TAXES & TEA

TAXES & TEA

From Decades Deep with Maggie and Aubrey by Maggie and Aubrey

March 11, 2026 · 1h 1m · Season 1 · Episode 18

About this episode

Maggie and Aubrey discuss family activities, binge-watching habits, tooth fairy traditions, and spending habits in their latest episode.

It's a beautiful day in Western New York and Maggie's family started making maple syrup from sap! They have already gotten 100 gallons of sap which has made about 5.5 gallons of syrup so far. Its a lot of sap to get a little syrup. The area where Maggie and Aubrey live is known for Maple Weekend where local maple farms host a full breakfast and tour the process. This year Maggie plans on hosting her own Maple Weekend at her house to show off her families home made maple syrup. Aubrey's baby is pulling up to stand and eating meatloaf. Maggie's kids got to have some one on one time with their Aunt. They went and did some activities which was a part of their Christmas gift. Such a great idea for Christmas, birthdays, and other holidays! Do you binge watch shows or are you a one and done person? Maggie and Aubrey talk about what category they are and how it contrasts to their husbands style. What shows are they currently watching or looking forward to starting? The House David and The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives are two that they discuss this week. Decades diary: the tooth fairy. Aubrey's oldest son loses his first tooth so Aubrey and Maggie talk about their current tooth fairy…

People in this episode

Hosts: Maggie, Aubrey

Topics covered

  • maple syrup
  • family activities
  • binge watching
  • tooth fairy traditions
  • spending habits

Keywords

  • maple weekend
  • meatloaf
  • The House David
  • The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives

Mentioned in this episode

Products: maple syrup

Books & works: The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives

Places: Western New York

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