Hey, Mystic, Michaela, spiritual family. Welcome to Know Your aura with Mystic. Michaela today talking about aura confusion. What do I hear in my blue or an indigo? What's the difference between yellows and greens in my turquoise or am I a star seed? I am going to do all the this or that today and hopefully it helps you understand your aura.

I'm going to do a lot better but first, hey, Scotty. Hey guys. So yeah, for me, I don't have aura confusion. I'm pretty sad. I know my colors red and blue. I understand them pretty well, but I do have everyday confusion. So I do go through life. Very confused.

I think blue people are often a little confused. I think that is just part of being blue, that overwhelming. It's the number one thing we get. I feel like I'm all the colors. Right.

I feel like I'm none of the colors. And it's like both of those are blue. Okay, so that must be when my blue comes out. Yeah, I get confused. Yeah, you don't like that because like when you're blue, you feel out of control. So you're red.

That does not like to be out of control can step in and just the whole thing can that's when you go to pot. Alright, I mean, that's interesting. Now to avoid confusion.

Typically on a weekend day. Oh, okay. Yes, I had it. It's like the worst segue.

You're right. Let's start that one over. Let's just go into the storage. Yeah, let's just do it. Why try to confuse people more than we have. Anyway.

So basically, you know, it's like one minute in and we're already dying. Lapping on the floor. Oh my God. All right. Move on. Move on.

All right. Well, I just wanted to go through our typical. Okay. So this is, yes, it is like again, we, you know, it's still COVID. Still pandemic. I know people are starting to ease the restrictions a little bit. Yeah, maybe we are a little too.

But you know, we're still trying to, you know, we don't do much. No, we don't do much. Well, we have to bring up like pre COVID. The children didn't like to do anything at all. Yeah.

And now, like during COVID times, it really suited them. Right. I mean, it really, I mean, it pretty, you know, COVID really suits our family. It does. You know, maybe Abby might be the outlier here.

But for you, purple and to go. Yeah. Me, the red, blue, breathe the purple red. We kind of like the, we like the COVID. Yeah. Not the disease. I mean, but like the lifestyle.

The pandemic lifestyle. The pandemic lifestyle. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. All right. So a typical weekend day. You know, this is what the kids like to do. They like to go outside. They like to play with all the neighborhood kids.

They like to ride just their bikes up and down the street. You know, breathe like, you know, not so much as Abby. But so basically what happens is we're like, what do you want to do today? And then they just kind of go outside.

And we're like, should we do something? Maybe no. All right. You know what? Let's just play. Yeah. And that is really kind of their day. Yeah. That's when they're most happy. Yeah. They come in for dinner. They have their chicken fingers.

We give them some broccoli. Okay. We do put some broccoli on the plate. No, thank you. Help. Yeah. No, thank you. Help them.

You have to look at it. And then they just go back outside again. Or a real, you know, sit on her phone outside, play roblox, whatever that's the thing she loves. Yeah. Of course, I'm sitting out there because we have to watch the six year old Abby.

And that's where the kids always tell me, you know, the terms like, hey, actually one of the other day, the kids like, hey, I'm flexing you. It was a new one. Yeah. Do you know what that one means? Yeah. Flexing is like that. I think the kid in your recollection used it incorrectly.

Flexing is like, you know, when you walk into, I don't know, like you walk in late to a meeting and you got your, your iced coffee or Starbucks, iced coffee and you're like, I'm flexing my iced coffee.

Well, he did. I'm flexing. He did come on. I knew shirt or whatever. Well, actually, that does make sense because he came in on this like, bristine new like 2000 dollar bicycle.

Oh, yeah, the kids around here. Yeah. Yeah. And my bike is like, is that like a down key for? No, like seriously, like people spend money on their bikes for their kids.

My just cheap. I'm like, I had bikes from like, coffees from Kmart. Like you grow out of them. I love my park side. 99, 99.

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