Cars & Weird Driving Habits

The Girl Next Door Podcast

Kelsey Wharton

Kids & Family, Working, Books, Family, Creative, Cooking, Work, Mom, Honest, Life, Society & Culture, Married, Personal Journals, Conversation

4.8 • 714 Ratings

🗓️ 20 June 2018

⏱️ 49 minutes

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This episode is sponsored by Young Woodworkers. Listeners can get 50% off their first shipment of a Young Woodworkers kit subscription using this link: youngwoodworkers.com/nextdoor Thank you!

In this episode, we are talking all about the cars in our life: car memories from growing up, our first cars, the cars we drive now (and how clean or messy they are), and weird driving habits.

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0:00.0	You're listening to the Girl Next Door Podcast. I'm Kelsey. And I'm Erica. We're two former next door
0:09.6	neighbors and good friends who love a good chat and a good laugh. We're inviting you to come on
0:14.1	in, have a drink, and stay a while. Hey, friend. Before we get started, we want to talk about the
0:20.1	sponsor for today's episode.
0:21.7	Yeah. So we are super excited to be working with young woodworkers with an awesome deal for you guys.
0:27.8	Young woodworkers makes it easy for your kids to become makers and builders with their woodworking subscription kits.
0:34.1	So how it works is every month your child will receive a high quality all-in-one project kit.
0:39.6	So it has everything that they need to make an awesome project completely on their own with little to no supervision.
0:46.5	Projects are geared toward ages 7 to 12 on their own, but younger kids can definitely enjoy them with a grown-up or big sibling to help.
0:54.3	Kids come with all the necessary materials and illustrated step-by-step instructions to create
0:59.0	a finished project kids feel super proud of. They even receive a little mini child-sized hammer
1:04.3	with their first shipment, which I thought was so cute. Kids may need basic home supplies,
1:08.9	like a ruler or scissors and glue, but all the other project materials are included.
1:12.6	I know we are always looking for ways kids can use their creativity and their own two hands without needing a ton of prep work ahead of time on our parts.
1:21.6	So young woodworkers is a great solution for those stuck inside rainy days or in our case here in the desert the too hot to play
1:29.0	outside days or when it's just time to shut off those screens. So you got a kit. Tell me about
1:34.6	your kit that your family did. Yes. So we received a kit to build a marshmallow launcher,
1:40.9	which I had never heard of as a contraption before. Building it was fun,
1:45.8	but then the fun had only just begun. We then spent at least an hour and a half and used a
1:51.9	whole bag of marshmallows launching them down our hallway and into each other's mouths.
1:56.9	That's awesome. You sent me a video and it looked like so much fun. It was. So speaking of cars, which is actually today's episode, what it's all about, we got the car kit.
2:06.6	And I would say we had technical difficulties that I think that our six-year-old could have solved better than Mr. Ladd Helping did.
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