What's up everybody?

Dear Abbey, it's a new year. What's up everybody?

Dear Albie, it's a new year.

Sure is.

My mom's here.

Been a long time, hasn't it?

It really, it really has.

How do you, how you feel and how you bet?

I haven't seen you.

I know you really haven't. I haven't seen you I know you really haven't I haven't seen my

son very often at all maybe once a month if that right I think that's very

extreme I don't think it's extreme you live an hour hour and a half away, you know, it's a trek.

I would say once a month, maybe twice a month, which I'm not complaining about because I see you're

living a fulfilled happy life, which is what we hope for right so that's good.

This I got to be honest I didn't expect to get into this so soon this seems like we're

touching a nerve I don't know if the community is there but if they were here I'd feel like there were there were undertones there like I feel like I was like like you said it as if you were on the docks waving to a ship as it was going into the horizon.

Listen, your ship is going into the horizon. What can I say? You've got a new life, you've got a magnificent wife,

wonderful in-laws. So you know, it's the kind of, it's the time

now where you know, you were always close around, but you live an hour and a half away. So it's not that I could see you all the time and quite frankly I don't want you taking the drive.

I get nervous whenever even when you come with Charles on a Sunday I get nervous to when you arrive

and I get nervous when you get back home so it's it's part of life man you know what I mean

you're living your own and that's a wonderful thing I'm very happy and proud.

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