June 16, 2026
The Little Moments We Didnt Know We'd Remember
This week on We Are the Hansons, Myia shares a heartfelt look at a weekend that didn't seem extraordinary at first—Maddie's rummage sale adventure with Gavin and Riley, a family fishing trip that brought in bluegill, sunfish, striper bass, and catfish, graduation pictures for nephew Jonny at the Japanese Garden, and a relaxing Sunday night of taco bowls and UFC fights with family and friends. It's a reminder that the moments that shape our lives are often the quiet, simple ones spent together.
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You know what I've learned. The older I get, the
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more I realize that life isn't really made up of
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the giant moments. It's not just the weddings, it's not
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just the birthdays, it's not just the vacations, and it's
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not even the graduations. Those moments matter, of course they do,
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But I think our lives are actually built inside ordinary weekends.
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The weekends that don't look like much on the calendar,
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the weekends that don't cost much money, the weekends that
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nobody else would think were particularly special. Because somehow those
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weekends become the ones we remember forever. It's fishing with
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your family. It's watching fights on television. It's making dinner together.
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It's standing in a garden taking pictures. It's laughing over
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something that probably wasn't even that funny. It's sitting around
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talking about absolutely nothing. These are the moments that stay
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with us. I think we spend so much of our
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lives waiting for the next big thing that we accidentally
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overlook the life we're already living. We're waiting for vacation,
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we're waiting for things to slow down. We're waiting for
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the promotion. We're waiting for retirement. We're waiting for some day. Meanwhile,
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our lives are happening right now. They're happening in ordinary moments.
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They're happening around dinner tables. They're happening besides lakes. They're
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happening in car rides. They're happening while somebody catches a fish.
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They're happening while your daughter spends the weekend with people
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she cares about. They're happening while you're taking graduation pictures.
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And the funny thing is you don't realize those moments
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matter while you're living them. You're just doing life. You're
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just making tacos, just hanging out, You're just taking some pictures.
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And then one day you look back and realize, those
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are the moments, those were the memories, those were the
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days that filled your heart. This weekend reminded me of that.
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Nothing huge happened, no giant trip, no expensive event, no
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big announcement, but somehow, by Sunday night, my heart felt
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completely full, and I thought, these are the weekends that matter,
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These are the weekends we'll remember. Hey, everybody, welcome back
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to we are the hans Ends. I'm Maya, and if
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you're new here, welcome, to our little corner of the world.
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This is where we talk about family, marriage, parenting, life
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and all of those little moments in between that somehow
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end up becoming the stories we tell for years, because honestly,
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family life isn't built on giant moments. It's built on
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little one It's built on conversations. It's built on traditions.
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It's built on ordinary weekends that somehow become unforgettable. And
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this past weekend was exactly that. Nothing huge happened, but
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somehow everything felt special. It all started with Maddie. Maddie
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spent the weekend with our son Gavin and his girlfriend Riley,
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and they went rummage sailing. Now, let me tell you something.
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I never thought there would come a day when rummage
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sales sounded like fun. When I was younger, I hated
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garage sales. I remember my parents pulling over because they
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saw a sign, and I'd be in the backseat thinking, seriously,
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why are we stopping. I wanted to get where we
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were going. I wanted to do something exciting. I couldn't
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imagine spending an entire saturday looking through somebody else's stuff.
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Then one day you become an adult, you see a
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handwritten sign that says multifamily garage sale, and suddenly your
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curiosity kicks in. How many families? What kind of stuff
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should we stop? Could there be something amazing there? I
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don't know exactly when that switch happens, but one day
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it absolutely does, and honestly, I kind of love it,
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because rummage sales are a lot like life. You never
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know what you're going to find. You might find something valuable,
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you might find something funny, you might find absolutely nothing.
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But the aventure is looking. I imagine the three of
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them driving around together, playing music, talking, laughing, stopping at
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one more sale, then one more, then another, because somehow
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that's always how it goes. You tell yourself you'll stop
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at one, then you see an another sign, and another
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and another, and suddenly you've spent half the day doing
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something completely random, And somehow it's wonderful because the truth is,
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they probably won't remember every item they looked at. They
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probably won't remember every single thing they bought, but they'll
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remember being together. They'll remember conversations, they'll remember laughing, they'll
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remember how the day felt. As I have gotten older,
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that's become more important to me. Experiences don't have to
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be expensive. Memories don't have to be extravagant. Sometimes it's
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simply spending time with people you enjoy. And watching your
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children grow up and create memories of their own is
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one of the strangest feelings in the world because it's beautiful,
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but it is also bittersweet. I still remember Mattie being little.
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I remember little shoes by the door, or I remember
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bedtime stories. I remember school mornings, I remember helping with homework.
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I remember little hands reaching up to hold mind. I
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remember all of those things. And now she's grown. She's
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creating her own memories, she's building her own traditions, she's
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making plans with people she loves. And that's exactly what
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we want as parents. We want our kids to become independent,
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we want them to have experiences, we want them to
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build relationships. But nobody prepares your heart for how quickly
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it happens. Nobody tells you that one day you'll look
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at your grown children and still somehow see every version
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of them all at once. Parents understand this. You see
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the adult, but somehow you also see the toddler, the
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little kid, the teenager. You see every version of them
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at the same time, and time is funny because it
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never asks permission. It just keeps moving. One minute you're
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packing lunches, one minute you're helping them tie their shoes.
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The next minute they're driving. One minute you're reading bedtime stories,
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the next minute they're adults. And honestly, I don't know
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where all that time goes. I really don't. I think
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that's why ordinary weekends matter so much, because they're happening
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while time is quietly slipping by. They're becoming memories while
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we don't even realize it. Saturday rolled around and Jeremy Torren,
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Anlyn Colin and I all decided to go fishing. Now,
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let me tell you something. I think fishing is one
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of the greatest things families can do together. Not because
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of the fish. The fish are just a bonus. I
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think fishing is wonderful because it forces people to slow down.
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The goodness knows we need more of that. Everything moves
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so fast. Everybody is busy, everybody has somewhere to be,
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everybody has something to do, everybody has another notification on
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their phone. Fishing doesn't care about any of that. Fishing
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says fit. Fishing says wait, fishing says be patient. Fishing
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says look around. I honestly think we need more things
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that slow us down. I don't think human beings were
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designed to move at the speed we're moving. We're always rushing,
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always multitasking, always worried about what's next. Fishing says, there
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doesn't need to be a next thing. Right now, this
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moment is enough. Kids understand this naturally. They can sit
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by water for hours. They can throw rocks, they can
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look for turtles, they can watch birds, they can search
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for frogs. They know how to be present. As adults,
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we lose that somewhere. We're always trying to be productive.
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Fishing reminds us that simply being together is productive too.
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I imagine them arriving at the water. Maybe the morning
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air was cool, Maybe there was that early stillness, the
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kind where the water looks like glass. I love mornings
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like that. There's something peaceful about standing beside water. Nobody's rushing,
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nobody's asking for anything, It's just people and nature. I
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think we need that. I think we need moments where
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we're reminded how big the world is. Because life gets small.
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Sometimes our problems feel enormous, our stress feels overwhelming. Then
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you stand beside a lake, you hear birds, you feel
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a breeze, you watch sunlight dance across the wa water,
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and suddenly things don't seem quite so heavy. I think
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nature has a way of putting everything into perspective. And
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then there's the anticipation. Anybody who fishes knows exactly what
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I'm talking about. You throw your line out there, and
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you wait, even little moments get your attention. Was that
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a fish? Was that weeds? Should I reel it in?
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Should I leave it? Fishing is funny because you're constantly hopeful.
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Every cast feels like possibility. Maybe this is the one.
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Maybe this cast catches the big fish. Maybe this cast
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becomes the story everybody tells. And apparently this trip turned
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out pretty good because they caught fish quite a few fish, bluegill, sunfish, striper, bass,
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and two catfish. Now, if you've ever been fishing, you
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know every fish becomes an event. Somebody catches one, everybody
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gets excited, everybody gathers around, somebody wants a picture, somebody's
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giving advice, somebody's celebrating. I absolutely love that. Because adults
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need reasons to feel childlike excitement, life can become so serious. Bills, responsibilities, stress, schedules.
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Sometimes we forget how to be amazed by little things.
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Kids don't forget. They get excited over everything. A butterfly,
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a turtle, a cloud, a fish. Everything feels important, everything
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feels like an adventure. Fishing gives adults permission to feel
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that again, And honestly, I think that's beautiful because years
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from now, nobody's going to remember exactly what time they
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got there. Nobody's going to remember what they wore, nobody's
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going to remember every little detail, but they'll remember being together,
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they'll remember laughing, they'll remember catching those two catfish. One
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day somebody will say, remember those catfish, and everybody will smile.
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Because that's how family memories work. They sneak up on you,
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They build themselves quietly, They become stories without asking permission.
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Those are usually the best stories of all. Then Sunday came,
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and Sunday felt different. Sunday was one of those days
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where you know you're witnessing something special, even if you
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can't completely explain why. We went to take graduation pictures
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for our nephew Johnny at the Japanese Garden, And honestly,
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it couldn't have been a more perfect place if you've
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ever been to the Japanese Garden in Springfield, you know
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what I mean. The minute you walk in, something changes.
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Everything slows down. The pathways curved gently, the trees seem intentional,
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the flowers are beautiful. There are little bridges, hands, quiet
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places to sit. Everything feels peaceful. It almost feels like
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time moves differently there. And maybe that's why it was
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such a fitting place for graduation pictures, because graduations themselves
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are strange. They're celebrations, but they're also reminders, reminders that
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time never stops moving. I remember Johnny being little, I
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remember family get togethers, I remember holidays, I remember seeing
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him run around, I remember hearing him laugh. I remember
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him just being a kid. And then there we were
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standing in the Japanese Garden taking college graduation pictures. College,
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How does that happen? Seriously? How? Because it honestly feels impossible.
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One minute, everybody is little, the next minute everybody's grown.
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The next minute they're graduating, the next minute their starting careers,
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the next minute they're adults. And somehow all of it
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happens in what feels like a blink. I think that's
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one of the hardest things about getting older, you become
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aware of time. When you're young, time feels endless. A
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year feels like forever, Summer vacation feels like it lasts
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an entire lifetime. You can't wait to be older, you
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can't wait to drive, you can't wait to graduate, you
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can't wait for adulthood. And then adulthood gets here, and
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suddenly time starts moving differently. A week flies by, a
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month disappears. You blink, and somehow it's Christmas again. You blink,
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and another year has passed. You blink, and kids become adults.
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It's a little unbelievable there. Watching Johnny take graduation pictures
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made me emotional because graduation pictures aren't really about the
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cap and gown. They're about possibility. They're about hope. They're
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about standing at the edge of one chapter while another
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chapter is just beginning. You're looking at someone whose future
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is completely open. What adventures are waiting, What opportunities, what friendships,
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what experiences? Nobody knows? And maybe that's what makes graduation beautiful.
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It's possibility, it's potential, it's promise. I found myself looking
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around at the trees and flowers and thinking about growth,
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because gardens don't happen overnight. Trees don't happen overnight. Flowers
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don't bloom overnight. Neither do people. Becoming who you are
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takes time. Learning takes time, growing takes time, Education takes time.
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Maturity takes time. You don't wake up one day and
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magically have a college degree. There's an entire story behind
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that moment. There are late nights, there are difficult assignments.
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There are moments of stress, moments of doubt, moments where
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you wonder if you're ever going to make it to
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the finish line. And then one day you're standing in
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a beautiful Japanese garden taking graduation pictures. I don't know.
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I just think moments like that deserve to be celebrated.
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I think accomplishments deserve to be acknowledged. I think we
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move too quickly from one thing to another. We finish
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something and immediately move on to the next thing. Maybe
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we should pause more often, Maybe we should celebrate more.
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Maybe we should take more pictures. Maybe we should stop
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and appreciate how far people have come. Because life moves fast,
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really fast, and moments deserve our attention. Sure's freeze time
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for just a second. That's why I love pictures. Years
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from now, Johnny will look at those photographs, he'll remember
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exactly how he felt, the excitement, the pride, the relief,
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the uncertainty, the hope. Pictures let us revisit moments we
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can never live again. And I think that's beautiful because
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one day these pictures won't simply be graduation pictures. They'll
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be memories, they'll be stories. They'll become little windows back
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into the season of life. That's priceless. After pictures, we
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came home and by then it felt like the perfect sunday.
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Everybody was comfortable, everybody was relaxed, nobody was in a hurry,
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and Jeremy and I made taco bulls. Now. Let me
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tell you something. I love taco bulls because taco bulls
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aren't complicated ground beef, taco seasoning. Let us tomato, cheese,
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sour cream, salsa, tortilla chips. Everything's spread out on the counter,
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everybody making their own bowl, and somehow everybody thinks there's
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taste the best. But honestly, I don't think taco balls
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are really about the food. I think they're about what
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happens around the food. Everybody gathers, people talk, people laugh,
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somebody's reaching for chips, somebody's asking where the cheese is,
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somebody's stealing extra meat, nobody's in a hurry. For a
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few minutes, everybody is simply together. I think family dinners matter,
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