Two Porches and A Pour Podcast: Season 3 – Episode 1
What We Did for Love: Introduction
This season of ‘Two Porches in a Pour’, host Lynn Vogeler has Amy Sadler of Amy Sadler Designs as a co-host. They have decided to call this season: What We Did for Love!
Amy and Lynn are blogging buddies, and she has agreed to Co-Host the Podcast with Lynn while Wendy takes a short break from the Podcast.
What You Will Hear in This Episode:
In this episode, they dive into their experiences from a recent trip to California. They discuss their newfound appreciation for champagne, share stories from estate sales, and reflect on the memories and treasures they found. The conversation also touches on their blogging journey, the importance of authenticity, and the connections they’ve built over time. As they wrap up, they tease the next episode’s topic about motherhood at an advanced maternal age.
Takeaways:
- It’s hard to believe it’s already season three.
- Trying new things can lead to unexpected experiences.
- Champagne tasting can be a fun adventure.
- Estate sales can feel like stepping into a time capsule.
- Finding treasures at estate sales is a unique experience.
- Memories are tied to the items we collect.
- Building connections with others is important in blogging.
- Authenticity in blogging is becoming more valued.
- Short and sweet blog posts can be effective.
- Next week’s topic will explore motherhood at an advanced age.
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Two friends of a certain age who live 2000-miles apart talking about life, love and a little design. Listen as we sip through the seasons of life.
This conversation explores the unique experiences and challenges of pregnancy in one's 40s, highlighting the humorous and serious aspects of being labeled as 'geriatric' during pregnancy. The speakers discuss the stark differences in treatment and perception between younger and older mothers, shedding light on societal and medical attitudes towards maternal age.
Takeaways:
- Having a baby in your 40s comes with unique challenges.
- The term 'geriatric pregnancy' can be humorous yet serious.
- Medical treatment varies significantly based on maternal age.
- Younger mothers often receive different treatment than older mothers.
- Societal perceptions of age in motherhood can be limiting.
- The experience of pregnancy changes with age.
- Older mothers may face more scrutiny from medical professionals.
- Humor can be a coping mechanism for the challenges of older motherhood.
- Understanding the medical landscape is crucial for older mothers.
- Support systems are vital for mothers of all ages.
CONNECT WITH AMY:
#PregnancyAfter40 #GeriatricPregnancy #MidlifeMotherhood #TwoPorchesAndAPour #MotherhoodJourney #RealTalkPodcast
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Meet Me
My name is Lynn. I live in the suburbs of Chicago in a 1,300 sq. ft. home with my Handy husband, Keith.
I’m an open book about my life on my blog. You can find out more about me by visiting my “About Me” page.
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You can find last week’s episode HERE