And I'm Welcome back to the Garden guys. I listen to the proper care and feeding of a husband

by Laura I'm going to butcher this especially with my

lisp Laura slushinger that's a hard one for me I am sure somebody will pop up

the book somewhere around here.

Hopefully, please, please pop up a book somewhere around here.

I listen to the book.

This is the first audio book on audible I have come to

completion with. I am super stoked about it. I am somebody who has a very hard

time retaining things audibly, I have to read it. I have to

read it to retain it. Took me about eight hours to finish a two-hour book. But we persevered. I got past my frustration and I actually

it was a really good book. She is a very brazen older woman. Some of the things she said I was like who get it Laura I have some direct

quotes so you'll see these notes I have put zero thought into these notes.

I was listening to the audiobook.

I would say, hey Siri, make a note,

and I would blurb out whatever I'd blurb out,

and then it was sitting in my notes and then a week ago or so I transferred

those notes into my Kindle and I like I said zero thought we are going to experience

this together today. All right. So the book starts out with a

story about a woman who was Christian and her husband who was Jewish. Laura points out that neither of them are seriously practicing

because if they were they would have married within their faith. And then I

wrote down sidebar if you truly practice love, grace, and compassion, you would understand you hate the sinner, you hate the sin, not the center.

I don't know how I came to that. I had, I siderailed. But elaborating on that part right there, if you truly practice

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