Statute of Limitations For Celebrating Holidays w/ Matt Young

Matt Young talks with caller Emily, from Philadelphia, about how long it's reasonable to delay a celebration before letting it go.What You'll HearLetting go of things you no longer need: Matt opens by talking about giving away books and clothing he no longer uses, and the sense of relief that comes with unburdening himself of unused belongings.How long is too long to delay a celebration: Emily raises the question after her family pushed Father's Day back several weeks. She and Matt discuss where the line falls between a reasonable delay and letting an occasion go entirely, including rules around birthday weeks versus birthday months.A birthday that got rescheduled three times: Emily describes canceling a family birthday dinner twice due to illness, then deciding two years later that the celebration should simply be let go rather than revived for a different holiday.Combining five years of missed milestones into one party: Matt shares how he threw a joint celebration for his fiancée's two milestone birthdays after the first one was missed during the pandemic.CHAPTERS00:00 Intro & the idea of letting things go02:02 Emily calls in from Philadelphia03:14 How long you can delay a birthday celebration06:39 The rules around birthday months08:02 A birthday dinner rescheduled three times14:23 Combining five years of missed birthdays into one partyFor the fully immersive, phone free light + sound experience, learn more at hatch.co. Follow us on TikTok @hatchpodcasts and YouTube. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.