Enjoy this laugh fest as we go at each other with our top annoyances of the other. All for fun!

Dalton is back from his trip so let's catch up and dive into our marriage journal questions!

This week's episode is for Dalton's fans and the hunting crowd.

Dalton's heading on a hunting trip this week so we're giving a recap of last year's trip.

We've been asked, "Do you ever get bored of each other?"

Today we dive into what is boredom, what it means, and how to handle it in relationships.

Let's just catch you up on how we're balancing it all... or not

Sorry we left you hanging on the last episode! We're finishing up our conversation on how we've parented through medical issues, a little chaotically.

Some Tips:

Track it all! Write it all down.

Go to the doctor when you / your kids are well!

Today we're diving into the stories of some of the strange medical things we have had to deal with as parents. It's hard being the parent when you're not sure what's going on, what to do, or where to go.

Give yourself some grace, everyone is just trying to do their best.

It seems like it's camping and travel season. We're going to talk about what we look for when choosing camping spots or houses when we travel.

We've had some great experiences and some not so great. Share your stories with us!

Today we're just going to have fun catching you up on life and telling you what some of our favorite products are from a variety of different categories!

We jumped into parenting head first. We went from zero kids to two overnight and I learned I needed some routines in order to be able to keep our home from constant chaos.

I think kids thrive from structure, even if they have imagination and free play within that structure. With two young kids, summer days got long, kids got bored, which led to more fighting and complaining. I spent more time playing referee and felt like I was also needing to entertain our kids.

I set up a simple checklist with both daily and weekly tasks for each kid. They loved it! They knew what their chores were and it gave them some options for their free play. They ended up playing games and using their imaginations for longer lengths of time and less time was wasted.

As our kids have gotten older, the lists have changed every year in order to best fit their age, development, and responsibilities.