I'm very grateful for our kids, for being brave and stepping up.

I'm very grateful for some people in our community who are getting a little bit sick of this nonsense and are speaking out.

Hi everyone, thanks for joining us.

I am LaFonda Cousin, a part-time yoga instructor, self-care advocate, and the chief people officer here at Red Wine and Blue.

And I'm Katie Paris, the founder of Red Wine and Blue.

Tomorrow is Thanksgiving.

And although this has been a year of all of us losing our shit, there are so many things to be grateful for too. Katie and I

are going to share what we're grateful for this week. And then after that, we will hear from the

rest of the Red Wine and Blue team about what's helping them not lose their shit right now.

So Katie, let's talk about what you know, what you're grateful for right now.

It's a perfect time of year to talk about it. Can we talk about what we're not grateful for?

What are we not grateful? You know, I'm always down to talk about, I mean, complaining is a form of

self-care. So, yeah, let's shoot it. Yeah. I think that before I lean hard into the gratitude,

I just need to get off my chest that the disrespect for women exhibited by the president of the

United States this week when a female reporter simply tried to ask him about the Epstein files

and he told her, quiet, Piggy.

Yeah.

I don't even have, I don't know that I even have a response to the things that come out of that man's mouth half of the time.

The fact that it keeps happening, and it happens on live television,

it happens in public spaces. It happens over and over and over and over again, almost to the

point that people are used to it from the president of the United States is insane to me. Yeah, not even like a one day story. No.

Just like a one hour story. Yeah. And yeah, I mean, look, breaking news. Our president is a

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