Tranquility DeJure. We're on Tranquility Tour in Kansas City.

Bonjour and welcome to Kansas City. This is September something, 28th, I believe.

I've kind of lost track. I do know it's Saturday. And delighted to This is September something, 28th, I believe. 28th.

I've kind of lost track.

I do know it's Saturday.

And delighted to be here in the lovely, the Zen Zone in Kansas City, which is absolutely darling.

And a big thank you again to Ruth Ann for hosting and Catherine and Amy for being so

lovely.

It's just a total treat to be here. And it's funny, I was telling them that we usually chat about what's happened since we last did a podcast, but it's been less than 24 hours. You know, this is the quickest one we've done, right? I know, right? We're like, so we slept and we came here. Well, you slept. Oh, right. Yeah. Did anybody listen to last night? I mean, I'd be really impressed. Please say no. It's fine. It's cool. So Kimberly's big, did she talk about bed days today at all? No. Wow. She's like the queen of bed days. That's like, I swear the next book is going to be called bed days or something like that. We'll figure it out. But anyways, that's the whole concept is you get to take a day off and you just lay in bed and you can work and you can be creative and stuff like that. Well, I've always been joking that since we've been on tour, she's had a lot of bed days while I've been driving. You know, she'll just be like, yeah, I think I'm going to the back for a little bit. So last night, this is all my fault. I'll preface this. I scheduled a couple of cities a little too close. My geography, my sense of geography, like Illinois, Missouri. They're right next to each other, right? Salt Lake City, Utah, right next door. Hop, skipping a jump. That's later. We'll complain about that later.

But anyways, I figured, okay, it's a few hours, so we'll get here, no problem. And then I'm like, oh, it's like six and a half. And then I remembered that the first one was at night and the second one was in the afternoon. So last night I drove till 2.30 in the morning. Long story short, but she got a full night's sleep. So that was, that's all it was important.

Was she refreshed a nice, ever?

Okay, well, that's good.

That's what matters. till 2.30 in the morning. The long story short. But she got a full night sleep. So that was, that's all that was important.

Was she refreshed a nice, ever?

Okay, well, that's good.

That's what matters.

Well, because, yeah, it's funny, actually, is we were leaving Peoria. Before it even pulled out of the place, I was like, I put the bed down. I was like, okay, I'll see you later. Yeah, that was pretty much it.

Yeah, I was out at 10.30.

And then I had to bugger for the credit card at like 1 o'clock in the morning when I needed to gas up the RV.

But that was about it.

Yeah.

And then I was like, I was out at 1030. And then I had to bugger for the credit card at like 1 o'clock in the morning when I needed to gas up the RV.

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