Our memories are awful...

The Really Very Crunchy Podcast

Emily & Jason Morrow

Kids & Family, Parenting

4.9 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 18 September 2024

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, Emily and Jason Morrow dive into the fascinating world of memory. Our brains have an incredible capacity to store information, but why is it that the memories we want to hold onto often slip away while trivial details linger? Is it possible to find a balance between capturing life’s most meaningful moments and actually living in them? Whether it’s your child’s first steps or a forgotten grocery list, we discuss how to navigate the ebb and flow of memory, and how to let go of the pressure to record everything while still holding onto what matters most. Tune in for a conversation that’ll make you reflect on how we cherish—or miss—the moments that shape us. Emily will also be speaking at the Cultivate: Women's Homestead Retreat. For more information, check out the link below. https://www.cultivatehomesteadretreat.com/ Also, want to see Emily speak at the Wellness Collective!? Check out the link below for more information. https://www.wellnesscollectiveevent.com/product/VIRTUAL-EVENT-TICKET Check out our sponsor, Earthley Wellness! Get 10% off with Promo Code RVC10. https://earthley.com/rvc Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Winter can be tough. Cold weather, dry air, and all those winter illnesses make it a challenging season. That dry air alone can cause so much discomfort.
0:09.9	Stuffy noses, dry skin, chap lips, even nosebleeds. I use Vicks cool relief humidifier. Did you know that keeping indoor humidity levels between 40 and 60% can help with congestion, coughing, and even dry,
0:22.4	itchy skin. That's why I love the VIX Cool Relief humidifier. Plus, the humidifier is so easy to use.
0:28.4	It has a large 1.2 gallon tank with a 180-degree rotating nozzle to direct the mist, and it's
0:34.7	filter-free. The wide tank opening makes it super easy to keep clean
0:38.6	and refill. It's inevitable for us when the winter weather hits that we reach for our VIX
0:43.0	humidifier. Whether I'm sleeping or working around the house, the humidifier makes the air so much
0:47.6	more comfortable. If you're tired of the effects of winter air, I can't recommend the VIX's
0:52.1	cool relief humidifier enough. Find the VIX cool relief on
0:55.6	Amazon. There's a special offer on Amazon on the VIX Cool Relief Humidifier where you can get 20% off
1:01.3	your purchase. Just go to Amazon.com and search VIX V-U-L-600 Cool Relief Humidifier. It has a blue tank
1:09.5	with a white in the center. Be sure to click the
1:12.1	coupon to get the discount. You need this for wintertime comfort. You're listening to the
1:16.6	really very crunchy podcast with your host's Emily and Jason. Guess what, Jason? What?
1:22.7	In case you didn't know this, there used to be 13 months. Yes. It's something you just learned. I don't know that I ever really knew that, which I feel kind of dumb admitting, but I think it had, like, because it's the phases of the moon, and I know that the phases of the moon last 28 days so I did know that. Yeah.
1:45.8	But it wasn't necessarily like 13 months. It was 13 phases of the moon in a year. Okay. Well,
1:53.3	what I really learned is from our video on Monday is that there are a lot of people out there who don't know the rhyme very well.
2:04.1	30 days, half September, April, June, and November, all the rest are 31.
2:07.7	And then there's, then again, it falls apart.
2:10.8	It falls apart.
2:11.8	Several people had options.
2:13.6	Yes.
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