Our Everyday Nest

Welcome to Our Everyday Nest!! We are once again talking about foster care and what it is like growing up in a home that has children regularly coming and going. Introducing Sarah and Becca, the ones in the middle. Join us in just a little chat from their perspective and thank you for listening to Our Everyday Nest.

These next few episodes share our heart as we talk a little bit about our perspective of being a foster family. In this episode our three little ones, in a light hearted way, share some of their journey. Fostercare is hard, it is the most stressful thing our family has been asked to do, it is worth all of it. Thank you for listening to Our Everyday Nest.

Our nest is a little fuller today. Misty and Rachael are joined by Scott, the dad, Fiance Steven and sister Becca. They are covering the pressing topic of pets. And when it is okay to bring them home. And who will really end up feeding them. Thank you for listening to Our Everyday Nest.

In this episode Misty and Rachael discuss the implications of family vacations. They can be a hassle for teens leaving jobs and boyfriends behind. They can also be something the mom dreams about for these last few months of all her children still in the nest. So join us as we debate when it is worth it and when it is not. Thank you for listening to Our Everyday Nest!

Homeschooled. You know the type. Big family, sheltered, long white van. Misty and Rachael break down some of the social aspects of being homeschooled, including some of the stereotypes associated with it. Thank you for listening to Our Everyday Nest

Misty and Rachael talk about what happens when girl meets boy. In particular, what happened to Rachael's brain after she met Steven. Thank you for listening to Our Everyday Nest!

Misty and Rachael tackle the complicated idea of being a good example, what's at stake there, and the side affects as well. Join us on our everyday nest! Thank you!

Misty and Rachael introduce themselves and discuss their first memories of each other. They cover the debatability of curfew and just how difficult it is to find one that works with everyone's individual needs.