On this week’s Roundabout Roundup: Terri's keeping her ears warm with the Crimson beanie from Origin [https://originmaine.com/durable-goods/crimson-beanie/], while Nicole is outfitting her daughter in professional attire from Banana Republic Factory [https://bananarepublicfactory.gapfactory.com/]. And Catherine's focused on makeup, via the competition reality show Glow Up [https://www.netflix.com/title/81075536].

On today's Round 4, we obsess about movie moms: Who do we identify with and admire? Who has that mom mojo that we'd like a little of? Mentioned: ET, the Harry Potter series, Almost Famous, and the Bad Moms series.

From a cold shower to calling the cable company, we complain about those frustrations that turn an ordinary day into a very annoying one.

On this week's entertainment-themed Round 2, both of our protagonists are solving mysteries as Zoey's powers glitch and Veronica takes on a case of the week. Neither episode seemed to have much point, but at least we get the song-and-dance numbers in Zoey. Next week: "Zoey's Extraordinary Girls' Night" (S2E10) and on Veronica Mars, "Debasement Tapes" (S3E17).

It's our version of the old TLC show "A Baby Story"! Your three podcasters have three very different birth and adoption stories, each with their challenges--but all with a happy ending. Listen for our tales of hives; hyperemesis; planes, trains, and automobiles; and Johnny Depp.

We give a shout-out to all that need-to-do stuff waiting on us, and then stuff it back in our purses and inboxes for a little while longer.

We react, with predictable skepticism, to a preschool that won't let kids use the term "best friend." Plus, how social media is actually good for kids' friendships.

On this week’s Roundabout Roundup: Catherine is enjoying the latest Starbucks iced tea [https://www.starbucks.com/menu/product/2123226/iced?parent=%2Fdrinks%2Ficed-teas%2Ficed-black-teas] along with the current Earth Month game (https://www.starbucksearthmonthgame.com/, designed to promote plant-based drinks). Nicole is indulging her online shopping habit by following Buzzfeed Shopping on Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/buzzfeedshopping/]. And Terri has a new bracelet with a message of encouragement [https://www.instagram.com/kelleyscdjewelry/].

This Buzzfeed article reminisced about things "kids today will never know" from the point of view of millennials [https://www.buzzfeed.com/briangalindo/funny-kids-today-will-never-know-tweets]. We see your "DVD menu on repeat" and raise you "staticky TV because the channel went off the air at midnight" and more old-timey stuff our kids don't get.

When the Huffington Post told us there were four things to do to avoid raising entitled kids [https://www.huffpost.com/entry/4-things-parents-do-that-inadvertently-raise-entitled-kids_l_606208a1c5b67593e05b000b?fbclid=IwAR3qq2kDOi_IgpD8GdV5GI8DEQwkxeH3xzifMloy3c2arAnIcuRBfvRx-BE], we had to push back (as is our way). What does entitlement really mean, anyway?