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Hi friends and welcome to the papaya podcast.

I'm your hostess, Try and Hermostis, Sarah Nicole.

And each week I'm going to be dishing out some sweetness mixed in with some seeds of wisdom or something like that.

So get ready to get inspired, get candid,

get real, because we are all in this digital space together. All right, guys, we're back and I'm

sitting in a rainbow room in Nashville. And that's not even a joke. I'm sitting with my lovely friend

all the way back to like mommy blogging years, DIY years. Natalie is someone who shares so much in her

space, but she's got such a heart and she's such an incredible mom and friend. And we've connected

on some really heavy topics over the years. And she's been somebody

that I've been able to talk to in private about some of these things. So the fact that she is now

going to come forward and have this conversation in a much bigger platform, it just makes my heart

so warm. And I know that this is going to be really game changing for a lot of people listening

to it. Again, even if it's not something you struggle with, it's going to be something that's going to be really game-changing for a lot of people listening to it.

Again, even if it's not something you struggle with, it's going to be something that's going

to help you be a better support to maybe somebody who is. So Natalie, of Take the Canoli. Oh my gosh.

Like I can't believe I'm in your house. Like I'm obsessed with your house. Thank you. Like literally the

walls are rainbow. You walk around and it is like so retro. There's like Dolly Parton pillows. There's a Disney doorknob on her bathroom. It is, it is just, and this is not the first space you've done this with. You, you're known for like your home decorating. Well, yeah. I mean, I just try to create a space that feels like us. We're very eclectic. My husband and I, we're very eclectic, and we travel a lot. So we try to bring that space into it. And plus, we have kids. And so we don't want it to feel too stuffy. Yes. I mean, we want to have fun with it. That they, you know, it's hard to like make that balance. But yeah, So thank you. I appreciate it. It's very cool. How long have you been in Nashville now? Five and a half years.

And before, wow. I've literally followed you since you moved. Yeah. Way before that because you used to always be at Disneyland. Yeah. Yeah. I love your Disneyland content. They had a friggin' season's past of Disneyland. They live that close to it. It was always so fun.

I was a 15-year passholder.

So, I mean, I'm born and raised Southern Californian, so that was my life.

You brought it to Nashville.

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