Welcome back to We Can Do Hard Things. This is a really exciting day because we decided

to add an episode each week and the reason we decided to do that is because while we missed

you, once a week didn't seem enough. Also, we were hearing from you that you felt quite

abandoned for the rest of the week. And thirdly, the responses to each episode and the questions

you're sending are so amazing and there are so many and we haven't been able to get to

enough of them on our first episode each week. So now we're coming to you for a second episode.

Hi, sister. Hello, G-Bird. This is so wild. I'm looking at you and your background looks completely

different and you, this is the first time I'm seeing you in your new state. I know and you all,

if it's a little bit echoey, I'm very sorry I'm doing my best, but I am in a house with

nary a piece of furniture. And so the echo is just the empty halls of this home, which is in a new

place we moved from Florida to Southern California all the way across the whole damn country

with all of us, the whole famed Emily. So me, Abby, Craig, Chase, Tish, Emma, our four dogs,

just the whole, it was like National Lampoons move across the country, but we made it and we're here.

And now I'm even further from you, sister, I miss you. It was those hours that you're all in the

plane. I mean, it was the most anxious the whole time. I'm like everyone that one little bucket

of tin has all of my people in it. And I couldn't breathe. It was really tough. But then you landed

and I realized I probably need to get medicated. And it was, it was so happy. I'm so excited for

you for all of you. Thank you. We're excited too. It's all the newness here. We're trying to figure

things out. We don't know anybody. We don't know what to do with ourselves. It's like that very

beginning of moving where you realize, Oh, I don't have a doctor. I don't have an orthodontist for

my kids. I don't have any friends. I don't know. So that's just like me normally actually. Yeah,

yeah, yeah, here for 20 years. But that's fine. Right. So maybe it's actually good excuse. Like,

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