What's up everybody? Happy Monday. I hope you're having a great start to your week, but this is about to bring some joy no matter where you are because we have such a sweet sister and friend on the podcast today.

And I cannot wait for you to hear her story. She's doing incredible things through pink letters, and I can't wait to get to that. But she's just an incredible friend. I'm so thankful to introduce her to all of you if you don't already know her. It's Indy Kent all the way from England. Hi! Welcome to Louisiana again. I know. Come on. Two times in one year. Yeah, I love it here. It reminds me of where I grew up. Really? Small town. Yeah. I'm like, everyone hates on the small town, but I'm for it. I'm so for it. Yeah. People come here and they have, you know, they're like, what? Why do you live from? I'm like, no, you're missing the magic sauce like this is where it's

oh yeah it's so special everyone lives around the corner yeah like yesterday i actually went to

hobby lobby and i had like i had a hat on and i was like call my husband like just talk to me

i see like way too many people i know like i mean that sounds terrible but you but you know how it is. That's a small town. The blessing of it is that you see so many people you know everywhere you go. On a bad day, you're like, please don't look at me. Everyone knows my business. Everyone. It's so funny. Okay, so tell us a little bit about where you grew up because it is a little different than here.

It is. Yeah, so I grew up in the UK in a tiny little village. And my, my mom has five siblings. My dad has four.

And so like one of five, one of four. And so there's a lot of cousins and everyone lives in the same village.

So still to this day, like everyone lives in this tiny.

That actually is really similar to us.

Yes.

And my grandpa led the local church.

Wow.

So we were all at the same church.

We all went to the same primary schools and was in the same friendship groups

and just grew up walking around

to each other's houses.

And what's crazy as well is that my dad

is a musician, he was in a band,

and he was in a band with all of my uncles.

And so we also traveled together when the band would go travel and go on tour.

That tour bus life.

Tour bus life.

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