The Oh, Hello and welcome. Hey y'all. Oh we have missed you so much. I've been... I've been...

You have been pulled through a keyhole backwards, Tabitha.

Goodness gracious, my oh my. We would like to start right off the bat. We apologize for the long delay and thank you for being so patient and

latent for us to come back. Thank you you guys you're the best for waiting you've

just got the patience of a mule. Mm-hmm but I'll tell tell you what, as a way of saying we're sorry, we're just going to tell you what's been going on in our lives. Let's do it.

Now Tabitha had a beautiful, beautiful home and you had to move you had to move out of that gorgeous house

and it's not your fault you know I like to say it never is. This time it really isn't.

Yeah, and this was the zoning problem.

I don't want to get into the specifics,

but the mayor talked to me directly.

I remember when that, when those gentleman showed up. I was looking out the window saying what is going I didn't think the mayor made house calls but he sure enough come to my door and he knocked on it and I talked to him we had tea and chocolate and I told him you know what was up he

told me I had to get out of there.

Well, I don't want to get into it. I had to get out of there.

But we got a nice little place now.

It is so nice.

It's over on Evergreen Terrace.

I noticed that they tore your house entirely down. Well, I don't want to get into it, but they tore it down.

Because I mean, I just was so shocked. It was such a beautiful home and, you know, it had a nice long.

It's been there since 1948 I don't even know I suspect it's been there for a lot longer than that really

okay well I mean you took more history classes in high school than I did.

Well, it's just that I've never left this town.

And I have pictures of my aunt who, you know, it was an accident, but your house is behind her.

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