Send us a text The hosts, Serena and Sheila, begin this episode discussing a spark that starts with a simple shift: stop dressing for approval and start dressing for yourself. From a vintage bandana that feels like armor to a chaotic morning that ends with a mailbox carving a new line into a new car, we unpack why confidence, planning, and self-expression matter more than perfection. Holiday talk follows—less pressure on a single day, more joy across a month—plus a disarming fix for the onlin...
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Send us a text The hosts, Serena and Sheila, begin this episode discussing a spark that starts with a simple shift: stop dressing for approval and start dressing for yourself. From a vintage bandana that feels like armor to a chaotic morning that ends with a mailbox carving a new line into a new car, we unpack why confidence, planning, and self-expression matter more than perfection. Holiday talk follows—less pressure on a single day, more joy across a month—plus a disarming fix for the onlin...
Pairs Well With...Open Doors (feat. our daughters, Chaney and Ellie)
Pairs Well With...
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Pairs Well With...Open Doors (feat. our daughters, Chaney and Ellie)
Send us a text The house got quieter, but life got louder in all the best ways. We swap “empty nest” for “open door” and talk about what happens when two daughters head to college and their moms finally move long-delayed dreams to the front burner. One of us launches The Green Butterfly—a vintage boutique turned creative community—learning retail tech, hiring a team, and designing events that help people find their style and their spark. The other starts saying yes to unplanned trips, deeper ...
Pairs Well With...
Send us a text The hosts, Serena and Sheila, begin this episode discussing a spark that starts with a simple shift: stop dressing for approval and start dressing for yourself. From a vintage bandana that feels like armor to a chaotic morning that ends with a mailbox carving a new line into a new car, we unpack why confidence, planning, and self-expression matter more than perfection. Holiday talk follows—less pressure on a single day, more joy across a month—plus a disarming fix for the onlin...
