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trusted by parents nationwide. Welcome to the mom room. This is the last solo episode that I

will be recording in this location because I'm recording this on Monday. We move on Friday.

The movers come Wednesday morning. So we hired people to pack all of our stuff. So they start packing Wednesday morning. They'll pack on the 6th as

well. So Wednesday, Thursday. And then they will drive our stuff over to the new house on Friday. So this is the last episode ever

in this spot. No more pink wall. The new house, it's interesting, we looked at this house. It's one of

the first houses that we looked at when we started looking at houses in Guelph.

And I was obsessed with it, but I'm like, it's not going to work because there's no dedicated office space.

They have a bedroom and an open den area in the basement, which I thought would work. So we went and looked at it. But the

ceilings are really low in the basement. And the basement is small. We often have both of our

sets of parents visiting for extended periods of time, especially my husband's parents or mom,

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