What do you value—really value—as you grow older? Nancy and Matthew tackle that question by looking back on what their moms taught them, what they learned raising three kids, and how their outlook has changed now that the house is (mostly) quiet. Expect stories about Italian grandmas, car seats on school buses, parenting wins (and fails), and how growth never stops—whether you're 37 years married or just figuring out dinner plans. This one’s full of laughs, lessons, and love.

Takeaways:

• As we progress through life, our fundamental values evolve, reflecting our growth and experiences.
• The teachings and sacrifices of our mothers profoundly shape our perspectives on love and family.
• Parenting presents both triumphs and challenges, with each experience contributing to our understanding of resilience.
• In this quieter stage of life, we focus on nurturing deeper connections with our adult children and friends.