Hey, everybody, welcome to Best to the Nest. I'm Elizabeth Reese. Who are you, lovely lady?

I'm Marjorie Punted, and I'm on a phone in Kansas. Look at that. Marjorie Puntit from Kansas.

We will explain how she has multi-nest situations going on. Welcome to Best to the Nest. This is the

podcast where Marjorie and I discuss everything home, everything about making

your home the most happy, healthy, fulfilling place that it can be so that when you leave

your little nest, you fly in a straight line, hopefully.

Maybe some days are better than others.

We're so happy that you're here with us.

And, you know, normally, Marjorie, when we do this podcast, I am in the My Talk 1071 studio here in the Twin Cities.

And then you are in Phoenix.

Yep.

I'm in the studios there in Phoenix.

But this morning, as we've talked about a little bit before, I am, I would say in a

commuter marriage, my husband says we're in a long distance marriage because the last time I was in

Kansas, he lives in Manhattan, Kansas. The last time I was here was Christmas. It was about six

weeks ago. And that's a long stretch. That's a very long stretch. And so we're trying to, we're trying to figure out how to get it,

you know, to every two weeks, every three weeks that we see each other. So that's the longest,

that's got to be the longest that you've gone. Hasn't it? Six weeks? Yeah. Yeah, six weeks. And that's

difficult. And, you know, we're going to get into talking about sort of the benefits and the not so great benefits of being in a commuter marriage. But

let's start with talking about the fact that you were at a wedding yesterday. I was. I was at a

wedding and I officiated a wedding, Marjorie. This was amazing. I've officiated one wedding prior to

this, but I didn't legally do the ceremony because it was in Mexico, and so

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