120: Spring Breaks, Bad Dates and Puppies!

Claire’s spring break, Joe the puppy is here, and worst date ever stories.

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This is Joy & Claire Episode 120: Spring Breaks, Bad Dates and Puppies!

Episode Date: March 31, 2022

Transcription Completed: May 6, 2022

Audio Length: 56:52 minutes 

Joy: Hey guys, this is Joy.

Claire: And this is Claire.

Joy: Welcome back.

Claire: Hi, everybody.

Joy: Happy spring.

Claire: I know, it’s so nice out. I hope it’s nice where you are.

Joy: I hope so too. But I did just see Laura Ligos and our friend Tina in the state of New York that were not so hot. It was very cold there. East Coast, not so fun.

Claire: East Coast, not as much. Although I will say, I am actually realizing winter is my favorite season.

Joy: Really? I just did a [sound of surprise]

Claire: Yeah, she did. 

Joy: I know you like winter. I know you like snow. But the frigid cold, really? The freezing, frigid cold?

Claire: It just doesn’t bother me. I don’t love it, but it doesn’t bother me. But what does bother me is being too hot.

Joy: Okay.

Claire: I don’t mind being cold really at all. I actually feel like it kind of wakes me up. And I feel like, woo, it’s cold out. I feel like I get overheated so quickly, and it’s not an experience I enjoy. I don’t mind being cold. 

Joy: Oh.

Claire: I know. See. I feel the way about being too cold as people feel about being hot. To hot people, being hot is sort of like, “Yeah, but you’re hot. You’re in the sun. You’re warm.”

Joy: Getting vitamin D.

Claire: Yeah. And I’m like, “You’re cold and you’re all bundled up, and the wind is blowing.” False. I don’t actually love wind. But the thing about Colorado is it’s still sunny, even when it’s cold. That’s the key.

Joy: That’s true. I feel very lucky about Colorado in that sense. Especially my friends in Arizona, they think it just snows constantly in Colorado. Which at least where we live, it does not. It’s just really funny because they’re always like, “It’s just so cold there.” We get so much sunshine. It is oddly not that cold. We’re just talking about weather now. I was going to say, does it feel like a pain in the ass to have to carry so much extra stuff? Like clothing things.

Claire: Summer is not all that different. In the summertime, you have water bottle, sunscreen. Kids are more likely to get dirty in the summer, so you have to have extra clothes. I feel like in the winter you have your own stuff too. You have your jackets. It just sort of adds to the pile. No matter where you’re going or what season or what occasion,