Today we'll go to Kentucky to meet Lucy, a culinary education substitute teacher and

Joseph, who served as a combat medic in Afghanistan and now works in a hospital emergency

room.

After separating and divorcing, they moved back in together and as they put it, we're

really click.

The parents both literal and philosophical question, we're going to the same place, can

we get there in the same car, we'll also learn two new, untranslatable modern Korean

words, one for a highly desirable character trait and one for a modern parental handicap.

Now let's meet Lucy and Joseph.

First ed disclaimer, what you are about to listen to is not a professional counseling

session.

Each episode is a one time conversation and the advice I offered does not constitute psychological

treatment or services substitute for professional diagnosis, intervention or behavioral healthcare.

In order to protect their privacy, our guests have been given pseudonyms and some personal

details have been changed.

If you have concerns about your child's well-being or your own, seek out guidance from a medical

or mental health professional, good places to start, your child's pediatrician, the counseling

staff at your child's school and the American Psychological Association's Comprehensive

Guide to Finding Resources in your State.

And now on to the fun.

Good morning, Lucy, good morning, Joseph.

You have a son named Owen who is nine and a daughter named Kate who is six.

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