Hey, welcome to the Keep It Real AF podcast.
I'm Amy and I started this podcast because I missed my friends.
Life in your 50s isn't always easy and it can feel like you're doing it all on your
own, but you're not.
We're here to talk about the things that matter and maybe even have a laugh along the
way.
My vote, we start with skincare.
I can now wait to tell you guys about this amazing new product line I just found.
Meanwhile, I'm just over here trying to figure out my next career move and how to find a
man.
Priorities, right?
Yep, this is what we're about, Keep It Real.
A little friend time makes everything better.
So glad you're here.
Can't wait to hang out.
All right, this is our first podcast.
So welcome, listeners.
And I think we have to start with the obvious.
Like, why do we have club music?
Well, we're having fun with this podcast and you're here to have some girl chat with
us.
And fun girl chat means that we're going to have a little shoulder shrug and occasionally
and we want to play music that makes us happy and bring this back to the good old days,
to the days and we would have some fun in the club and go out with the girls, which
isn't happening.
Hence the reason why we need to do a podcast to see each other.
Love it.
What did we say we're going to talk about today?
I'm already on track.
Resolutions.
Yes.
Twitter's day.
Twitter's day?
Yes.
That is a thing.
And apparently it was last Friday.
So listeners, we promise that you will walk away with something practical about lifestyle,
lifestyle, products, health, a lot of stuff.
But you, we want to hear from you too.
We want to understand what do you want us to talk about, but we're going to have some
fun girls talk and make sure you have some ideas to start, to jumpstart your new year
in a way that makes you feel good.
And I'm sure we'll have a product or two.
And if you laugh so long the way.
Okay.
So speaking of that, before we jump in to whether or not we're quitters, help ready.
Emily.
Emily, you've got some fun updates.
So we want a little bit of scoop on your outer.
This is what I'm waiting.
I'm just going to sit back and I am, I want to hear.
Okay.
So for our listeners, just to give you a little background.
So I've been divorced for nine years and I have, I know nine years.
Can you believe it?
So I've been divorced for nine years and I've done the dating apps.
I've done, it's just lunch.
Everything you could possibly think of.
And you know, relationships with us.
It's just lunch.
So it's a service that you pay for.
You pay a shit ton of money for.
And they set up dates.
So they get your profile and stuff and things that you have similar interests in.
And then they set you up with someone that has similar interests.
And you go out to your lunch or dinner.
A matchmaker.
Okay.
It's like a matchmaker.
Yeah.
I'm like, how much money would you say you've spent between apps and matchmaking?
Oh, probably thousands, thousands of dollars.
Oh, I know.
I know.
This is the goal of the podcast to find Emily.
Right here.
I've been with you through this journey and I mean, I, we've, I've heard crazy stories.
So okay.
So what you're done with all idea, right?
You're done with all idea.
I did have a whole podcast on just stories of dating apps and what to do, what not to
do and just the craziness things and like, that's a whole other thing.
But so yeah.
So I've been going on this journey for nine years and a year and a half ago I said, I'm
done.
I'm not doing dating apps anymore.
I want to find someone naturally, whether it's out and about doing concerts because
I love music.
I know this isn't probably the right place at a bar or just being out and about and social.
That is how I want to meet someone.
So last year I was at a Brett Michaels concert meet and greet up in out of town.
I was out of town and met someone.
He's still a Lodge?
He is.
Sorry.
He's rocking it.
Let me tell you.
I'll be back.
Hi, Sam.
But yeah.
So I met someone out of town.
He's 10 years younger.
And we've been, yes.
So we've been casually dating and things are, you know, things are going good.
We're going out of town this Saturday.
But things have been very casual, like non-committal.
So I want to get some answers this weekend of, you know, where do you see this going?
Because 2025 is a year for me that I really want to be in a committed relationship.
And if he's not down with that, I don't want to, I don't want to say it's like I'm wasting
time, but, you know what, being single, it gets lonely.
And sometimes being in a relationship, even though you know it may not go anywhere, it
fills a void and, you know, and just comfort and intimacy, things that you just need.
So, you know, I'm willing to continue this until, you know, Mr. Wright comes along if
he's not.
So anyway.
Yeah.
Well, I give you a ton of credit because I've been along for the ride too.
And there's been a lot of ups and downs.
And you've kind of been unlucky.
So what do you, like, what do you share, like with anybody who's listening, who might be,
you know, end of this kind of similar phase in their life, and they're having a hard time
finding someone like you, like you seem to always be up to eat.
And I don't know, like, you've got a great attitude about it.
What advice would you give to a listener who's at the stage of their life and trying to find
them in?
I would say, one, you need a really good girlfriend network to do activities and go out and do
things, to put yourself out there.
You can't just sit at home and swipe and wait for Mr. Wright to come.
Granted, apps work for some people.
They just, you know, it wasn't my cup of tea.
But I would say just put yourself out there and you've got to be vulnerable to be able
to meet people and go out and just do things.
It's, and just be positive.
Have a positive attitude about it.
And, you know, that's my advice.
I do have to say, like, first of all, I can't wait to hear about how the weekend goes and
how you approach this, like, such an awkward phase in a relationship.
You're like, yeah, we're doing things like this, but like, is it time to get serious?
And the one thing that I just have to ask, like, Emily's, if you're listening, just know,
I'm looking across the board and it's two beautiful women in their fifties.
We'll talk about Steph's hair, who's this luscious looking here in a minute, but Emily's
teeth, they look like white chicklets.
And this, is this an AI feature that I need to get?
No, it's not.
It's like, you look like you have white chicklets.
These are my teeth.
So just, are they real teeth?
Are they what?
Are they real?
I mean, they're real.
Like a veneer?
These are real teeth.
So that's the first thing, y'all, I have a teeth fetish.
That is the first thing that I look at on a person.
So if they have nasty teeth with a guy, I would not.
I'm sorry, I can't because I would constantly be looking at their teeth.
So no, this is, you know, I do crest white strips maybe twice a month.
You all need to quit.
You all have beautiful teeth.
No, but.
And they're just white.
They're not normal crest white strips.
What is the power level?
My son told me that he got the 24 times strength.
I didn't even know that existed.
Like, what is it?
Is it 18, 12?
So next week, I will, you know, our next podcast, I will come with, here is the exact crest
strips that I use, but I don't do for like the 14 days.
I will basically just do for 45 minutes and then I'll do it two weeks later.
I don't do it like every day.
It's, it's just maybe twice a month.
Coffee drinker?
Tea drinker?
I am a coffee drinker.
A drink drinker.
One to maybe two cups a day.
And it doesn't.
I'm from a coffee drinker, so I don't, I don't know, but I, I heard that that can really
wreak havoc on the color of your tea, but.
But you drink coffee.
You don't have.
I do, I do.
And Colgate, I love my Colgate optic white toothpaste.
I use that.
I also love Colgate.
I am a coffee, like I used to have a sign behind me that said like coffee first, everything
up later.
Now I'm like finding every freaking supplement I can to give me an extra boost.
So I.
I don't know what it is.
I'm not in for any brand, but I am like loving, loving this everyday dose coffee.
And I know stuff.
Didn't you say?
Yeah.
Your son uses that?
Yeah.
So the story behind, so I'm not a coffee drinker.
I just don't.
But my, so when I saw the story on the guy, the founder of that company, he was, did you
just fill?
I did, but I'm a dribbler.
I'm okay.
But he was a, so I guess he was on ADHD for a long time.
Didn't like how it made him feel.
And so he, you know, got really into like functional mushrooms and then kind of created
this product and really talks about the benefits of, you know, of the, of the product.
So I mean, I have a high school son and he also does not really enjoy coffee, but really,
you know, wants to keep that focus.
And so he likes it.
So he, he takes it every morning.
You know, we are, it's got lion's mane in it.
And so for anybody listening, I'm a nutritionist and I love like making sure I'm staying on
the trends.
And trends for 20, 25 is all about new tropics and into tropics in, hold on, tropics going
everything, everything, every service when she's mooting yours like this.
So even like, even a alcohol, alcohol, it, well it's alcohol, it's a non-alcoholic option.
It's called little saints.
They've got their newer brand, but they have lion's mane mushroom in it too.
So it's, and there's some good research on it.
But it's, yeah, so that's a non-alcoholic alcohol.
Yeah.
You know how I experience, experiment with being super curious.
I don't know if anybody can relate that's listening, but I have rooms dedicated to wine
and I, you know, red wine has been a saying like our, like we have vacations and experiences
around that, but I, it totally triggers my anxiety.
I mean, and I just can't sleep.
And so I've been just trying to figure out like, how do I enjoy that experience at ritual
of chilling out with something in my glass that doesn't wreak havoc on my sleep.
And so I'm always experimenting, but like, so this lion's mane, back to the lion's mane,
had this in Utah at a coffee shop, loved it.
I literally put it on my coffee.
That was a chai tea and I just get this like general list without some, you know, after
my second cup of coffee, I need something that's a little less caffeinated, but I love
the lift and I did some research on it.
And there is some great science that shows that it's helpful for stress.
It's helpful for mental clarity, all the cognitive benefits that you're talking about
that the founder that I've read up on the founder.
And we're experimenting with the two.
And I'm not saying like, none of us are doctors here, but we are moms and women who are, you
know, our automation to find anything that helps us feel good and our kids feel good.
So I'm actually trying this supplement version of it too.
It's a lot stronger than the powder, not for me, but for my son that also has ADHD just
to experiment with a few things that might help him.
So, but yeah, I throw this in my coffee for a little extra bounce and a little extra clarity
and also as collagen.
So I'm loving it.
I think it tastes good.
I put it with almond milk, warm it up for two minutes and a little bit of monk fruit.
And that's my afternoon like try.
So there's one of your products.
Yeah.
There's one of your products.
No, I'll try it.
I'll try it.
Well, speaking of products though.
This will be my resolution.
My resolution is that I will try it.
Does that count?
Yes.
I love that.
So I love it.
We need to talk about resolution before we do that.
Your hair looks luscious.
It looks beautiful.
It's so pretty.
Like it's such.
So something looks a little different.
Yeah.
You would have been so upset if you didn't notice.
So you guys know my hair is my, my hair is so fine and so thin and I just, yeah.
And I mean, you know the struggle and it's just like every day I have to wash it and
I have to blow it out and it's just, it's such a drag.
And so my amazing, it is a trusted hairdresser recommended just a few extensions and I didn't
want any length.
I didn't want any length at all.
Can't even tell.
Can't tell.
So it's, it's no longer, but it just gives, and it's only one.
So I'm learning extension terminology now.
Okay.
But it's only one pick.
Most people do, I guess like three packs, which my, I mean, I would be out to hear.
I would have a lion mane literally on my head.
But it's just one pack and it's super subtle, but I like, I woke up like this.
I mean, I hit it with a straight eye.
Oh, but how many days have you gone without washing your hair?
But it's the game changer for me.
I cannot have to wash and blow out my hair just to feel like I'm put together for the
day.
So let's see.
You know, I don't know.
What day you on stuff?
How many, how many days have you gone?
Like what day for, for the hair?
How many days have you gone?
So it's two weeks.
Yeah, two weeks.
Now granted, it looked better after she, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait,
I haven't washed the hair in two weeks.
Wait, what was the question?
How many days have you gone without washing your hair?
Um, I went one full week.
Oh, one full week.
So don't, you guys, don't you think we need to have a whole podcast on hair setting?
Yes.
Like, it's all hormonal bullshit that we hear.
By the way, think about it.
I forgot about my T-S-M.
Before we go there, think about this.
So if I wash my hair every day, I went one week and I woke up and I felt great.
Like I literally would wake up and be like, oh, I'm ready to go.
And so I think about the time that I saved every day, not washing and blowing out my hair.
And it just, it, like that for me is worth every penny of extra of just whatever it costs
to get the extensions.
And they were really, it wasn't really outrageous.
And so there we go.
Well, we'll see.
So she, um, I mean, she thought probably if, you know, with, with good care, I mean,
you know what that means, like I brush on my wash on, but, um, but she thinks you, you
know, it's probably three to four months with good maintenance.
So, okay.
Yeah.
What kind of, what kind of investment is that?
So I think in total, her, I mean, I don't know, it was just, I got my hair highlighted
on top, so like the whole, the bill seemed really high.
Um, I'm guessing it was probably for one pack for the purchase of the extensions plus the
having them put in was probably 300, maybe a little bit more than, yeah.
Yeah.
That's not too bad.
I thought you were going to tell me a thousand because I have friends that have extensions.
Yeah.
And they're like, it's 1500 to 2000.
Well, if they're doing many, I just have one pack.
Yeah.
I love that idea.
I mean, luckily I don't, I'm very fortunate.
I don't deal.
I don't have a lot of spending here, but I know that it's an issue for women.
It's, it's, it's menopause ladies.
And so it is about our hormones changing, but I think we should dedicate a whole podcast
to this.
Let's bring on, I agree.
Our hair, our hair friends.
Yeah.
There's, there are some nutritional things we can be doing, but I mean, for, I mean,
anybody would want to have your hair.
That's great.
And I'm sure there's a lot of things we could, we could talk about, but thanks for being
so honest about that.
Yes.
You know, of course.
I'm very jealous.
I've never been proud of my hair before.
So this is a first.
I love it.
I can't stop touching.
So for me, my hair is very thin and it started after I had my daughter.
I like, I can't grow it past this because it gets really thin on the ends and my hair,
I used to love my, used to freaking love my hair, but my daughter has the most amazing
hair.
Like she has amazing hair.
She took my hair.
So now I'm like left with this thin hair.
So I should look at extensions when I get a job.
Oh, yes.
Money.
Yes.
I'm going to get some extensions.
And by the way, listeners, we are totally using Emily as a person, subperson content.
Emily is in her fifties, not only transitioning, a couple of big transitions in her life, career,
new career.
Actually, I'm kind of doing that too, but you're in a different space.
So Emily's got a really important interview today.
So we are going to wish her luck and hopefully this next time.
But man, it's been a, like I know the job market's a little bit challenging out there
right now.
It's a tough market.
It's a really, really tough market.
Hundreds and hundreds.
And so this is your whole career.
Yeah.
This career is all in.
Like, yeah, my career is always out there.
But if somebody's out there who is either thinking about a job change, I mean, we are,
like middle-aged moms, middle-aged women, like what advice do you have staff if someone
is again, this new year, maybe it's a career change.
What advice do you have to someone?
And then Emily, you can share your advice of living through it in this last seven, eight,
nine months.
Yeah.
It's really two things.
One is, and they, they're somehow related or they are related.
But the first one is you have to use your network.
You have to use your network.
The applying to jobs and just waiting, it doesn't work.
With all the AI that is sitting on top of the job application systems today, it's filtering
out.
The AI, the AI has a place, but it's not perfect.
And so, you know, I think we're really starting to see in the, in the HR space that AI doesn't
necessarily do the good job of filtering, but nevertheless, with thousands of applications,
companies need something to filter.
So how do you get around the AI when you're applying to a job?
You have to reach out.
You have to, and it may seem incredibly uncomfortable.
It may seem incredibly pushy.
It may seem obnoxious, but you have to reach out to people, reach out to people on LinkedIn
that may know somebody that works at the company that you're interviewing for, ask them for
an introduction, direct message, the person that works there.
They may respond and who cares, but you just have to keep putting yourself out there.
And this is not just jobs.
I mean, I'm helping my son right now try to find an intern position.
Same thing.
He's in the red full market right now, and he's super uncomfortable reaching out to people
he doesn't know asking for help.
But this is how it's done.
Yeah.
You have to have an in.
You just, you have to.
Emily's been living this.
Like you were telling me a job that you're interviewing there.
How many applications did you see submitted on LinkedIn for this one position?
1,700.
Yeah.
Holy cow.
1,700 for this position, and I'm on my third interview today.
So prayers for me that it would be an amazing job.
My experience is off the chart for this position.
But it is, it's a grind and really even going for positions that I know I'm overqualified
for and it, you know, but it's been a grind.
So yeah.
Yeah.
Well, we wish you luck too.
Yeah.
And the other thing is you've got to stay relevant.
And you've got, if a company's interviewing 20, which is a lot, they shouldn't interview
20, but let's say they're interviewing, it's even six candidates for a job.
They start to all blend together.
You've got to stand out and you've got to figure out, I can't tell you how to stand
out.
I can't tell anybody how to stand out individually, but you have to figure out what that is.
Some of the old school tactics, like sending a thank you letter after you interview, sounds
corny and it sounds old school, but it matters.
It does matter.
People still like getting thank you notes and it keeps, you have to keep yourself front
and center and on top of mind in situations like that.
You know, find something that resonates.
Maybe you talked about, you know, I mean, in my past.
I happened to talk about Chihuly art with somebody I was interviewing with and I sent
a thank you card and I found a card that had like a Chihuly art piece on the front of it
and sent a thank you card because it was just, that was the connection.
So you've got to really look for those that will not get.
So, you know, someone, someone wanted a job to come work for me and they did something
that was memorable.
Like, yeah, just this past year, someone wanted to come be a coach with me.
And they found out that I do endurance events.
I do endurance events for 29029 and they were like, oh, this is so cool.
This is like a really cool thing that you're doing.
They were just, you know, like asking lots of questions.
The thank you note was inside a book about a runner who, you know, did like some ungodly
number a mile than like his story.
I was like, holy, so I actually have a package and I was like, I remember this person's name.
I couldn't, it didn't work out, but you better believe it.
I'll think of him for like for the future, but I really, I thought that was really cool.
Yeah.
Even if they didn't get the job, now you have a connection.
Now you have somebody that you can reach out to, you know, so it's just, these are really
meaningful, yeah, really meaningful connections that may transpire into success down the road.
So one of the things that you are going to crush it, this is, and I love that you, you
have been keeping a positive attitude, but one of the things to our listeners out there,
like every week we'll get a chance to get some updates from Emily.
So whether you want to call the real housewives or as a world turns, we'll get some updates
from yeah.
Oh, look at those chicklets.
Oh, look at those nice chicklets.
I'm telling you, if you have a video today, I guarantee you're going to be like the girl
with the white teeth.
That's what they're going to call you.
White teeth.
Yeah.
It is a video interview.
What other ways, so is this like appropriate this shirt maybe button up one more or do
you think because I think we're going to get more titties, show some more.
No, don't.
No, no.
I mean, when you're going out, when you're with like out of town, yes, person, yes, all
the way, but yeah, interview.
Should she button it up or is that like, what do you think?
Probably one more button.
I want you one more.
Yeah.
Yeah, I would do one more.
But this shirt, you think it's appropriate or I need to put a jacket on?
No, I think it's good.
Okay.
I think it's good.
I don't want to ask you to do it.
Okay.
It's a video interview.
Yeah, it's a video interview.
Yes.
You have some good earrings then.
I can see a little bit of pink.
I can see a little peekaboo cleavage.
So I give it one button.
One more button.
Yeah, one more button.
Yeah.
I'm going to leave the booth for Miami.
Leave the booth for Miami.
It needs to be my skills.
All right.
So I'm trying to be the facilitator.
I'm not really about doing a great job, but I do want to make sure we kicked it off and
told our listeners we were going to talk a little bit about quitters day and resolutions
and I'm in the business of change.
So I have been talking a lot to my clients about how they can just have a restart, have
a jumpstart to health and wellness, but let's just put it on the table.
Do you guys even want to be quit?
But what's your take on resolutions?
Are you someone who loves them, hates them, believes in them?
What do you think?
I am all about resolutions.
So this year for me, I lost a good amount of weight last year.
So this is a year of building muscle and tightening things up.
And then I love music, so I want to be able to take little weekend trips and concerts.
So I want to be able to do at least maybe one a month.
So that is my new year's resolution.
I love that.
Experiences loving that.
You know, they say that I have a huge fan of Jesse Itzler.
He is just an awesome entrepreneur, but he has this thing called the Big Ass Calendar
Club.
And I actually have it out here, but he sell these huge calendars where you plan experiences.
And he has this thing called Kevin's Rule.
And Kevin is his best friend.
I feel lucky enough.
I actually climbed with Kevin and Jesse on a mountain for 29.09.
And so Kevin's Rule is that once every two months, you do something on a weekend that
you normally wouldn't do.
It doesn't have to be a trip or money, but instead of just settling in on a weekend,
watching games or doing your normal routine, you step out of the norm and you just plan.
You put in some intention behind it and you plan some experiences.
And that's kind of his formula.
You put Kevin's Rule into effect.
You plan those experiences and you plan for one thing that is your misogy.
One hard thing that you will take on for you that will help to define the year for you.
And through some of these approaches, his whole perspective is that's how you slow down
time is by being really intentional about your experiences.
So just when you think of that, when you talked about that being like a resolution, I think
that's awesome.
I have more experiences.
How about you, Steph?
I've seen that little skeptical face of yours.
I'm not a resolution person.
I feel like I kind of know what I want to keep doing, things that make me feel good,
things that don't make me feel good.
And so I'll be intentional about continuing those.
But I also feel like I'm just a point in my life where I have a million things on my
plate with raising a family and a job and my job and career.
And so I'm not interested in taking on anything else.
And so whether it's fear of failure or I just, I don't have room for another calendar entry
kind of thing is where I'm at.
So I just intentionally don't make a resolution because it just feels a little bit daunting
to me.
Yeah.
Well, first of all, I totally relate.
And we promised that we would keep it real.
I mean, I really truly, like, get the stuff that's his friend chat.
Like, I know when we started this podcast, you were like, what's wrong?
Because you can tell, first of all, I can write circles.
But I can totally relate to that.
I think that resolutions are different a little bit, but we'll talk about that in a minute.
But I've had a couple of days where I just feel like I suck at everything.
Like I'm not good at one thing because there's so much on my plate.
And like, if I'm just completely re keeping it real, like I, that's why I wanted to start
this podcast because like I'm usually alone with those thoughts, like thinking like, you
know, just like, you know, we had an issue with one of our sons and just something happened
with college and just figuring life out for him and like, you know, after I process how
mad I'm at him for doing some things, it makes me think, why didn't I prepare him better
as a mom?
Like, why did I go wrong?
And then it's like, well, I'm too busy doing this and too busy doing that.
And like, you can get in your head.
And I, like, I just remember reaching out to you with stuff.
I mean, I reach out to Emily all the time, just, you know, being honest about that and
having a converse no matter how often I might come out of that and just feel like, okay,
all right, I just had a bad day.
Like it happens.
Like I just feel like we have such high expectations of ourselves and you just kind of feel like
crap.
But sometimes like just feeling like there's that mom guilt that like rears its head like
a lot is all of our kids are like, it's such distinct moments in their lives where you
feel like there's just bigger kids, bigger problems.
And anyway, so yeah, but back to the resolution, like I can see why you wouldn't want to put
anything else on your list because I, if I'm keeping it real, like I can't get everything
off my list.
But what I think about resolutions, I just think it's the calendar change is just a great
opportunity for an audit.
Like it just, whether you do it now or you call it June 1st, whatever it is, but just
I'm a huge believer that if I'm like growing, then I'm like, I'm able, if I'm able to evolve
and grow, then I'm like, that helps me to be positive.
It helps me to be a better, to show up better than like constantly thinking about what things
should I keep doing to make myself, you know, to help myself be a better mom, a better friend.
And to me, that just mirrors just whether you call it realization resolution, you know,
whatever it is, like I think it marks an opportunity and it's just the calendar change.
But I don't know.
Okay.
So I'm talking a lot.
What, what do you guys like?
I don't want to be the big time talker today.
I'm going to try the mushroom coffee.
That was my resolution.
I made it earlier.
So I feel positive and I can succeed on it.
Yeah.
Maybe, just maybe, like for me, like when we think about like other ways to approach the
New Year's like to not quit.
Have any, I haven't quit yet, even though I feel like this year has gotten off to like
kind of a slow start for the things that I'm thinking about.
But when this has been such a big topic for a lot of the people that I talk to and I,
we've been thinking about a word or a theme that can define 2025.
So rather than saying a long list, because, you know, people, people quit because they
make these radical changes or they put these like severe restrictions on things or go to
work out an hour a day when they've never worked out or like they change, the change
is too big.
So for God's sakes, like every day is a different day for me.
So my word this year is space, just finding a little bit more space and it's changed
just every day how I might do that.
But so a little food for thought, no pun intended to think maybe about some themes this year.
I can commit to a theme.
Let me, let me give it some thought.
And yeah, I can commit to it.
Yes.
Paul, let me think about my theme.
Okay, so what's up?
Yeah, what do you know, Emily?
Like you have, it could be experiences.
I love that you're already thinking about that.
Yeah, you know what?
Experiences would be a great theme because experiences of reshaping my body, experiences
of music, a new job, experiences of being in a really good relationship.
So I could totally see experiences.
I like that theme.
Okay, let's give listeners, we promise to keep things around 30ish minutes.
Well again, yes.
Yes, well we are going to talk to you in weeks to come about a lot of fun topics.
So it might be how are we doing like tips and ideas and how we're successfully or unsuccessfully
navigating menopause, Emily's weight loss story, we'll talk about skincare, one of
Steph's favorite topics and how do we do with sitting here?
How are we navigating our kids living from college?
What else might we talk about?
I have a new favorite, her jeans.
Yes.
Are they flare or are they shiny?
No, no, no, yeah, we're saving it.
Yeah, we'll do a full.
I'm excited.
Yeah, let's, yeah, maybe we can think about coming back with some of our go-to.
Like maybe we'll think about like what's your holy grail?
We wouldn't start at skincare, but maybe that's a good topic.
I was thinking of you when you said your eyes were puffy.
I have a good product recommendation.
I don't know, thank you.
Yeah, I like skincare.
Let's sign off.
All right.
Let's sign off.
A little friend sign.
Good luck.
Prussian.
Yes.
Ladies, thanks.
I can't wait to give you guys the update of job, man, all that.
So I'm looking forward to it.
Love it.
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