I'm Marjorie Bunnet.

I'm Elizabeth Rees.

This is The Nest, our minisode that's all about the delightful and delicious things that make our homes just where we want to be.

So earlier this week week we were talking about

Ruth Bader Ginsburg's advice for a long, happy, healthy marriage. And it was all about,

sometimes you might want to be a little bit deaf, just meaning you don't have to react

everything. You don't have to get into it with your spouse or your mate or whoever you're in

relationship with. Sometimes you can just ignore the comments. But we're talking about don't have to get into it with your spouse or your mate or whoever you're in relationship

with. Sometimes you can just ignore the comments. But we're talking about advice and marriage

and how to stay married. And I thought one of the things that Ian and I did and do, we'd watch a lot

of movies. And part of that was we like to talk about them afterward.

And I wanted to share some of the movies that I think were sort of instrumental in how I look at relationships.

Oh, this is good.

And I wanted to hear some of the ones that you might have too.

Because I think it's a really good thing.

We talked a little bit in the last podcast about therapy and how we both think therapy

is essential.

But it's expensive.

There's no choice about it.

And there's a lot of time involved.

And a lot of time involved.

And it involves like babysitters.

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