Protect Your Family Jewels
About this episode
Dale Jr. and Amy kick off season two of Bless Your Heart with a mix of family life, humor, and practical “protect your family jewels” talk. They start with a Hierarch Vodka Cosmopolitan recipe and debate drink stigma, then swap vacation stories—Amy’s girls trip (conch-shell hunting in Turks & Caicos) and Dale’s dad-mode week with the kids. The conversation turns to storm prep for an incoming snow/ice event (dripping faucets, heat lamps, food/toilet paper concerns), plus kid antics, dental crown mishaps, and tech/radiation worries about phone placement.
Amy is back from a much-needed girls’ trip, and Dale got a passing grade for keeping things under control back at home. A winter storm is coming, and once again, people are buying up all the toilet paper. The question is why, though. Dale and Amy’s daughter, Nicole, finds being kind boring. Spring Break is around the corner, but Dale isn’t exactly thrilled about their plans. Plus, both Dale and producer Travis need a new crown put in.
In #AskAmy, they discuss what pocket to hold your phone, what night of a 4-night trip is the best night, and what’s one movie the girls watch they wish they never had to see again.
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