Hello everyone. Welcome back to another episode of Digital Diary. I am your host, Hannah Elise. I hope

everyone's doing well. We are fully in the holiday season. It is actually, I mean, okay, I'm just

going to keep this part brief because I feel like in every single episode to talk about how

time moves so fast and I hate it and blah blah, blah. Like,

it's literally every episode. So I won't go into it. But, you know, that's what's happening.

How is Christmas actually like so soon? I was just looking at my calendar for the rest of the year

and when I'm getting my train home to my family for the holidays for Christmas

once again like I seriously feel like I was just there for Thanksgiving, which I was.

And now my train back for Christmas is so soon. And I think who was it that I was listening to

that said that October, November, and December, they wish they weren't like

all in a row because it doesn't feel like there's enough time to appreciate and enjoy each

of their holidays when they're like back to back to back. We're switching so quickly and then the

rest of the year we're just like, there's nothing. I think it was, it might have been call her daddy, I think, yesterday.

I thought I had a mouse yesterday, side note. And to call my fears, I just like started listening

to call her daddy and my noise canceling headphones to block out the noise of any mouse and or my

fears. And I have come to the conclusion now that I don't actually think

I have one. Knock on wood, though. I don't know that for a fact, but it's been like a day and

nothing. Knock on wood again, I'm scared. But anyway, I agree with that sentiment. I agree that

I wish that October, November, December, the three, arguably the three

best months of the year, I wish they were more spread out. I wish they weren't right next to each other.

And I feel like we're just moving through everything so quickly. And with the way that life is just

moving faster and faster and time feels like it's going by faster in the speed of light as we get older and

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