Welcome back to another Pulsicluent episode of Talking Lamar.

Today, I'm talking about more adventures of not just surviving, but thriving, while growing up in the backwoods of North Georgia.

Let's get to it.

What are you talking about?

What are you talking about?

Sorry, I forgot what I was talking about. What are you talking about? I am talking to you. That's just what are you talking about what are you talking about sorry i forgot what i was talking about

i am talking to you that's just what i was talking about it's talking lamar um lamar carla did not give

all of us a word of the day calendar in our christmas talking so can you please talk about how you kicked off this episode

of talking, Lamar?

Well, I kicked it off with

posyliquite and that

means few words, few words.

Pauceiloquent. I know that was

a new one for you when you discovered it.

And also, same here, right?

There we go.

We're all learning something every time.

Now, listen, again, I know this does not come as a shock that I was a wide open kid, man.

I was wide open.

There was not a drawer, a cabinet, or a corner that I did not explore in that trailer. And I think I mentioned before that how I would do the

kitchen cabinets, I would pull the bottom drawer out a pretty good way. The next one,

I'd pull it out a little less. And the third one, even less than that, when it made stair steps. So I could walk up the stair steps and then get on the counter. And once I got on the counter, oh, then I could get to all the cabinets. Man, I would check out everything, pull out everything, look at everything. And on one adventure,

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