Sarah, we are back for another fruilisode and I'm going to do something a bit different

today. So I'm holding in my hands, where should we begin? A game of stories by Esther

Perl. This game, if anyone doesn't know Esther Perl, they definitely should look her up.

So she has these two ducks of cards that are basically things to ask to get to know someone

better. So I don't know which one I'm going to pick. I'm going to pick this randomly.

Oh, so I'm going to pick one up and I'm just going to hold it up to you to see if you

can read it. So, okay, ready?

Mm-hmm.

Hold still. I wish everyone would forget about the time that I blank.

Oh, no! This might be a neat stretcher. I have got such a good one. Are you ready?

Yeah, go ahead then.

So let me, let me preface this by saying, I am generally really, really good at remembering

names and faces. I can meet someone for five seconds and then 10 years later, I'll be

like, I'm amazing. I am the person. So I had basically a glitch in the matrix with this

one person three times. Let me tell you the story. So when Michael and I moved to Flagstaff,

we were sort of welcomed into town by some of our friends who were also pro runners in

the community. And so one of those friends was like, hey, come over to the house for dinner.

We're going to have a bunch of people over. We're going to play games. And we're like,

great, we're there. So my husband and I show up. So we meet one of the pro runners in

town who I had known just through like the road running circuit. And he had a girlfriend.

Okay, so I meet this girlfriend. I spend all night playing games with her. It's super

fun. And then we leave. Okay, so like two weeks later, my husband and I are like, hey,

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