Kass, cause, cause it like we do it, like we do it, like we do it, like we do it, like we do it.

Because no one can do it like we do it like we do it like we do it.

Hey guys, this is Joy.

And this is Claire.

And this is Joy and Claire.

Welcome to another week. How are you doing, Claire? Oh, you know.

Is that a tie-dye shirt you have on? Yes, I did this tie-dye myself. I became a tie-dye influencer for one day. Actually, a fun fact. I, when I was in college, I loved tie-dye. I had like probably 30 tie-dye shirt. I know we've talked about this before and you

tie-died for Miles baby shower. Yeah, I just love tie-dye. Like you can't, you literally can't mess it up. And when I was in college, I tie-died all the time. And then like tie-dye is making a comeback because of, you know, everyone's at home. Everyone's at home. Tideying everything. And so this shirt I did, it's called ice tie-dye.

So what you do is you take your shirt and you just sort of like crumple it together. You don't like do any sort of fancy folding or even, you don't even use rubber bands. And you take ice and you place back up. You put your shirt on like a baking, drying rack and then put it on top of like a bucket or I use like a deep

casserole dish.

And then you cover the top of your shirt in ice, like big ice cubes that you either get out of,

you know, just normal ice cubes.

And you take the powder that you normally mix with water to do normal tie-day, you just take the powder

and you sprinkle it over the top of the ice. And then as the ice melts, it like melts in the dye

into your shirt and it looks like the bottom of a pool. It sure does. Yeah, Arlington a cloud. So that was a fun

quarantine project that I had. And then the other fun thing we've been dealing with this week is Miles Facial Poison Ivy, which I just posted about on Instagram. But the big takeaway here is that having a four and a half year old on steroids is the most aggressive emotional roller coaster ever. So back up. Talk about your discovery of this thing on his face and body.

Yeah. Yeah. So last week, this was like five or six days ago at this point, five days ago at this point,

he woke up and one of his eyes was just a little bit swollen on the top. And I was like,

it looked to me like he'd gotten like a bad

reaction just to like a mosquito bite or a spider bite or something. It was that caliber where you're like,

well, that's kind of weird, but it just looks barely noticeable. Then over the course of that day,

so he woke up like that one morning. Over the course of that day, his eye got more and more swollen.

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