He spent so much time in our homes because we're all working from home, especially now,

which I have a whole thing on that I'll get to, like what I'm trying to do for spring

with working from home, but this is our like temples, this is our space, this has become

even more important to us over the last two years. And so investing in it is I think

important just like making it feel fresh as often as you can with whatever you can. I mean,

I've not done this yet. I don't know how much is going to cost me because fresh flowers

just sounds expensive. It's not crazy. I get them every week. It's not. It's not crazy.

Okay. Like 10 bucks a week maybe. Well, that's okay. That's not terrible. So yeah, I'm

seeing it as like a little like a worthy investment, just kind of like making this home feel fresh.

A place that we just spend so much time in. And that ain't change in no time soon. So

I also like make it make it feel nice and springy. And especially since we're inside and it's

going to be harder now working inside and looking outside with the birds chirping and the dry and

true. That's the worst. Oh, worst. I have a pool right next to me. All I hear is Marco Polo.

See? Yes. That is tough. As much as we're like so excited for the weather,

that is tough working inside and looking out at that. So I need to make sure this inside space

just fuels like spring. As much as I can, even if it's just a new tea towel, whatever works.

Oh, Lord. So yeah, that's one thing I'm doing for the home. And then I'll quickly talk about

closets as well. So I love a spring cleaning. Like I love a closet clean out moment.

I desperately need to do one right now. I've done a lot of like shopping up the last year. And

usually when I bring something new in, I take something out. Okay, just like the smart wet,

you know, a lot of people do a smart way to shop. Bring something new that means you take out

something. I just haven't really been doing that. I just been like adding, adding, adding. So

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