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What if the problem isn't that things keep breaking--but that we expect them to stay fixed? using the familiar dad phrase "that should be good," this episode quickly reflects on why the things that matter most in life require maintenance, repetition, and returing. With a little humor and heart, it reframes re-fixing as responsibility, showing how growth, relationships, and routines aren't one-time repairs--but daily acts of presence, right after the comma.
By Tim RomanelloWhat if the problem isn't that things keep breaking--but that we expect them to stay fixed? using the familiar dad phrase "that should be good," this episode quickly reflects on why the things that matter most in life require maintenance, repetition, and returing. With a little humor and heart, it reframes re-fixing as responsibility, showing how growth, relationships, and routines aren't one-time repairs--but daily acts of presence, right after the comma.