Hey guys, what's up? Welcome to Relatable Happy Tuesday. I hope everyone had a great weekend and a great Monday.

In case you've been living under a rock or you've been asleep since last week,

Judge Kavanaugh now Justice Kavanaugh got confirmed. It was a really big day, a big deal on Saturday.

I actually wasn't even home. I don't know why I'm not home on all of these very important political moments,

like during the confirmation hearing with Ford and Kavanaugh. I was on a plane and then when he was

getting confirmed, I was buying shoes. I don't know why I'm a poor planner. I'm an idiot, but I had it

on on my phone. All right, yeah, I had it up on my phone and I think everyone in Dillard's was like,

what the heck are you doing? Because I was almost in tears listening to Mike Pence say that he was

confirmed man. I did not particularly enjoy having to beat this drum every single day, tweeting about

every single second posting on Instagram every single second. But I did because I felt like it was

worth it. And it wasn't just something to generate outrage or for any other reason, besides that I

felt like this was perhaps the most important political thing that I had been a part of so far.

And by be a part of, I mean just be a tiny, tiny voice in the stratosphere of political commentary

and politics in general. But it worked, not me, but just all of us who were supporting him, who

were out talking to people, your Facebook posts, your tweets, your conversations that you had with

your friends and your family, all of that mattered. And of course, as we talked about last week,

the sovereignty of God in all of this. But that doesn't mean that our actions don't have real

consequences good and bad. And in this case, we all banded together and we did really good work,

our calls to our senators are raising awareness about the corroboration or lack thereof of the

testimonies and making sure that people are remembering truth and facts. Now, it might seem like

no one is listening to us. But the people who were actually affected by this, who were maybe in

the middle and then in the end ended up saying, you know what, the truth and corroboration and

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