The Bird Show.

You guys, I had an emotional epiphany the other day.

I'm being totally serious about this, right?

Serious break for a second.

So do you remember a couple of days ago, I told you when we were at the Bert's Big Adventure reunion?

I just felt like I was on the brink of tears the entire time.

You guys remember me telling you that?

We're at the reunion and, you know, we've done these reunions for burts big adventure and if you're new around here that's the trip that we take down to disney

world every year with kids that have chronic and terminal illnesses but above that we have these

reunion parties where we get all these families together because what we've learned over

the years is what they really want is community hey yeah they want that trip down to disney world

that's for sure but they really want this community because when you're in a special needs family,

sometimes you just feel like you're on the outside looking in, and they have formed such

deep bonds that we get them all together.

We've done this now for, what, 22 years?

22 years of reunions or whatever.

So, but on this particular one the other day, it seemed to me like every

time I hugged a kid or I heard a success story from one of our kids who has now decided that

she's going to be graduating a couple of years and she's going to be an interior designer and now

she's 21 or whatever, 19. And when she went on the trip, she was like six years old and I've

watched her grow up.

I'm like, I was on the brink of tears, right? Or we have another kid that just rang the bell

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