Mouth tape, money, and travelling with adult kids. An update from Greece

Mouth tape, money, and travelling with adult kids. An update from Greece

We’re back, from our sunny Naousa balcony, on the Greek island of Paros, Greece, where we’re staying for a month with our two young adult kids for the summer.

In this episode, we share everything from mouth breathing to juggling money stresses, ageing bodies, emotional outbursts, and the messy, muddled brain that is (probably) caused by too much Ouzo.

Thank you so much for finding us and for staying around. If you enjoy the content and would like to support the show, please subscribe on your favourite platform.

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Liz and Brian x

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Leaving your husband to spend a month in PARIS. Not what I expected (at all)

Leaving your husband to spend a month in PARIS. Not what I expected (at all)

Liz left her husband Brian and went off to spend a month in Paris with her daughter. The dream Paris trip.

As is often the case, things went in the opposite direction from what she expected. Not in a bad way, though, in fact, things went in a very good way.

Her time in Paris brought up thoughts and feelings around the grief of losing both parents. Feelings she thought (hoped) had been resolved.

Not so. Very much not so.

This week, we want to talk to you about Liz’s Paris trip. About finding yourself alone with yourself and having time to face up to feelings you’ve been trying to push down.

Thank you so much for lending us your ear. And thank you for finding us and for staying around. I hope this helps you in some small way ❤️

My heart beats with yours.

Kia Kaha.

Liz and Brian x

PS: If you haven’t yet joined my inner circle of friends, my life-letter readers, my gorgeous, trusted confidants, please do. You will be the first person I share everything with. I’d love to have you. You can sign up for my FREE Front Row Newsletter HERE.

 

 

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I lost her then i lost me. A raw conversation about grief, loss, and the fear of becoming someone new

I lost her then i lost me. A raw conversation about grief, loss, and the fear of becoming someone new

What if the hardest part of being real… is letting people see it?

We almost didn’t record this podcast. The voice in my head said: Don’t show too much. Don’t be too much.

But I’m tired of that voice.
Tired of searching for safety instead of being it.

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Goodbye, New Zealand

Goodbye, New Zealand

If you’ve ever wanted to leave everything behind for a year, throw caution to the wind and get on a plane with nothing but a suitcase and a one-way ticket to Europe, then you will love this episode.

After much (hardly any) planning and lots of cleaning, it is time for the Deacle family to leave New Zealand and head overseas for an adventure.

This husband and wife, and their two young adult kids, have rented their house for a year and are leaving New Zealand for twelve months so they can reconnect and experience family time.

With just a week to go before they depart, this is what life looks like.

Kia Kaha ❤️

Liz and Brian x

 

 

 

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Travelling the world for a year. The List

Travelling the world for a year. The List

People think it’s easy to up sticks and travel the world for a year.

1: Rent your house to a complete stranger off the internet.

2: hand over your cats and your sheep.

3: pack your bags.

4: HURRAYY!!

Only it’s not. Easy, I mean. Luckily, we have a list. A list that we want to share with you today. A list that, no matter HOW MANY things we cross off it, the bloody thing keeps growing…

Enjoy!

Enjoy, say hi in the comments and subscribe and share this podcast!❤️

Liz and Brian x

 

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How to see Paris in a Day (and still feel WONDERFULLY satisfied)

How to see Paris in a Day (and still feel WONDERFULLY satisfied)

How many days do you need in Paris, France? One, three, five or thirty. There’s no right answer. It all depends on who you are and how you like to travel.

But for now, let’s assume you have all the time in the world but want to see Paris in a day. Soooo…

Voyons Paris! Let’s see Paris!

(That’s it. That’s about as much French as I can confidently write…) 

 

 

A chair by a window in Paris. One day in Paris

The perfect end to a day in Paris. Now, let’s begin at the start…

 

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