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You're listening to the Bride Chilla podcast, helping Bride Chillas and Groom Chillas plan their wedding, minus the bullshit.

One podcast at a time.

Well, howdy-dudy. Welcome to Bride Chiller. I'm Alicia.

And I'm here to be your guardian angel, you're a very good mother, your inappropriate friend, who in a restaurant

would speak too loudly and get you in trouble. I am very delighted to be sharing this time

with you and a big gratitudinal, is that a real word? I think it is. Just want to say thanks,

really. Don't go fancy, Alicia. Just go for it. Big thanks to

everyone who is subscribed to the show, who is listening to the back catalogue and people who

are supporting what I do, whether that is in a monetary sense or just in a general good vibes.

I love you all. Just wanted to kick off the show with a bit of positivity,

really. Nothing special. Just that you're great. Spent a lot of time this week during appropriate, I was going to say during inappropriate times, really. I was at my place of work,

my day job that I go to and just think about you guys a lot while doing my day job. Spent

a lot of time on the Bride Shill of Facebook community. In my day job. Spent a lot of time on the

Bride Shill of Facebook community. In my day job, I'm a casting producer for television show,

lots of different television shows. And the beautiful thing about my job, just to let you in on a bit

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