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Friends beyond the binary ladies in gentlemen, boys and girls,

it's time for the podcaster who's, I just want to tell you about some of the

colors surrounding me. We have pink, uh, blackout curtains. We have some gray

fleece with a gray, with a gray stripe, uh, two of those, they're like very thin

fleece blankets from, um, what's that place called akea that were, that are like in

the super bargain bin, but I had those. I have two of them because they help dampen

the sound as well. And then we have moving blankets with white stitching, black,

moving blankets, uh, yeah, blankets, a, not a dark gray. And of course, the quilt

that the list is made for me, that's multi colors is so beautiful.

Also behind that is a curtain hat up in a kitchen, a hat at one point to keep the

heat out of the kitchen when I was in a different apartment, uh, to reflect the

heat so it goes in my daughter's room. That's blue shades of blue. And if you say,

I'm feeling shades of blue because I don't know what you're talking about. I thought

this was a sleep podcast meant to keep you company. So you're not alone in the

deep dark night to take your mind off stuff so you could fall asleep. You're the

most important part of the show. But this podcast is very different. Not for

everybody. Give it a few tries. See how it goes with the structure show is, I'm

going to do some support for the podcast. There'll be an intro to help you ease

you into bedtime. And there'll be an episodically modular bedtime story. You

could listen to in any order. And it's time for sleep with me. The podcast that

puts you to sleep. And these sponsors are what enables to be here for you free

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