We Will Always Have

In this episode, Christian and Chrissy are at it again, diving into a cooking challenge with a Thermo mix and an air fryer. They're putting their culinary skills to the test, but things get off to a rocky start as Chrissy struggles to operate the Thermo mix. Along the way, they chat about everything from their cooking mishaps to their favorite foods and even rank the top items on a hotel's lost and found list.

In this bonus episode of We Will Always Have, Chrissy and I dive into our latest game night experiment. We've sourced some second-hand games from thrift stores and are putting them to the test. We chat about our personal experiences with loneliness and how we cope with it. Christy shares her thoughts on being a parent and the importance of taking time for herself. We also play a fun game of Scategories and see who can come up with the most items in different categories.

In this episode of We Will Always Have, Christian and Chrissy dive into a thought-provoking discussion about life's transitions, particularly the empty nest syndrome. They share personal anecdotes and observations about the challenges of adjusting to life after the kids leave home. From the exhaustion of parenting to the newfound freedom, they explore the emotional highs and lows of this significant life change. They also touch on the importance of self-care, relationships, and finding new passions in this new chapter of life.

In this bonus episode of We Will Always Have, Chrissy and I are testing out some secondhand games to see if they're worth playing on the podcast. We're digging through our collection and sharing our reactions as we go. From festive movie trivia to rapid-fire questions, we're having a blast trying to figure out the answers.

In this episode of We Will Always Have, Christian and Chrissy dive into a dilemma about a husband who left his wife for another woman, leaving her with a child and no financial support. They discuss the complexities of relationships, self-worth, and the importance of taking control of one's life. Christian shares his own experiences with setting boundaries and prioritising his own needs, while Chrissy offers a different perspective on forgiveness and moving forward.