E11: A Conversation with my Mom

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Dancing in the Kitchen

Debi Stovicek

31 episodes

3 days ago

Welcome to Dancing in the Kitchen! A podcast for coming back to what feeds your soul and makes you hungry for happiness. Conversations about our favorite foods & memories; finding our inner joy and what makes us dance in life and in the kitchen. It’s about remembering the crazy stories that got us where we are, our favorite meals, and the people who inspired us along the way. We’ll talk about our favorite music and what’s our happy place, and why it's so important. Can't wait to take you on this journey with me and hope it inspires you to discover what stirs your soul! Hosted by Debi Stovicek

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E11: A Conversation with my Mom

Dancing in the Kitchen

37 minutes 2 seconds

4 years ago

E11: A Conversation with my Mom

Welcome back to Dancing in the Kitchen Podcast!

Did I mention April is my Birthday month? HAHA. So who better to have a conversation with, than the person who brought me into this world - my MOM. On this episode Mom and I sat at the table and chatted about so many things. We talk about my dad being an identical twin and some funny stories she remembers while they were dating and even now, how my dad and uncle are often thought to be each other and the jokes they play on people. Mom was a teenager in the 1950's so she loves the music from that era still to this day, and she shares her story of going to see Elvis in concert - even though she didn't really like him prior, she sure did like him after.

I always love chatting with my mom. Every time I learn something new. And I guess now ya know where my love of baking and cooking comes from, huh? It’s so fun to sit down with your parents, or grandparents and hear their stories – it just takes you to a different time and place; and really know where you came from. Don’t you think it really puts your own life into perspective too? I think it absolutely helps to connect the dots so to speak. I hope you enjoy this conversation and that you have a chance to chat with your mom; if not, I hope and pray you have fond memories of her and hold them close to your heart.

Love you Mom!

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