Holiday movies, trees, cards, and meals. But hold the nog. (Ep.16)

Episode 16 starts off with Kori sharing how her preschooler has started creatively dropping f bombs, which we adopt throughout the episode. It’s holiday time, and the gals (and Keith) share a bit about their traditions, memory making, and intentions for the season. Conversion includes decorating for Halloween, putting up numerous Christmas trees and enjoying the glow for as long as possible (Good Morning America cites science that this makes you happier!), creating a Christmas movie watch list, viewing lights (Richmond, Virginia has an awesome Tacky Light Tour and a beautiful botanical garden display), cookie and gingerbread house decorating (check out the Candy Cottage for bake-free fun), drinking vs. eating calories, to love or hate egg nog, systems for Christmas cards and where Christmas cards go at the end of the season, and trading in turkey for tastier meats (at least 2 per meal!).  Kori’s youngest son J makes an appearance and volunteers to help cook the holiday meals. What a gem! Kori reminds all of us folks to moisturize every chance we get this winter, and we set our intentions for slow, meaningful, gratitude-filled time with our people.

Keith, Kori, and Laura all agree - starting this podcast was one of the best parts of 2023 and our listeners warm up our hearts - those we know and those we have yet to meet.  Cheers to more connection and pushing past polite to engage in meaningful conversations in 2024 and beyond!  Safe travels, happy holidays, and know we appreciate you!

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