The Sunday Sweet Edit | No. 28

Hi, sweet friends. This Sunday Sweet Edit (and every other one) I’m wishing you a wonderful Sunday, whatever your plans may be. I have no plans today, which after a hectic last week, feels so damn good.

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I felt like drinking my coffee out of my boob mug this morning, so here are more boob mugs. Ha.

on the podcasts…

So much 90’s nostalgia in this episode and a lot of laughs. I teach Jay about Jen Shah and her plea deal and he talks about Biden’s (latest) gaffe. Also, how are we going to celebrate the Gas Tax holiday?

The One With OJ Simpson and Dead Duck Day – Brand New Information

Today Jay and Suzanne commemorate two infamous 1990s events – OJ Simpson’s Ford Bronco slow speed police chase and… Dead Duck Day? Plus, on this week’s Fibronostalgia – Did you know you could break a Hypercolor shirt? Jay and Suzanne know, because they did! And Suzanne’s fibronostalgia breaks the fourth wall to examine the meaning that nostalgia has in our lives. Follow Jay on Instagram & Twitter, and Suzanne on Instagram! 

1. The One With OJ Simpson and Dead Duck Day 46:25
2. The One With Trainspotting and Got Milk 51:15
3. The One With The Matrix and Jock Jams 45:53
4. The One With Caffeine Pills and The Sentencing of The Ketamine Queen 48:54
5. The One With The Nintendo Hotline and Cost Cutters 36:45

My best friend of 41+ years is on The Sober Mom Life! We talk about growing up in Wisconsin and how alcohol is so much a part of the culture. We also talk about why we both stopped drinking within a month of each other, but didn’t talk about it…

Breaking Generational Cycles Through Sobriety with Real Sober Mom Bailey – The Sober Mom Life

Real Sober Mom Bailey chose sobriety not as a ‘punishment’, but as a gift to herself. After a lifetime of difficult relationships with her parents, Bailey became a mom herself. Fear and postpartum depression consumed her because she was terrified of repeating the cycles that had played out in her own family and with her own mom. Bailey sought help, and through her work with an excellent therapist she chose to do the hard work of healing so that she could give her kids a very different kind of family: one filled with unconditional love. Sobriety is central to Bailey’s healing work, and it has given her the clarity to fully feel her feelings. She simply loves being a mom and offering her kids a relationship with a supportive sober mom means the world to her. Community makes all the difference. Join The Sober Mom Life Cafe for 6+ Peer Support meetings each week and a private Facebook group to connect with sober and sober-curious women. Sign up for our next ‘Fresh 30’ and ‘Beyond 30’ cohorts. Learn more here! Get Your Copy of my book! The Sober Shift Join me on Substack: https://suzannewarye.substack.com/Follow on Instagram @thesobermomlifeSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

1. Breaking Generational Cycles Through Sobriety with Real Sober Mom Bailey 39:13
2. The Sober Summer Series: Your First Sober Concert 12:29
3. SobrieTEA: The Summer House Reunion 55:30
4. The Sober Summer Series: Day Drinking is Hell on Earth 13:47
5. Becoming the Sober Woman You Want to Be with Real Sober Mom Laura 49:06

don’t miss…

MY NORDSTROM ANNIVERSARY SALE HAUL | PART TWO

Everyone can now shop the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale! So many great finds are still in stock! I shared Part Two of my haul in this post.

5 MINUTE REALLY TRUE STORIES FOR BEDTIME

I ordered this book after seeing it on Amazon and I’m so glad I did! I love that it’s educational and true, but so cute and captivating. The kiddos love it.

Abercrombie is one of my go-to sites for dresses, denim and cut offs and almost everything is 20% off!

most loved…

MOST LOVED AMAZON

MOST LOVED HOME

one last thing…

As women, I think we tend to feel uncomfortable signing our own praises and being able to say that we’re proud of who we are and who we’re becoming.

Let’s flip the script.

I’m proud of who I’m becoming. I like her. She’s worked hard to get where she is today. She’s gone through a hell of a lot and has come out stronger and kinder.

Take some time to think of how far you’ve come. I’m proud of you, too.

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