Welcome, everyone to not another anxiety show. I am with the one and only the love of my life, Dr. Sarah Sarkas. Hello, my friend.

How good is it to be called that?

I'm great and thank you for having me. It's so nice to be a return guest. Always. You're like,

you know, top top two other than me. I have a standing invite. I love it. Yeah. I know.

The second I was, I mean, I just keep reaching out like, are you ready now? How about now? How about now? You're so, so busy. You're making a big move.

I'm so excited to have you back close to me. I know. We're going to meet up. Yeah.

I think we should. So, I mean, I'm not going to give away where you're from. I know you from the Boston area, but hopefully you're close enough to the Albany area. Yeah, no, it's all close. Yeah, we're making a big move,

no time like a pandemic to, you know, when you're looking up best times to relocate from a

non-existent pandemic caseload in Hawaii to the hardest hit region of the country,

we are your poster children.

So, yeah, we're headed back in a month.

That's why, if anybody hearing this, here's a nice echo in the background.

It's because we're literally living in a condo on two mattresses on the floor. Oh my God. It's, sometimes it's a little fun, you know,

camp out. Yes. It is. What do they say? Moving is what, like top five stressors? Yeah,

I think it's moving financial distress, marriage,

children, and of course, death. And you're doing all of those. I'm doing pretty much getting all

of those except hopefully death in there and divorce. But you know, there's lots of financial stuff

with moving and lots of uncertainty.

But I was saying to you before we recorded that, you know, I also really keep in mind that

we're doing this from a place of choice and that the choice to embrace it as chaotic but exciting is also available to us.

Right, right.

And so we're really excited and also, you know, part of it is that we've been in Hawaii for a

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