Hi, guys, Dale Jr. and I are back in the Dirtymoe Media Studio for another round of

Bless Your Heart. We have a great show for you today. We're going to talk about Snowmageddon, chasing cats, and all kinds of fun stuff. Let's get started. The following is a production of Dirtymo Media. Oh, yeah, this is what it's going to be, girl, if we're going to hang out. Open a bunch of jars. You've got big strong hands.

Are you suffering from high crack?

I'm working.

Working that mouth.

Let's talk about the snow for a second,

and the amount of time these kids are out of school. I noticed that it's been very... It's been stressful. It's been stressful for you. It's almost giving me like COVID vibes in the house. You know, like we're on lockdown. Can't go anywhere. I love it. I know you love it. You got your chef, your toys and your hobbies and all the things and you don't have anybody bothering you. It's like your favorite thing. But I need people. Like I need energy from other people and being stuck in the house with, you know, everybody needing things for me is just, it's a lot. I'm not the only one that feels that way. Some of the other moms that have literally their kids have not gone back to school yet are about to lose it, like truly lose their minds.

Really? Yes, because doing the school and all the things virtually when you don't know how to do Common Core math or like all the things that the kids have to do, it's a lot. It's a lot on your mind. You don't even know what I'm talking about, do you? I don't. I mean, I, I'm sorry. I don't. I, I'm thinking, man, the kids are home. We get the hug on them all day. Yeah. I mean, that part is good. And I like the snuggles. Yeah. And not having a pack lunches. And I know they're going to go. Like there are a couple little things that are great. I know they're going to go back. And I know that, you know, things are going to go back to normal. And it is never going to snow like this again, ever. I mean, you know, most likely. This is the most snow that I remember ever getting in the, you know, 40 years I can really recall.

Yeah.

I mean, you know, we would have, you know, we would have two or three snows in the winter that were two to three, maybe four inches at the most back in the 80s,

and then it kind of trailed off to maybe one snow a year or a little

a little dusting that was crazy it wasn't expected no have the weather it was awesome um

it was very magical and then and the girls playing in it was a lot of fun getting them dressed

like i didn't even mind that part just the taking the clothes on and off getting the boots like we got the order down i think the way you feel is how i feel

about the dog because gus has been gus has been next level annoying because he so and i'm sorry this is bothering some of you animal dog lovers I'm

I've got a dog I'm a dog lover but I don't love the way he's been acting we he too

feels trapped he's like I want to go outside I want to drink out of the fountain that's

not frozen over that's his what he thinks that's his water bowl, truly. So he goes outside and he's like...

This is the experience with Gus. All right. So usually Gus is happy, calm, laying around, naping all day. And he gets excited when he wants to go outside. And he hops around the floor and that's that's the cue

i want to go out and he's thrilled you know go over the door open it up goes outside and he's going to

come back to the door in about 10 or 15 minutes and he'll bark he might lay down on a porch for a while

and chill and look out and he'll start barking barking. You'll just hear him. Burp.

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