Welcome back to what have you. I'm Rachel Jankvik. I'm back in Merkel. We're broadcasting live from the middle of the

laws. So I'm not sure that that is the law. I'm not sure we should bring it to you our thoughts from when we're all looking at each other vaguely. There's kind of a I don't know. Do you know how your lawn looks right now? Well, does your mind is dirt. So lose dust.

The mind is loose dust being held down by some brown grass. I feel like that's about it. That's about where we are. Yeah, well, I think it is. And we have this like wildfire haze, although we've had blue skies. There's just like a little bit sort of.

Sick out. Dusty and we've got. School coming down the pike at us and Grace agenda, even.

Actually, you know what how school is coming at us? Harken back to your youth when someone is chasing you upstairs really fast. And they I want to say someone.

Oh, you're just a Nate. It was Nate. But when you're running as fast as you can up the stairs and someone is grabbing at your ankles, you know, like like your ankles. That's the way I was back to school is coming for us at any time.

There is a grocery cart behind you. Yes, you know how you walk with a weird like get your ankles out quick. Get them. Get them. Move them. Yeah, they're about to get clip.

I'm about to get my Achilles heel taken out. Well, even if you trust the person behind you, you always walk with a different amount of weird toes.

Yeah, that's how it is. It's feeling a lot like that. But we're we're back at our old hunt behind Goodwill.

Yeah, looking out over the top of the Walmart and the Lakinta Lakinta. And um, eating grapes. If you hear the crunchy sounds from afar that grapes were hoping that that will rev us back into action somehow.

You could never know sometimes there's a lot to do between now and 10 minutes from now. But yes, I will see how we do.

Yeah, I think we're getting ready for Grace agenda this weekend. And so I feel like we're definitely for sure in the phase that is we're trying to prepare in all the ways we can prepare. But what happens happens?

Like we're at the part where it's just going to be like, I know my big goal, which I will say I'm close to is I have been metting and taping in my kitchen.

And priming and getting some cabinets cocked and painted and it's been a lot of that. And here's the thing when you have a wall that shouldn't have been able to be a flat wall because it's more like a choppy sea.

And then after much drama, you get it to be a flat wall. Nobody's ever going to look at it because it's just a wall.

It looked at it if it was not straight though. Exactly. So what I'm saying is you win through the success and all you have is a blank wall, but I kind of want to run some excursions through my house and tell big tales about the gap that used to be there.

I had a very victorious, victorious working still to try to finish our basement off finishing it out. We got kitchen cabinets.

They're really cute to put in there. And just the holes for the appliances right now. They're ordered. They appliances have been ordered.

But then I got a little stacking washer and dryer for the closet that we have in there to have the stacking washer dryer in.

So, but you know what? You don't know how to do this. It's really quite tricky because it's a closet that's not much bigger than the washer dryer.

And did you know that they don't make dryer cords very long? Oh, yeah.

And so you could get it all plugged in and hooked up with you behind it in the closet, right? Or alternatively, you could get out of the closet and have it sort of unplugged the dryer.

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