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This week, Jill, Melissa, and Kelly are taking a trip down memory lane while laughing at just how much life has changed. From putting trackers on their dogs for peace of mind to wondering why schools no longer teach practical life skills, the moms have plenty to say about growing up then versus now.
The conversation starts with Kendall receiving a check and realizing she had no idea how to deposit it, leading to a bigger discussion about the disappearance of home economics, basic sewing skills, and all the everyday lessons today's kids seem to be missing. They also compare generations, reminiscing about drinking from the garden hose instead of carrying water bottles everywhere and sharing memories of the underage dance clubs.
Jill opens up about a more emotional realization—that she may not get any more pets because she worries about who would love and care for them the way she does if they outlive her? Kelly also shares her fascination with a neighbor celebrating his 100th birthday and wonders what the secret is to such a long life.
Kelly reveals her latest Amazon shopping spree, and let's just say...the mountain of packages that arrived is all the proof anyone needs that she may have clicked "Buy it Now" a few too many times.
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