from their adult children's wisdom.

In this episode Sal and Dave reflect on one of their most recent adventures together. Moving into an under-resourced community begins a 3 year experience that shared their marriage to this day. 

Interestingly one of those discoveries turns out to be the need they had for both adventure and a sense of spontaneity balanced with a set of rituals they looked forward to. It's also were they met Bill the Black Labrador the became tier mascot.

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Rather than avoiding sorrow and welcoming joy, Sal and Dave discover they both have belonged in their marriage.

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As decades go on it appears that marriage seems to be about preparing for ever greater lives of stress and challenge. In fact Sal and Dave discover that without the stress they may not have stayed together.

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Moving form small town to the big smoke, challenges on every side and a surprising visit to the Theme Parks. Sallie and Dave tell the next part of their story still wondering how they've got away with marriage.

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This week Sal and Dave pause to reflect on how they are coping with the lockdown in NSW Australia. The includes a discussion about Porn and Reality TV, are they really different.

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This week Sal and Dave reflect on the support close community provided during some challenging years. 

Also. Vasectomy, trauma and playing spoons.

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This week Sal and Dave reflect on the deteriorating relationship during their years living in intentional community.

Plenty of fun times along the way.

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This week we reflect on our time living in an intentional community in a little Village in Tasmania. For the next 8 years we all lived in a community committed to supporting marginalised people from around the world. Needless to say it had it's ups and downs.

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Sal, Dave and the four kids all move into a bus converted into a motor home. Nuff Said!

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