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'University Awaits' Episode 112 'The Bakery Bears Radio Show' (Patreon)

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Welcome to the 'Bakery Bears Radio Show' Episode 112

We are back with a brand new episode of the Radio Show. Today we are discussing the transition from school life to university life. Our daughter Bryony is getting ready to start university this September. We are currently living through the greatest change to our family life since Bryony was born. In todays show we talk through the highs and the lows of this exciting time.

Join Kay & Dan as they:

  • Discuss TV presenters from their childhood

  • Take you on a late summer walk to the post office

  • Talk about their roses and late summer flowers

  • Discuss the word ‘valet’ and ponder do you pronounce the ’t’

  • Talk through the change they are currently living through as their daughter transitions from school to university

  • Discuss the differing emotions they have both been feeling

  • Talk through their excitement they have for the future

  • Mention Lions Fruit Pastilles

We'll see you soon with our next Radio Show!

You can find past episodes of the Radio Show here:

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Comments

Alexandra

In the US, “valet” for cars is pronounced “va-LAY” with the cat A sound :) or maybe it’s “VA-lay?” 🤔 I can’t quite remember 😅

Gwen Murillo

This brought back so many memories regarding college. I was listening in while cleaning my counter and windows over the kitchen sink. I'm 63 and retired. My older brother went to college a couple of years before me and he got homesick and ended coming home. My sister then went to the same college the next year and loved it. She ended up graduating from there. Then a year after my sister started college I went to the same place for a secretarial degree. I was enjoying college life and wanted to date, but my boyfriend then told me if I date, he would date too. Well I ended up only going one year and we have now been married for 43 years. I remember my folks saying how kids change once they go to college. My daughter who is 38 is still paying for her degree since she changed mid degree. She ended up with an English degree and now writes documents for a company and makes six figures. She just told me she has 4 years left to pay. I worked mostly part time for an I surance company for 43 years and they were specifically looking for people with some college. So happy for your daughter and that she knows what she wants! Dan and Kay, enjoy being empty nestors.

Alexandra

Reminds me so much of going off to university ❤️😊 I went to Edinburgh Uni all the way from the US (whole degree, not study abroad) and absolutely managed. I’m sure Bryony will do great—though she might not be making her bed as often as you’re hoping 😂❤️

Anne Shaw

In Australia we say “vallay” like ballet even though we’re not French. I reckon you can say it however it works in your community/country. It has the same meaning whether cars or clothes because it is referring to the person responsible for taking care of the clothes or the cars.

Diana Lovatt

Dan, those machines are rubbish if you talking about thode hand held oned with batteries. A friend of mine has one and we used it one evening when we sat outside with our knitting and it was doing nothing. We were bitten a lot.

Diana Lovatt

Very good show, thank you both.

Heather van Niekerk

Here in Ohio we have a very agressive flea population this year due to a very mild winter. I’ve also had lots of bites on my wrists and ankles.

Eva , Austrianlady

I feel with you about your baby going to university. My daughter and later my son went to university of Aberdeen - we lived in Atlanta . It was hard Love the show , well done again