The other day I was making lemonade with my sons, Beckett and Sully, and Beckett is a little bit of a perfectionist.

I'm not sure where he gets that from. It's me. It's definitely me. But he was getting really upset about the seeds falling into the juice and it was turning into a bit of high drama.

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wonderful seedless lemons.com to learn more. Hey, dinner's on me listeners. I wanted to take a

moment to look back at all the incredible conversations we've had on this podcast. So from now, until the end of the year,

we're going to revisit some of my favorite moments. Today, we have two of my modern family family

members, Julie Bowen and Sarah Highland. Julie was actually the very first person I sat down with

on this show, and you could say I still

have my interviewer training wheels on a bit. I love how she sometimes turns the tables on me as

well. It shows you a bit of our true dynamic. I can understand why people think that we're actually

siblings in real life. And later, you'll hear my chat with Sarah Highland. Seeing her grow up on the show,

overcome obstacles with such tenacity, it only made our friendship that much more special.

All right. Up first, Julie Bowen.

Now, I have to say Republic laid out their restaurant brilliantly.

When you walk to the front doors, you have to walk past a pastry case at the front.

There's always a line, which makes sense because Republic is known for their pastries.

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