Amy and Tim discuss some things that all of us are paying for and if they are worth it or not.

Listen in as Amy's fur babies join the podcast (or intrude might be more accurate!) as they cover items from coffee-house coffee, greeting cards to cable TV or premium music subscriptions.

Go ahead and weigh in on the need in today's world for wedding showers — especially when the "young" couple is in their 30's and they already have at least one home fully furnished.

Is it tacky for couples to ask for money?

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Once again, D2 sits in for Amy as she and Tim discuss various topics - why stick to just one thing when there are so many things to talk about. Besides, who can stay focused.

The conversation goes from comparing and discussing our insomnia to how does Lindsey see herself becoming her parents, or perhaps she doesn't?

Then Lindsey give an account of their Girl's "Reading" Weekend where is seems more ink was used than read!

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What would your warning label say about you? D2 sits in for Amy in this episode as she and Tim discuss goals versus resolutions and the right approach to be successful.

Of course, along with D2 comes at least one of her tummy terrors ( or is that "tearer" based on how he came into this world?)

There's plenty of distractions as "Tony" (who?) makes his presence known. Listen in to see if snack attacks help or hinder the situation.

Which of Tim's daughters would have similar warnings associated with her?

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Tim and Amy delve into the question about at what point are old? It is kind of a mind over matter, except when the aches and pains of the body matter!

Amy also explains what "Being Iced" means and how she suspected that Tim was the one icing her at Christmas.

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What in the world would pottery, Beanie Babies and Stanley Mugs have in common? Amy and Tim delve into Mom's ever-changing collection habits. What is the strangest things that you or someone you know has collected?

If you ever wanted a brief rundown of the process of making pottery, this is it!

And which is worse, "ums" or "likes?"

Listen in as Amy describes her latest adventure with "Mom" as they travel to St. Augustine Florida for the latest Mommy and Me Trip.

Amy details her ability to determine who will be the next bar patrons to leave, and wrangle her way into getting their table.

Amy and Tim touch on doing a good deed, and is it really a good deed if you seek out recognition for said deed?

Is there ever really a selfless deed, especially if it makes you feel good inside?

And finally, of course it's Minnesotans in the pool in December, in Florida!

Yes, it is as bad as it sounds.

Why would anyone, ever, buy BBQ from the back of someone's vehicle, especially in the parking lot of a Target store.

Even if you are in Texas.

Even if you do not want to be rude.

The message has to be — never, ever, but BBQ from someone selling it out of their truck in a Target parking lot.

Sounds pretty straight forward, right?

With Amy goofing off on another "Mommy and Me" trip, D2 once again steps bringing her unique perspective to a number of topics.

Well, we cannot blame Amy that these episodes take some many twists and turns "Down the Rabbit Hole" since she's not even involved.

Listen has Lindsey talks about her fur babies and not so furry baby. That discussion leads the expanding number of tattoos this family has and who must be to blame.

It ends with a discussion of Holiday Traditions and what's important to families.

What traditions come to mind when you think back over the holidays? Are there any that have fallen by the wayside and you would like to start up again? What are some new traditions that you look forward to each year?