Welcome to at last she said it. A podcast where women of faith come together to

acknowledge that it's complicated and support each other while we figure it out.

Hello and welcome to at last she said it. I'm Susan and I'm here with Cynthia.

Hi Cynthia.

Hello Susan.

It's our last podcast episode of the year. Oh yes, 2021 goodbye. Yes, I remember

when school teachers used to stand up and announce things like,

this is the last spelling test of the year, and everyone would get so excited.

And I swear my teachers pulled that joke every single year, and I fell forward every single

year. So this is the last podcast episode of the year, but we're not even halfway through the season.

So we're going to have many more conversations to come. What are we doing today?

Well, because it's the last one of the year, we're tired.

It's the holidays.

Decemberness people, Decemberness.

Normally we put hours and hours and hours into our notes and research and today we were like why don't we just throw a question out there to our listeners kind of an ask us anything and we'll go ahead and just

discuss what they ask us. Notice I said discuss what they ask us

Susan? Rather than answer. We don't have any answers. I don't think we ever do. This podcast is just about saying it at last, so we don't have answers. But I thought, well, we can talk about ourselves. That doesn't require any preparation.

And I'm pretty sure that not having answers

is one of the underlying, one of the most foundational

themes, actually, of our podcast.

It is.

No one will be offended when we don't have answers here either. Yeah that's probably the

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