All the adults in the household are sick with a nasty summer cold. Carolina isn't up for podcasting this week, so Nicole is stepping up to the plate. Coupledom: Hosted by Christopher and Carolina, discussing adult relationship topics,

Veering away from talk of babies and childbirth this week, we launch into a rapid-fire discussion of... well, you read the title, right? Sometimes podcasting with no set topic agenda can be a fun little rabbit hole. -

This week we talk about the perspective change related to how we feel going through the first few weeks of having our second baby vs how we think we remember feeling the first time. Yes, it gets weird. What would you expect?

Time is like money in that it seems you can never have enough. Even if you don't squander it, you spend it and you want to spend more. This week we talk about overdrawing the account time and time again. Example?

The baby is here. She's happy, apparently, 'cause she barely makes any noise or complaints. The two year old, however... Life's a little upside-down in the house as of late. - This one got up a day late because life.

The new baby arrived Tuesday, which is usually recording day for the podcast. This week's episode is an impromptu "audio peek" into the hospital room, complete with visitors, kids, and grandmas. Oh yeah, and our anniversary is this week too! Whoopie! -

Apparently sometimes babies like to "practice" being born, leading to their daddy leaving work early to drive like a maniac to get across two cities and a bridge in time to get big sister from preschool 'cause mommy's in the OB ward being monitored. -

It's crunch time... the baby is due in only days and there's so much to get done beforehand. Plus there's the anticipation of the "big sister" reaction when she sees the baby sister in the flesh. Yikes! Coupledom: Hosted by Christopher and Carolina,

Once every decade or so, most schools bring back everyone who graduated in a certain year so everyone can fall back into their old high school clicks again. Christopher isn't much impressed with the idea of "reconnecting" with people he hasn't seen in ...

Everybody gets old. Everybody falls apart when they get old, some sooner, some later. Grey hair, stray hair, wrinkles, sags, and aches are gaining on you fast. This week we contemplate our own experiences of these certainties of life. -