In today's episode, Susan and Melissa discuss the different social media platforms and what they use them for. In addition they discuss their thoughts on their impact on society and things they would like to see change.

#instagram #facebook #pinterest #twitter #youtube #snapchat 

This week Melissa and Susan discuss their amazon finds from the last year after being unable to shop outside the home. For a full list of these items check out their instagam youhadmeatmartini and swipe right on the most recent post!

#amazon

Susan and Melissa discuss losing parents and the various decisions and emotions involved.

This week Melissa and Susan discuss all of the shows they have binged over the last year and others that have been suggested to them.  They cover dark, light, drama etc... saving the reality loves shows for another episode

This week Susan and Melissa discuss what gratitude means to them and also the benefits of practicing gratitude in your daily life.

Today Melissa and Susan discuss all of the joys of aging that they have discovered over the years and if you haven't started down that path get ready to hear about some fun surprises!

Melissa and Susan go over what they prefer to wear (when they have lives/not covid) and also how Scott (Susan's husband) does not like to hear the words "he wasn't hideous" in a sentence referring to him. 

Besides digging into issues surrounding olives and martinis, Susan and Melissa discuss their thoughts on friendship and end the episode debating the age old question that when you get older and your butt becomes part of your thigh...and is defined by your underwear line then IF you wear a thong... do you have a butt? 

After a brief discussion about the Oprah interview of Harry and Megan,  Melissa and Susan get into short cuts for cooking good meals that take little effort or time.

This week after a brief discussion on Martini's Melissa and Susan go on to discuss skin care and the various things that influence our aging as well as the products and tools that they like/were recommended.  And for those of you who loved Susan's last failed parenting story, she has another one to end on.