Hello everyone and welcome back to the show.

Today I'm here with my lovely friend, Liv.

We're in Joshua Tree.

Hi, Liv.

And I told her I wanted to record a podcast and we don't know what we're going to talk about. So I'm excited to have you. Thank you. It's been

a while since you were on the show. Yeah, I don't know, like years, maybe a couple years. I don't know.

Time is weird. A really long time and I was actually just thinking was the last time, like we saw each other literally a year years. I don't know. Time is weird. A really long time and I was actually just thinking was the last time like we saw each other literally a year ago. Oh, yes. Because I think it was June. I think it was June of last year. I think you are right. Yeah. It was like pretty much a year ago. I'm like, I wonder if it's like almost to the day. I need to look that up later. Yeah, we should up. But, you know, this year got, got crazy, but it all worked out for the best.

What did you? Tell me about how you felt about Joshua Tree thus far. Your trip.

I feel like Joshua Tree was not what I expected what did what did you expect i really thought it was going to be like this kind of like the tulum energy like so spiritual in all these like vibey places there's like one vibey place which is like joshua tree coffee and everything else just like it's not even that vibe and it's the smallest like street and it's just like, that's it. Yeah. And I don't, I really like the energy of the land, though. Like, don't get me wrong. I can feel the potency of the energy. But I think also I never really been to a desert since I've been spiritual. And I feel like the death in the desert to me doesn't do as much for me as like a

lush mountains. So I love the mountains. When there's like lush and greenery, my soul is happy.

Like the death and destruction kind of like it's like very barren, right? Like survival mode.

It's nice, but it's very like survival, like eater be killed. Yeah. You know. Yeah, we're like going on the trail and it's nice but it's very like survival like eat or be killed like you know yeah we're like going on

the trail and it's like the desert is deadly watch out like because there's literally no one out here

yeah it's like barren yeah so well i mean would you come back with you with me yeah or like for a

specific thing like i would yeah but like I probably would

like I don't know some other places that maybe just has like more yeah I I think you would

probably like Sedona more because I think you like more like activity a little bit like Joshua Tree

is and I told you this like I thought the same thing too because like everybody would talk Like Joshua Tree is, and I told you this, like, I thought the same thing too, because

like everybody would talk about Joshua Tree and I thought it was going to have like all these

really cool things to do.

And it's really just like you're in the middle of nowhere.

And what I love about it is like my nervous system can actually slow down.

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