Tranquility DeJure August 5th, 2012.

Bonjour, and this is Kimberly Ann Leboe.

Hello.

Slash Tim.

Happy 250th anniversary.

Yes, happy 250th.

You don't look a day over 230.

Thank you.

Yeah, it feels like we were just doing the 200th

episode. Well, what was strange to me was, I couldn't believe it was almost two years. It's two

years ago in October, I think. Yeah, yeah. My How Time Flies. I know. It's amazing. And it's

funny, you know, because we were, yeah, he's gearing up to be out of town for a lovely

long bike ride. I'll probably be cursing it midway through, but yeah. Yeah. It's 700 miles from

Tillamook, Oregon, if you're familiar with the west coast of the U.S. to San Francisco, California.

Yeah. 700 miles, ish. Ish. Two weeks. Yeah. It'll be fun. And so we were, you know, just putting the list of everything we needed to do before he left town. And we're like, oh, my goodness. It's our 250th. So we're getting this recorded in advance of his departure. And I'm so excited to kind of pull this together. And it's funny to think

that, you know, our very first episode, what was it, September 2005? Right. We're at a wedding in

Mexico. In Mexico. And I was so shy about the recording that I, I think I went into the bathroom

or I made you go into the bathroom. You made me go into the bathroom. If you listened to the 200th episode, we talked a little bit about this. And I thought, I thought you weren't going to admit that and I was going to out you, but you actually admitted it straight up. So yeah, yeah, what a difference it makes. And I said it then, and I'll say it again, if you haven't heard the first episode and you want to hear the difference in what the podcast sounds and feels like, because I think you read it.

I read it. I totally read it. I think I read like it was a blog post maybe even or something. I'm not sure.

Yeah, it's pretty amazing. It's amazing. I can't believe we've done 200, or we're in the midst of doing our 250th. It's just kind of amazing that we've

come this far from that long ago. Well, and it's funny too because one of the things is I've

definitely gravitated toward interviewing others like other people that I really admire and

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