From Birthdays to Brackets… March in the Empty Nest - E129
March is full in a different way when you’re in the empty nest.
Rick and Clancy talk about birthdays that don’t carry the same weight, even while they still show up for their kids in bigger ways. That shift leads into a wider conversation about how life looks now... less centered on events, more on everyday rhythms.
They also revisit spring break and travel... what they did then versus what they’re comfortable with now as parents of young adults. A recent trip to Austin brings that into real time, along with how awareness and perspective have changed.
There’s also the usual March mix... St. Patrick’s Day, memories of March 2020, and how certain dates stick.
And in the middle of all of it... March Madness, which still manages to take over the calendar.
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CHAPTERS
00:00 March feels full already
02:00 Birthdays in the empty nest
04:30 Not wanting the spotlight
07:00 Spring break then vs now
10:30 March 2020 memories
12:15 St. Patrick’s Day changes
15:00 Travel stories and risk
18:00 Austin trip and reaction
21:30 March Madness takes over
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