Hey guys, I'm Jerry. I'm Sierra. We're ladies and we tangent. What was that one good?

Yes, that's good. We had to do it a couple times, so I just wanted to make sure.

We're not really rushing with me. Uh oh. See you week. Yes. No.

We're gonna push through. Okay.

Because he's not crying. He's just talking. I think that was him.

If that wasn't him. That's good.

Good. Good. Good.

It was more like a a squawk. Oh God. That is concerning.

Which kind of goes into my first story. I wanted to tell you. So we have a bird's nest.

Okay. Over our breezeway door. I think I've seen it.

Talked in our light. I don't know how you wouldn't see it. Yeah.

Um, a Robin had laid some eggs in there. And I love Robbins. And the guy across the street was like,

yeah, the old owner used to take the nest down before they laid their eggs. And we're like,

no, we kind of want to be their home.

Grandparents. They're supposed to have to do that. Yeah.

So we left it up. And then, I don't know if you know this, but Robbins are very neat.

Oh, I did not know that. They're very neat birds like, as in tidy, with their nest.

And so I was looking. We were doing some yard work the other day. And I got so much

bird nest like in my hair and on my person. And I was like, oh my gosh, that's coming from.

Yeah. I'm like, that nest is getting a little out of hand. It looks

ridiculous. This Robin is a real pigstie. Yeah. And I told Shane, it kept getting bigger.

It kept getting bigger and bigger. And we used to see the tiny little baby beaks. Oh.

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