Welcome back to what have you. I am Rachel Jacob. I'm back a miracle. We're out in the

dead crispy field. Vista, it's full, guys. It's not really, but it's the harvest. It's

the part that we think of. School has started the transition. It's a big transition.

The nights are getting a little bit colder. The day is dustier. There's a dusty and

flattened high. Even when our skies are blue, they're like a little wash. It's on everything

looks like a like a watercolor. Yeah. Too much. And all the golds, hills, better. Yeah. We

have a, we have a little miracle occurring on our patio raised bed. We have got our patio

raised bed. Yeah. It's really miracle on patio raised bed. Oh, it's been a mystery. Yeah. Oh,

we see, I've been mystery. I have to tell you I'm regards me to have a gardening mystery, but I

think we've solved it now. So it's not that exciting. But the day after Thanksgiving, because we do

the big pie breakfast. Yeah. But it's a Christmas kickoff. So we do Thanksgiving. And then the

first day of Adventism. It's a hard pivot. We do it. Yeah. But so last year, we, when everyone

leaves our house for Thanksgiving, from Thanksgiving, we crank on the Christmas music rip down all of

the fall day core. And do clean up while pulling out Christmas decorations. It's a real chaos,

sort of, of it, not for the week of hard, because we have everyone, we have everyone back. No,

it's actually really probably one of my favorite like fun wild times, but we, but the point is we have

everyone back in the morning for a Christmas event. We still have Thanksgiving dishes. Like,

as you do it, you're cleaning it up, but we have not spicken spanned ourselves back out of Thanksgiving

entirely by the morning. We just do enough to make it feel cheery and everyone comes and gets their

Christmas pajamas. Well, last year, we all, I mean, I'm really telling you that what I'm telling you

is the solution to our mystery. Okay. So there will not be a mystery to any less nurse, but

we threw all the pumpkins off of the Smongy porch after Thanksgiving dinner. And we, the whole

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