They say when life gives you lemons you should make lemonade. Making lemonade is not always easy or possible. For us, we found ourselves single in our 40's with kids at home and starting life over again. Luckily we found each other, online no doubt. When we began blending families, schedules, traditions, and laundry, we discovered lots of lemons. Our podcast is a reflection on how we get through t... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 108 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Kids & FamilySociety & Culture |
Darren and Paige delve into the topic of True Crime entertainment, including podcasts, documentaries, and books. They discuss the reasons behind the fact that women make up the largest demographic of listeners and viewers in this genre. more
Darren and Paige report on a trip with their 18 year old getting ready to graduate this spring. His last spring trip before we send him off to college in the Fall. Listen to their tips and tricks to travelling with teens in Europe. more
In the world of blended families, navigating issues related to co-parenting adult children can be complex and challenging. Some familiar questions might center on the financial responsibility of each parent in relation to costs like college fees, hea... more
<html><p>For this episode, Darren and Paige discuss strategies for cultivating a supportive atmosphere in personal relationships. They highlight the importance of active listening, respecting personal space, regular check-ins, physical affection, sel... more
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It is nice to have a couple that has fun together and lifts each otherr up. Keep up the great episodes.
My husband and I have a blended family. We married 4 years ago - I had 6 children and my husband had 4 = 10! We have been through a lot of ups and downs! Paige and Darren's advice is spot on and they do it with humor and affection! Great one to listen to!
Paige and Darren remind us in an enjoyable way that marriage is work and worth it! Delightful banter between friends as they share the good and the hard of life and how they manage to make lemonade. Although this is especially helpful for those in a second blended marriage, it is also informative and helpful for any marriage.
Paige and Darren talk a lot about blended families but their experiences can really relate to any relationship. It’s nice to hear #reallife instead of filtered versions of life that we so often see in today’s society.
Great chemistry between Darren and Paige! Wonderful insight into any marriage relationship, not just blended families.
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