Now being a mom and entering motherhood, how is that for you and how has that changed

who you are and how you approach things now?

You know, motherhood definitely takes a village.

I think when people see moms, they don't give them enough credit for what they do, but also the

extension and the people that they've built around their community for the child or the

children to thrive. It's definitely made me a more organized person, more communicative person, because there's so many moving parts with my schedule and my daughter has her own activities that she's doing too, so making sure we're all aligned.

The quality time, the teaching, it has made me so much more patient as well.

And to be able to laugh at little things.

Yeah.

And also to, and I know a lot of moms can relate, or if you have nieces and nephews,

like you have to make everything kind of like a game.

Yeah.

In order to encourage the, like, a four-year-old to want to do something.

Making life fun, I guess is what I would say.

Just like making little mundane tasks feel like, oh, they're an adventure.

And you start to implement those types of thoughts in your own life.

You're like, oh, I don't have to go to work and do this.

I get to do this thing and making it feel better to yourself. So I think it's just like a perspective switch when you have a baby.

With the holidays coming up, does she like dress up for Halloween and stuff?

She wants to be, she said she wants to be Sky from Paw Patrol this year.

Stop. Two years ago she was, she was Wednesday, which was really cute. Oh, my gosh. And then her first Halloween, she was an old lady. Oh. Which I'll send you guys these pictures so you can, like, you can put them in because they're really cute. Oh, my God. Stop. So, yeah. What are you going to be? Are you going to dress up for Halloween this year? I don't know. Last year I dressed up as Poison Ivy. Mm-hmm. And I went to like a party, but this year I don't have like a party plan. So I'm like, I don't know. You ain't going to hiding? I went last year. I don't know if I'm going to go again this year. Because last year was in Chicago where I was living. I'm in Florida right now. So it's in Houston, right? I think. You know, I think she's done it in a couple of cities. I went to one a couple years ago that was in Atlanta. I don't know where it is this year. Oh, yeah. They sent me the invite. I forgot. I didn't look at it yet, but I don't have an outfit yet. So, and time is the essence right now. It's ticking. Yeah. Like Halloween, because once you start getting the last like week or so, things be sold out and you got to be cool custom. Yes. And I'm tall. So it's like not going to be pretty easy for me to find an outfit. So I got to figure out of A-ZAP. Do you have anyone in mind that you would want to be? No. Last year, there was a theme. So I, like, followed up with the theme. So I want to, like, get on the theme. I don't know if it's, like, I don't really know. It was some scary. I saw the flyer look a little scary, so I was like, I got to find something. Yeah, I have to find something like a little scary. I was just saying, I don't know if I'm going to dress up this year either. But you're going to dress your daughter up, so that's fun. Yeah, that counts. Yeah. You guys are dressed up together. I know. We did last year. We did. She was like a, the skating character, like Comoja Heroes, and that was like her sidekick. It was really cute. If anything, I feel like I could just do this hair

and be like Lola Bunny or something. Oh, that is cute. I like that. I like that. That's T. I like

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