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But it's always the husband.

It's always the husband.

It's always a husband.

I don't keep me.

It's a good old time.

Well, yes, it is.

And this is Sarah.

And this is Megan.

You're listening to It's Always the Husband podcast.

Welcome.

Welcome back, Megan.

Thank you.

Thanks for having me.

You weren't here last time.

No.

Some man was in here and it was real gross and I had to keep like covering over my bosoms. When I got back, you left. I left too. I was in Colorado. You were in South Dakota. We couldn't get it together. I was way up in the mountains and I missed book club because I couldn't even get any kind of a signal. It just kept saying SOS and I couldn't even use my phone. And I was like, all right. And every once in a while we would go into a town and then I could quick text to you guys. And I quick text to like Facebook Shana and say, I don't think I can. Yeah. When we go back up to where we're staying, it was like nothing. We had, uh, which of the way was nice. We couldn't even have TV. Sheree came. I know. A lot of more people were coming in. I miss it. And then, um, we had a great time. And everyone loved the book. I really like the book. book. Really, really good. So even if you, if you're looking for a good read, that was a good one. The Perfect Lie? Or is it The Perfect Li? One of those. By Joe Spain. I really liked it. And I read a flicker in the dark, which I think is September or no, it's like

November or December. That was great coming up. Okay. Because it just was on my Kindle. I read it in one

day. I read it in one whole day. Jamie decided to, when we were in Colorado, he has his jerking

accident arm and he's not supposed to exercise for three months.

It's been almost two months,

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