It feels amazing to have some stability after four years, five years, whatever, of moving

around to different properties and then trying to live on a boat.

I feel really good about where my life is right now and where it looks like it might be

headed.

I love Ken and I love that we're together and I love that we're at the

farm. I think I've moved five times in the last four years. I'm never... Hello, gang, welcome back to another episode here at everyone's business, but mine with me, Kara Berry.

How all doing? I'm doing all right. The week has been like a little bit up and down in terms of the weather.

It's been like a little bit cold. We had a dip for a few days, but the sun is out. It's getting warm. It's going to be in the 80s on like Monday, which is like a little too much. Okay. Like let's just keep it cute, keep it in the 60s for a good

couple more weeks before we even think about getting into the 70s, 83. What's going on? And I'm

asking on every level. Everywhere I look, what is going on?

Uh, anyway, let's talk about welcome to Plathville.

So we left off, Lydia and Zach are sitting, you know, in some outdoor furniture with the rest of the Plath family.

Barry's looking pleases punch because he is not really in this.

He's just back up for his girl Lydia.

And Kim is looking more and more pissed off because she's realizing Lydia is,

here's the thing with Kim.

It's like the feelings don't matter.

It's the action.

She doesn't care that Lydia feels left out, isolated, alone, uncared for having to be

parentified and care for her younger siblings and older siblings, if they're boys. And, um,

you know, just having to like smile through it and like two, three, four, keep on the sunny side.

She's constantly in that prayer closet. And, you know, now she's a little bit of a woman. You know,

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