All right, we're live, good afternoon everyone, welcome to the Dismplug

ladies only show. I'm Julie Martin, I'll be hosting the show today and I'm joined by Teresa

Eccles, Kathy Worling, and the lovely Lulia Zanola via Skype. So welcome everybody to the show.

This is the first time we've done this in this sort of a setting and I'm a little bit nervous,

I have to hit, I don't know, you did this yesterday. Oh yeah, I'm a pro at this. This is interesting.

I do like, I do like the fact that there's no men in the room. Well, wait a minute, there are a few

men in the room, but we're not going to talk about it. We have silenced them. We've silenced them.

I'm out to speak during our show. If you have colorful duct tape on their mouths, they won't

be speaking. I did threaten to bring hot pink duct tape if you guys get out of line. I'll just

tape your mouth shut. So this is cool. It is. I'm excited. Today we're actually going to be talking

about our experience as mothers and as daughters in the parks, either in either role,

and just sort of to jump some topics that we all feel like are important to us as well as other

moms out in the world. Yeah, between the four of us, we have six daughters, two granddaughters.

We've all got mothers or headmothers at one time. Some have been in the park, some haven't. So yeah,

we were discussing this earlier. I've been in the parks with my mother once, and I was five. So

do you remember it? I mean, certain things. Yeah. Like running to the tea cups at midnight.

Because we did not get to ride them yet. Okay. So that was, that's a cool memory. Yeah. I mean,

like literally, I don't think Douglass and I that our feet were touching the ground. I was five,

he was three, and she was just running full speed, dragging us, trying to get the tea cups.

See, I can't get my mom in the state of Florida, so it won't happen. But still, you know,

she does not want to drive or it's something about Florida. But it's not Florida. It's,

she doesn't like this too far of her to drive, and she doesn't, she won't fly. Yeah, she's like 80.

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