Babies vs Bar Crawls: How to Maintain Friendships in Different Life Stages

Fingers Crossed

Kristee Vetter & Sierra Green

Society & Culture, Personal Journals

4.7 • 644 Ratings

🗓️ 24 May 2022

⏱️ 76 minutes

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Summary

In the penultimate episode of Fingers Crossed, Sierra & Kristee discuss a relevant topic that is on the minds of many mid-twenty somethings: maintaining friendships in different life stages. What do you do when three of your friends are married with babies and you're just re-entering the dating scene? What if you're busy in a 9-5 career and your friends are all working part time with tons of free time? Do you settle down? Buy a house? Work hard for that career promotion? Run away and work on a boat in Australia? Your 20s can make it really hard to relate to your friends sometimes, but the gals of Fingers Crossed are here to help.

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0:00.0	Hello, everybody and welcome back. We are here, your host, back for another wonderful week of Fingers crossed podcast.
0:17.7	We're so happy to be here with you guys today. Honestly, I'm like even more
0:21.9	energetic than usual. And I think it's because lately we've been recording on Sunday evenings with our
0:26.0	schedules and everything. And this week, it was even harder to find time in our schedules.
0:31.0	And so we are currently coming to you on my lunch break from work in the middle of the day.
0:35.8	And Sierra hasn't even started her day.
0:37.9	So she's here at 8.36 in the morning, work starts at 9.
0:42.2	Work will probably start more like 930 today, but that's okay because we work from home.
0:47.1	Yeah, Sunday I was disgustingly hungover and I could not record with Christy for full transparency. I texted her and I was like, I don't even think I can sit in a chair. Like I have to be horizontal. Afternoon. Oh yeah, it was like 3 p.m. I was so sick, y'all. I don't know if you've ever been that hungover, have you? I have. I'd say probably three times. I can think of,
1:11.3	they were so traumatic the experiences that I remember them vividly. But anyway, I've never been
1:16.8	in that situation where I've been like hung over the entire day. Well, I didn't used to be.
1:22.4	When I was younger, I could bounce back by like noon. But no, I, when I get hungover these days, at my ripe age of 26, I,
1:33.2	I'm almost 27 in like three weeks. Yeah. I get very sick all day. And I really don't feel better
1:42.0	until I can go to sleep that night and wake up the next day.
1:46.5	That's awful. It's really bad. And so that's why I don't drink as much anymore to like a level of
1:51.8	like super partying because I, my weekends are so precious to me now because I only get two days a
1:56.5	week that I don't want to ruin an entire day for the sake of one fun night. And granted, the night was
2:02.4	super fun. Let me just tell you a little bit about what I did. We want to catch up. We want to see
2:06.6	what Sierra's been up to the last two weeks. Honestly, if you were in my shoes, you probably, I mean,
2:12.3	I can't speak for you, but it was the perfect storm to have a pre-hangover. That's what I'm going to say for getting drunk.
2:19.0	Anyway, we went out to Alyssa, my sorority little, she's one of my best friends and one of my bridesmaids.
2:25.3	She had her 26th birthday party.
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