Welcome back to what have you. I'm Rachel Jankovic.

I'm back to Merskine. And it's the mini advent train wreck.

Podcast. It's the end where we realize we actually have no tips. We have no ideas. We don't want to recommend recipes because we're already out of the mood for them. We're feeling like, wow, move on. let's talk about a juice bath.

We've run out of ideas, guys.

No, we haven't, but we are, one of the things

that I meant to recommend a couple days ago when I said that we were talking by gratitude.

Okay, we're talking about that briefly.

And I meant to recommend you may not think you're struggling with contentment because you might not

think you're struggling with contentment but you ought to open up the old audio book of Jeremiah Burrows,

the rare jewel of Christian contentment,

because just, wow, just right out of the blocks,

it's just, wow, it's just, wow, it's just wow it's just so pertinent so rich so good and

just hilariously on point which is I don't know when Jeremiah Burrows lived do you probably

I said he was a Puritan well I know but I'm saying I know I'm gonna look it up

because it's really funny that you can have someone who lived quite some time past who just

sees into your afternoon's behavior with incredible, yeah, 1599 to 1646. And boy, he just

with a laser pointer at the ugly.

He only lived to 48 years old.

Yeah.

And he got the stuff did in that time,

and he knew how I was sitting. The man in the early 1700s.

You had it.

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