Hello and welcome to the Walk and Love podcast. I'm T.J. And today I am solo and we're going to talk about

what's spilling out of your cup. Bull. It'll make sense later. Thank you for listening. Thank you for

making us a part of your week, both Brooke and I,

even though she's not here. We really, really appreciate it. And a special thank you to those of you

watching on YouTube for letting us know, or even those of you listening on the podcast that went to

YouTube and let us know where you are listening

slash watching from. We're on YouTube again today. If you want to watch along me in a room,

you can see some of my paintings behind me. And I'll get into that a little bit. But yeah,

I just wanted to thank you guys for joining in on the conversation, letting us know where you were from.

We had someone from Zimbabwe listening, which is crazy.

I'm not going to lie that if you pointed, if you grabbed a map and told me to find Zimbabwe,

like a blank map, I don't think I'd be anywhere close.

I know it's in Africa.

So, yeah, so obviously I am riding solo today. And that is because Brooke's voice has been frustrating her physically,

but I think more so emotionally. So on Friday in the morning, she was really down on herself

and not feeling great about it. And so we prayed as a family. And then we just said, hey, why don't

we take a few days of voice rest and just allow you to just like not have to think about it.

So that started on Friday. And she's said a few words here and there, but for the most part, she hasn't said anything since Friday. And I think it's actually really

helped her emotionally to kind of calm down and not just not have it be so in her head nonstop.

Because, you know, it's like a, like it's not like this, but, but in a lot of ways, you know,

like if you, if you broke your ankle, um, and you started recovering from that ankle break,

um, every time you tried to walk quickly or run, you'd be like, ah, it's ankle. It's really frustrating.

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