And welcome to this week's episode. I've never thought I'd say this. I'm your host,

Jodie Sweeten, along with Tilly Bayharr. I was in charge of you were going to say it or you were

waiting for me. I wasn't sure either. Oh, yeah. Surprise. Yeah. No, you were over there just not

looking at me and trying to stop giggling because we had about 35 seconds just of getting into this

episode just to say, like, hi, welcome to the episode. Yeah. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hello.

Hi. How are you? We get like crazy into things. A, I got to say tonight, I have to give a shout out

because we didn't the last time we were talking about shout outs to people, nasty women cosmetics

who made the lipstick that they worked with me to get you a, you know, unsweetened. Yeah. Yeah.

And you can purchase it if you follow at nasty women cosmetics. And I absolutely love them.

And I have had a bunch of their lipsticks before and they always are really beautiful colors.

They stay on. They stay on. They don't dry out your lips, which is like amazing. They don't. But

for my 40th birthday, Celia worked with them and they created a very special color called unsweetened.

It is a fabulous red color. So, all the proceeds are going to Girls Inc, which is a cause that's

very near and dear to my heart that I actually I played for Girls Inc. when I did my Panama show.

We got in the edge. We got to talk about that in a second as well. And my t-shirt is from them,

which is why I thought. Oh, yes. Yes. Also nasty women cosmetics. So, if anyone wants that,

nice. I won't say this. This is the scale sweatshirt and it's that is gonsens.

It's your, your fiance sweatshirt. Did I say boyfriend? No, you just said

the scale. Oh, my scale, my fiance shirt, that we said fiancet. Love the old say.

Um, so wait, you just touched on that you were gone, which is something I do want to talk about

in this whole episode. What we're going to talk about today is being lonely as a mom specifically,

as a mom specifically, which, you know, someone just became officially middle aged. Just say I'm going,

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