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That could not be more true for this week.

Like I feel that always, but could not be more true than this week's selections and theme.

I cannot wait to dive into that psychology by the way, but first off I have to just ask you how are you doing? I'm

doing great how are you? Just fine. Just fine. I'm doing I'm all right. I feel like I know we've talked about this a couple weeks ago, but like spring

is making me feel better in so many ways and I don't think it's just weather oriented. I think you know it's like my life is feeling really good right now

Yes and I started going to a yoga class locally with a friend of mine I've only been to a couple of classes. The first time I

messed up terribly because there are two yoga studios in my town. And a friend of

mine who wanted to try it out was like, oh, I'll meet you this day, like on Thursday at noon or whatever.

And I just went to the wrong place, and the right place was 15, 20 minutes away.

So I was like, I'll meet you there next time.

Okay. But that I went and it's, I just want to give a high five to a small country yoga class because city yoga classes are a

fucking an athletic event. A country yoga class I could show up looking like

fucking Jim Belushi in any movie he's ever done.

And it's fine.

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