Hi y'all, it's Dana. If you're listening to older episodes, I am coming to you from the future.

April of 2023 to be exact, I'm so excited that my new podcast host allows me to do this.

Since I know many of you who listen are listening to earlier episodes or you're skipping around,

and I want to be sure that you hear the news that the Take Your Houseback course is on sale

through May 3rd for $94. People have been emailing saying, what is it going to go on sale again?

This is when, right now. Okay, I am so proud of this course that I created with Dawn from the

minimal mom and cast from Clutterbug who are both fantastic YouTubers. Y'all, the changes

that course members have made in their homes is truly amazing. If you want to learn more,

to see if it's an investment that makes sense for you for your home, go to aslabcomesclean.com-take

to learn more. Again, that's aslabcomesclean.com-take now back to our regularly scheduled programming.

Welcome to Aslabcomesclean, the podcast. I am Dana K. White. I share my personal

deslapification process as I figure out ways to keep my own home under control. I share the truth

about cleaning and organizing strategies that actually work in real life for real people.

People who don't love cleaning and organizing. Thanks for joining me today. This is podcast number

365. 365. That's a number that we all say all the time, right? So basically now,

three out of every four years, you can listen to one of my podcasts every single day for the year.

And then by the time we get to a leap, you're obviously next week's podcast will have come out.

And so, yep, all right, you have a podcast to listen to for every single day of the year,

except that I think I skipped an episode here or there. But you know what, we'll be fine, right?

Besides, I don't expect you to do that, even though I know some of you do. Anyway, blah, blah, blah,

yadda yadda yadda, let's get to what we're talking about this week. So I'm talking to Mandy

and Mandy has been through a lot in the last several years, really an imaginable grief, except that

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