I'm going to We've been doing a lot of traveling as you guys know for the Povenets World Live shows.

And every time we come home,

having both of us be gone for long periods of time,

four to five days, multiple times a month, or at least once a month has been really

difficult on the kids and so we're actually switching that up and he's not no longer

going to be traveling with me but this last time that we were gone it always takes the kids a few days

to reaclimate to us both being home and sometimes that means there's a little more

acting out than there usually is when we've been home for a while.

I have no idea what you're talking about.

No, I'm sure you can't relate at all. You don't get ignored and yelled at for three days.

Yeah, it's hard for kids and they don't know how to process all the big emotions.

So we came home on a Saturday morning and Adler and Keaton were both sick.

And so they weren't feeling well, so I took them to urgent care and Saturday was a rough day and Sunday was a rough day and Monday was a rough day and

Normally Adler would have gone to school but again he was sick so he stayed home he had a doctor's appointment, all the stuff. And I was at peak patients for Saturday and Sunday.

And then by Monday, my patients had really started to wane. And by Monday night when Adler had a complete meltdown

over refusing to share a bike like a little toddler bike that's not even his it's his brothers I lost it's a not

very proud mom moment that I know a lot of people can relate to I just exploded and I was like

Adler and I yelled at him and grabbed him by the arm and we walked down the hallway.

You made it to day three, I have to say.

Like I last usually maybe minute three?

No, I less of like three hours before I'm like,

Indy, come on.

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