You're listening to the Girl Next Door Podcast. I'm Kelsey.

And I'm Erica. We're two former next door neighbors and good friends who love a good chat and a good laugh.

We're inviting you to come on in, have a drink, and stay a while.

Hey friend. Hey friend. Today we're reflecting on being women and what perspectives and strengths we bring to our lives as women.

We'll also talk about what we're calling everyday feminism and we'll venture into the woo-woo a bit to talk about what I'm calling divine feminine energy.

So I think we'll have a lot to say about being women and feminists.

But first, what's been happening around your neighborhood lately?

Just that we successfully went on our first RV trip as a family last week.

It was good.

It was sweaty to get situated.

There's a lot of like one-time things.

Like you need to get the rugs in there the first time and all the dishes.

And, you know, so there's a lot

of initial setup that won't be like that every single time we go out but once we got settled it was

amazing and I mean honestly it doesn't even feel right to call it camping because I had like a pebble

ice maker and a bed and just I mean air conditioning like it I mean, air conditioning. Like, it's just amazing.

So you're glamping. I'm a hundred percent glamping. And now Jeremiah is about to take the

girls on their annual dad and kids trip for Labor Day. And I'm going to have the house to myself for a

long weekend. And I cannot wait. You and I are doing some podcast stuff. I'm doing some fall decorating,

I think. I'm doing some organizing. So I'm super excited. The RV is working out lovely. And actually,

they had booked this trip in California before we had the RV and then an RV spot opened up.

So they thought they were going to have to tent it, which was a big bummer after just getting this.

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