Is there anything we want to put in here that we really feel like we came back to?

I mean, I think the COVID conversation is like, I don't know how to describe it well,

but I kind of want to let people know that it is a conversation about life

and like how we're thinking about our own attitudes at different points during the pandemic

and what we've learned from it and what we're still learning, that kind of thing.

Okay.

This is Sarah Stewart Holland and this is Beth Silverce.

Thank you for joining us for Pantsuit Politics.

Thanks for joining us for another episode of Pantsuit Politics today.

On the surface, we're going to check in with the headlines around the Supreme Court confirmation hearings

and the conflict in Ukraine and we're going to talk about two years into the pandemic

and where that leaves all of us, but deeper than that, we're talking about the strain we see in ourselves

and in others and how that pressure has us giving a lot of grace.

Outside of politics, we're going to talk about the parental dilemma that is sleepovers,

also a role for grace there, I think.

Before we get started, we're really excited to be about six weeks out from our book,

launching into the world now what, how to move forward when we're divided about basically everything, launches on May 3rd.

We hope that you will pre-order it today.

If you have not, if you've already pre-ordered, thank you ceaselessly.

We are so grateful to you.

We hope that you are getting copies for yourself, for all your people.

This is a book to be read in community for sure.

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