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trusted by parents nationwide. Welcome to Thursday's solo episode. I initially started recording

and I cleared my throat right away and I was like, oh, I should have cleared my throat before we

started recording. And then I was like, oh, I can't keep my throat before we started recording. And then I was like,

I can't keep that in. So I stopped. And now I'm starting a new one. So hello, everybody. I hope

your week is going so well. I am recording this on Friday. So it's kind of far in, not in advance.

Well, yeah, I'm recording it in advance, but when you hear it,

it's going to be kind of old-ish. Usually I like to record the solos like a day or two before it

actually airs. But my ma-mare and my grandpa are coming on Sunday afternoon for a few days because, as you guys know, my husband

and I are the least handy people in the world, and I don't trust us to do anything. Like, hang

a curtain rod, hang a photo that has any kind of weight to it. I just don't trust us. And there's a hook in our

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