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Welcome back to the Intentional Parents Podcast. We're all for here today. Phil

Diane Elizabeth, here we are. Yes we are. Yes we are. I just want to say thank

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And today we are in a fun topic that I think will be fun anyway on the idea of how to apologize essentially and when to apologize and we're going to talk about the language of an apology

Before we do that to when is it? It's it's spring now. We're in spring. We're all the way in spring. It's been really warm where we're at. We finally caved. I caved. I didn't want a cave. Our kids have wanted a trampoline forever. And we've been at this spot where I have, for so many reasons,

one the visual, the fact that kids almost die on them all the time, that was just a couple things of why I was like,

but let's not and then we finally were like, Elizabeth, why don't you say, why don't you sure what happened?

What, that I finally wore you down? Yes. Yeah, that's why we're going to talk about the language of an apology. I think I'm kidding. But yeah, no, that's that's a new thing in our world this week and our kids have never been so tired.

Birdie and Sloane last night?

They ate so much food.

They just like jumping.

They jumped all day yesterday.

So it's already been worth it.

It's been great.

So that's doing our, anything new in your world this

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