There's a lot of demand and requests for how much can we do? How much can we handle? What all can

you pile on your plate? And we're very good at saying no because Helen is more important.

And it makes it very easy to, yeah, like if we say yes to this, we're saying no to time with her.

She's only going to be little for a little, a little while.

Hey, how do you do you everybody?

Hi everyone. We're Linda and Drew Scott

and this is at home, a show where we chat with artists, experts, leaders,

streamers, and doers on the impact that they're creating in the world.

Through these conversations, we get to dive deeper into our relationships with ourselves,

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designing a home from the inside out. All right, here's a question for you. Lindy poop.

Yes. Growing up in the suburbs of Toronto in Mississauga, the soggy.

Does that feel like a small town to you?

Does it feel like you're a small town girl?

Small town girl.

No, it never, uh, I don't think that's a small town.

I think where you grew up was a small town, right?

More small town feel.

Maybe Maple Ridge was upwards of 80,000 people, but... Mine was like a gazillion.

We had, uh, we were backed on to the forestry, though, so we felt very remote.

We were on a private access street with a horse trail.

So that made me feel small town.

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