I'm sold.

I'm a lady in a long black dress.

What she won my heart.

It was no contest with a ruby red lips, blonde hair, blue eyes. Well, I'm about to bid my heart. Goodbye. Hi, everybody. Welcome back to the Be There in Five podcast. I suppose this is part two for the week. And thanks to those of you that listen to the episode on Friday and those who reached out, I really appreciate it.

I was very torn on doing a more serious episode, but as I always say, we're not all one-dimensional.

You can't always be light, always be heavy.

It's important to mix it up.

I know that those of you who listen are very dynamic and care about a large variety of things, and especially when pop culture coincides with such real life so many real

life issues i want to be a place we can talk about it and i want to be a person you can reach out to

about it um it's i always want to be careful not to be overly be a caricature of myself i I think sometimes, especially when you're talking to

yourself, or you have a schick, or you have an audience, easy to kind of really lean into just being one way.

And I'm really not in person or on here. And yeah, I just want to have this be able to be a space

that to talk about things that I and hopefully you guys care about, whatever that may be,

however light or however heavy. And that song sold at the Grundy County auction.

I love this song for many reasons. One, I love 90s country. I've mentioned before I have

trouble getting into country nowadays, but there's something pure to me about

country from the 90s. I do love John Michael Montgomery who sings the song. He also sings two of

All For One's remix. I can love you like that. And I swear, he's the original singer and their

beautiful songs. And this song makes me laugh because it's super country. It's super fast because

he's supposed to be talking like an auctioneer.

And one of the first times, actually the first time, Greg, my now husband, came to Virginia.

Okay, Virginia's in the mid-Atlantic, right?

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