I'm Elizabeth Reese.

This is best to the nest, the podcast that it's all about creating strong, comfortable, beautiful nests that prepare us to fly. Oh, Marjorie, I can feel

summer sort of coming to an end soon, a little twinge of fall. I'm starting to crave soup.

I'm starting to do a little sweater assessment. It's my favorite time of year.

That's good. I did my sweater assessment last week as I continue my

mission to remove anything that isn't a natural fiber. Look at you. It's been so fun just because

it helps me make the decisions of letting go of sweaters that I was not wearing. I wasn't wearing

because they made me uncomfortable. I love the way they look. And

interestingly, when there's a lot of acrylic in it or plastics or whatever, they tend to be super

soft. Buttery, they say. Buttery soft. And so I keep them because it's like, oh, this is so cute.

I never wear them, though, because they make me feel so uncomfortable. So it was really

fun. I still have a couple that I haven't been able to let go of just, but it's coming that I'll let

go of them as well. So the sweater assessment is important. This is so good. And let me just do a little

shameless self-promotion for our very podcast. If you are interested in learning about

sweaters, because we, I don't know, listen to the episode that we did with Teresa Bents from Get

Bent's Farm. I think we can probably link it up in the show notes. We'll put the episode number in

because she talked about, you know, making the switch to natural fibers. She did, that episode was so

helpful in terms of brand recommendations. My best friend was just in town. She's just leaving today.

And she was showing me some pajamas that she bought from one of the brands, I think it was Woolax,

that Teresa recommended. And she was like so happy. So if you are thinking

kind of the same thing that I want to just be a little bit more intentional about my clothing choices,

that maybe you're feeling that sort of yearning to be clothing yourself and enveloping yourself

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