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The gospel does apply to our everyday lives, whether it's taking a break during nap time or waiting

in the car line or getting groceries or while you're filing your nails, nothing is too mundane

and no situation in your life is not a place where you could say, you know what, Lord,

I'm learning something. Thanks for helping me love what you've put in my life.

Well, welcome to the Ruth Joe Simon's podcast. Today is a loving, learning, and letting go episode with my friend Eve. And so I hope, you guys love these episodes. And so I'm excited for her to be here, for you to be here and for us to have, let's just gather around, have a friend conversation about what we're loving learning and letting go.

Yeah, grab a cup of coffee.

It's been a minute.

I was looking back, and I think it's been almost six months, five months since we've done one of these conversations, which in real life, obviously, we've done since then.

But the first recorded one that we've had in a while. So here we are.

Well, it's been a lot of summering.

A lot of summering.

Have you been at the pool a lot?

I weirdly have.

With your littles?

Yeah.

We have a friend who is hosting the summer.

So what else do you do in the summer but go to the pool, right?

Sweat. Yeah. The pool, sweat. It's been a lot about side time. My kids don't care how hot it is. It can be 97 degrees. And they're like, can we go ride bikes? The most exciting part of the summer was that our road got resurfaced in our little cul-de-sac, and they're just beside themselves with joy, like,

Mama, it's so smooth to ride on. So that's kind of been our summer highlight. We haven't really done vacation stuff. We've kind of just hung at home. And it's so sweet because I think summers go so fast. And just as a reminder, Eve's got little ones at home, and I've got big ones. Like, I don't even know how to call the

little's littles anymore because Haddon, I don't know if I told you this, he's 12, Haddon's

foot is at least two or three inches longer than my foot. Like, that's just so wrong. Like,

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