In this episode of Midlife Moms Pod, Melanie and Allison travel back in time to 1993 and revisit our Proms. This episode starts with a few censor bleeps as Allison loses her mind followed by us laughing our way through what can only be described as take 3 of our attempt at recording this episode.
Once we shake off our technical failures, we share stories of our prom days of yore and compare them to the outlandish promposals and prom shenanigans of today.
As per usual we veer off course for a bit and discuss how Melanie wants to go to prom dressed up as an inflatable dinosaur (not sure I got that right) and how we think our kids would handle going to prom.
Allison stuns Melanie by telling her that kids today don't always get their driver's licenses as soon as they turn 16. We also share our marriage proposals and how they're not always those seen in a fairytale.
Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
3:37 Prom Season Nostalgia
9:09 The Evolution of Prom Attire
14:56 One word: Pantyhose
19:50 Shark Tracking Adventures
23:55 Back on topic…Promposals
26:42 Veering Off Course - Halloween Costume Plans
32:25 Vintage Prom Dresses and Hair
34:11 Upcoming Prom Events and crashing pre-Prom Dinners
37:25 Kids and Drivers Licenses
40:55 Romantic Proposals
46:07 Wrapping Up
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