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I'm finally remembering to send hers in.

So maybe it will be. Well, it is. Shelby, thank you so much. You did a beautiful job on the Love Letter to Kelly jingle. Couldn't imagine anyone else singing it for us this week. So thank you. And thank you Natalia for finally remembering to send it in. I get it.

My to do list is so long.

I write everything down and then I forget to check my list.

I forget to check what I wrote down and then I forget doing stuff.

But anyway. it in. I get it. My to do list is so long. I write everything down and then I forget to check my list.

Do you? I forget to check what I wrote down and then I forget doing stuff. But anyway, I have a to do notebook. I guess I've talked about this before and I just keep adding to it until I fill up and then I start a new one. And right now I'm on number 581. And you don't save them when you're done? I just cross them out. Call out a number. I'll tell you what it was on my list.

Throw in the trashcan. 231. 231. Let me look at that real quick. How did this happen? Uh-oh. I guess I missed. OK, it's called a credit card company about my trip to Europe. Oh, there you go. Yeah, because I was heading to Europe

with my daughter on a cruise,

and I needed to let them know

that if there were any purchases showed up in Europe, they were in fact mine. I called the credit company this weekend, and I closed a couple of credit cards because I'm no longer banking at the bank. But one of them had a balance, and it wouldn't let me pay the balance because I'd already closed the bank account

in that bank.

So I'm gonna have to go old-school and like,

mail it into the...

Oh, I'm just saying.

I'm just saying, I know.

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