In this episode, we don't even get one letter deep before we start waxing lyrical about our patriotism for the land of the bold and the beautiful. Then we move on to one Christmas newsletter from one of the OTHER grandchildren of grandma and grandpa and Samantha has a Christmas letter, too, and we learn how she pronounces Myrrh, hehe. Go Birds!

In this episode, we really lean into the "and things" of it all. We go through Grandpa's junk mail, but then start to understand why Grandpa kept the junk mail. And, furthermore, we will also be keeping the junk mail. No further questions at this time.

In this episode, we read two short letters from granddaughter Jenny and Kathy One/Auntie. But more importantly, Daniel Day Lewis in Last of the Mohicans amiright?

In this episode, we discuss Sam's favorite method for decluttering, which involves either actual or implied fecal matter. And if you need help with declutter just have yourself some ambrosia salad mentioned in the first of Kathy One's letters, or any one of the recipe's from Mrs. Barringer's Dixie Cookery: https://archive.org/details/dixiecookeryorho00barr/page/n6/mode/1up?ref=ol

In this episode we have neither letters nor things, but energy, chaos, and facts as we discuss some of our top emerging topics from all of grandma and grandpa's letters and things from the past 99 episodes.

In this episode, we have our final instalment of the memoirs of Gertrude Ebling (1897-1992). Gertrude is living out the end of her life in optimism, we love to see it.

We hope/know aunt Gertrude is overjoyed we took the time to share her memoirs. If you are reading this, it is your sign to write your own down (and then email them to us at [email protected]). Thank you in advance.

In this episode, we're zooming through the golden years of Gertrude Ebling's memoirs as she picks up the pace in the retelling of her life. If you are squeamish about eye stuff then buckle up because Gertrude has an eye transplant with a CADAVER EYE.

In this episode, we are nearing the home stretch with the memoirs of Gertrude Ebling (1897-1992). Big changes for Gertrude as she enters her retirement years, hitting her 60s in the 1960s. A big road trip, the loss of her beloved Herb, learning (unsuccessfully) how to balance her check book, and (hopefully more successfully) how to drive.

In this episode, we continue the memoirs of great grandaunt Gertrude Ebling 1897-1992, where we learn the family used molten lead to predict their futures??? And the had "cold fruit soup" which is ... a smoothie??? The past was wild. The present is also wild, though, you know?

In this episode, not going to lie, this is some sad stuff we have here. We continue to read through the memoirs of Gertrude Ebling (1897-1992) and like life itself, we get an unpredictable rollercoaster of mostly devastating events. This one isn't for the faint of heart so if you're feeling fragile, maybe give this one a miss.