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I'm Marjorie Puntit.

And this is Best to the Nest, the podcast that is all about creating strong, comfortable, beautiful nests that prepare us to fly.

Hi, Marjorie.

All I've been doing is flying.

Flying here, flying there. Too many homes, too little time. I have finally landed in Kansas. I am home. Look at that. I am home. Oh, I love it. Was there like an emotional hug with you and Ian? Did you gaze into each other's eyes lovingly? Did you toast with something and say,

finally, we live together again? We, he has been very sweet because this has been, I think,

as weird as it sounds harder on him than it is in me, I adapt to being alone. It doesn't mean I love

him any less or, but just I, I, I, we adapted to the, the temporary separations very differently.

And I was always willing to be the sort of the commuter in this.

But it feels, I will say that now I'm in our house in Kansas and I sold the house in Tempe, so this is our home.

I do, there's a low-grade anxiety that I am recognizing was always the anxiety when I would

come here because I knew I would have to leave.

Yeah.

And my mentally, mentally and emotionally, it has not caught up with me yet that I don't have to leave.

So in identifying that feeling, I know

I'm pretty, you know, I'm pretty adaptable and I'm pretty scrappy, but there is, it will be

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