Calendar People
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In this lively and personal episode of 'Two Noras and a Mic,' the hosts, Nora and Nora, reflect on a week filled with unexpected turns—from one of them being called for jury duty and encountering a snoring juror, to celebrating their daughter Rose's communion and navigating the chaos of family life. They dive into the theme of calendars, sharing nostalgic stories of paper planners, family whiteboards, and digital calendars, highlighting how each family member uses different systems to stay organized. The conversation meanders through quirky anecdotes, including a shepherd’s 50 sheep that took over a German dollar store, a bride in the UK whose sister-in-law painted her with black mud before the wedding, and a neurologist who writes bestselling thrillers under a pen name. The hosts also explore the history of the Gregorian calendar, the quirks of month names, and the emotional weight of family traditions and transitions, like a teenager planning her own birthday party and preparing for her driver’s license. The episode balances humor, warmth, and insight, with the hosts expressing gratitude for small joys—like a quiet moment at a Little League game, a dog’s grooming session, and the comfort of a Prosecco from Silt Bar. They end on a high note, reflecting on the beauty of presence and the importance of staying connected through shared rituals. The tone is overwhelmingly positive, celebrating life’s messy, joyful, and sometimes absurd moments with authenticity and affection.
Use a shared family calendar to keep everyone on the same page, even if individual members prefer different systems.
The Gregorian calendar’s 10-day skip in 1582 was a historical reset that changed how we track time.
Paper planners and calendars can hold deep emotional and nostalgic value—don’t throw them away.
Encourage teens to take ownership of their schedules; it’s empowering, even if it’s exhausting for parents.
Small moments—like watching a child’s first communion or a Little League game—deserve to be savored and remembered.
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Jury Duty and the Snoring Juror
“I was like, well, the guy who had sexual assault did not get chosen. Another guy with domestic battery did get chosen.”
Sleeping Naked and the Science of Temperature
“If you're all niki pie in your bed, I feel like you've got to be doing your sheets every day. Barf.”
Sheep Take Over a German Dollar Store
“They were calm. The sheep? Mm-hmm. Okay. But they left a giant mess. Ew, gross.”
The Brain Doctor Who Writes Thrillers
“She works as a brain doctor when not writing books. That seems... crazy to me.”
Calendars: From Paper to Digital
“My life is in those planners. It's my life is in those planners. I can't throw them away.”
“She's like, I know you're so busy. So I made reservations. I still love this one. I made reservations for eight of us.”
“My life is in those planners. It's my life is in those planners. I can't throw them away.”
“If you're all niki pie in your bed, I feel like you've got to be doing your sheets every day. Barf.”
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Rose
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Aiden
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Wilma
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Frida McFadden
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Kevin
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Sarah Cohen
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Al
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Silt Bar
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Pope Gregory XIII
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