What's up dashly family welcome back to big little life with the dashes. I'm Dallin. This is Ashley. Hello

Hello, hello, hello, hello, hello, first off our last podcast we released a little bit late

So it was only a few days ago

So if you're one of those people who check in the beginning of the week for the new one just know that there is

Another one before this that was just released. I think like Thursday or Friday

So go back and check that one out first and then come back to this one because that was a fun one

We were in Park City by ourselves. We were

Something about you

Ashley found these books I do not know where I found the money Amazon I saw them on Instagram

How did you come across these so I've seen these before

They're essentially books that were originally printed in the early

1900s or late 1800s and they've been reprinted and people read them and laugh at what life used to be their advice for husbands and wives

And parents and it's hilarious. They're like little pocket books and they're called the first one is called Don'ts for wives

And it was originally printed in 1913. I have don'ts for husbands and then I have also printed in 1913

I have a gem of a book called Don'ts for mothers and it was printed in 1878

And if you ever like find yourself existing in a space where you wonder why like why is this a thing?

You just a woke crack open this book and you see oh this used to be culturally normal

You see like this whatever it is that's bugging you about our culture a hundred times more present

What is it 1878 like I can't do math. I don't want to try a long time

Okay, it's a coronavirus. I'm gonna read some to you. To all you mothers out there. These are don'ts for mothers

Okay, here's my I'm gonna read from don'ts for husbands after this

Don't hold children's parties. They are one of the great follies of the present age

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