S2 · EP21Ketchup with a Friend
A month of chaos, a homemade spicy-ketchup habit, and a long-overdue phone call. Tayvin on the homophone that trips up learners (ketchup versus catch up) and the friendship gap worth closing.
Catch Up
Definition: To close the gap between where you are and where you want to be, including reconnecting with someone after time apart.
Example: So is there a place your people have already been going without you, or something you've been meaning to catch up on?
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S2 · EP32Having a Ball as Time Flies By
How can a full day disappear so quickly? A board game, time with friends, and a cast party show why time flies when you’re having fun and what it means to have a ball.
S2 · EP38Couldn’t Put Down December
Have you ever finished a book you couldn’t put down, only to find the person you wanted to talk to wasn’t on the same page yet? A Kickstarter audiobook, a hardcover still in the mail, and two phrases for that gap.
S2 · EP40Going Bananas for Gorillas
Saturday church cleaning moves to the evening so the family can reach the San Antonio Zoo. Two phrases for a chore you still mean to do, and for a first visit that still counts.