Hey guys, welcome back to Thick and Thin with me Katie Bilotti and as we speak I am sitting in my bedroom in Maryland. I came here a couple days ago from New Jersey just to kind of

get away from the general area of New York because I mean there's a lot going on up there if you guys been watching the news

it's kind of scary it's scary to know that my home is kind of where a lot of this

pandemic is really just a hot spot, you know, that's what they call it. So I decided to come home to Maryland and stay with my family for a bit here. I'm not quite sure how long I'll be here. It's really hard to say. I'm hoping after Easter I'll be able to go back to New York but I'm not

rushing it. I'm just kind of playing it by ear and you know doing what I do best which is making

content working on client work, just doing my normal day, but

doing it in Maryland.

And it's a little different because, of course, here I'm surrounded by my family and I don't

have a huge space to work and I don't have a huge space to work and I don't have my desk and you know those

things don't have my big monitor which I'm missing right now but I am making do I'm counting

my blessings everything is okay, all as well. So anyway, before I get into today's

episode, which I promise is a good one, I do just want to kind of talk to you guys honestly

about how I'm feeling right now and just like what my main concerns are and like what my main vibe is as a person because I feel like I just love how the podcast I can really just let it like lay it out late on you tell you guys what's going on so I

I actually stumbled across this quote yesterday when I was researching I'm always researching a few different people for the podcast and I kind of narrow it down to one person I want to talk about.

I was very close to talking about Marie Antoinette in this episode, but I decided against it.

Maybe I'll talk about her at a different time, but she did say something that kind of stopped me dead in my tracks

because it's very, it just kind of describes how I'm feeling right now.

And it says, she said this is a 21 year old so when she was 21 she was Queen at the time

she confessed in October of 1777 to her advisor I am terrified of being bored, she said.

And that kind of sums up her life, if you guys know anything about Marie Antoinette

and how just lavish and extravagant her life was and how just above and beyond she went on

everything she had like 9,000 gallons made or something like that in her lifetime

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