Hi there, I'm Havela Cunnington and this is Havela's podcast. Today I am not alone. Nope.

I'm also here. I have the love of my life, my spiritual hero and my baby maker hasn't

made it to the podcast. You know, I was thinking about that phrase, should I put the

be the one calling you my baby maker? Well, technically you're the one that

picks the babies. Technically. So the gender. Yeah, I mean, from the male. I mean,

that's true. I would be your baby carrier. You're my baby maker. Sounds good.

We're gonna do some more research. We'll get back to you on that. It's a fight. We'll figure it out.

It's good. No, it's always good to do a little conversation together.

Well, what a week this has been. It's a gosh, it took a turn for, I want to say the worst,

in some ways it did. It's been wilder on here and I know all of you that are listening from

around the world. You have experienced the highs, the lows, the roller coaster. You know,

and I would say last Tuesday, we're hearing about the coronavirus. Obviously it's a big deal.

But then all of a sudden after the president's address, it feels like all like

hell and heaven broke loose in America specifically and we have been adjusting ever since that moment.

It was wild. Yeah, no, it's change things are definitely changing very quickly.

And rap like quickly and rapidly. No, but just yeah, it's literally it seems like an hour by hour

kind of day by day. Yeah, kind of state of living. Yeah, it's been really interesting.

I today what we want to do is talk about what to do or what we're doing specifically in the face of

a lot of unknowns and also being self-employed. And just the reality of being very dependent

on PONGOD to me, our needs and to figure out kind of what to do next. And what does it look like

to be in limbo? Now, I know you guys it's all out there in the airwaves right now. I mean,

every pastor, it feels like when I scroll my Instagram, every person is addressing fear and

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