Okay, here it is, beginning of our week, end of our week, whatever you want to say.

It's Kramer. Hi. We call this a weekly pep talk. It's my mom and she just got a little wisdom

for you. This one's less than five minutes. The gift of time, you know, like, I don't, I don't

want to think about this stuff like this until she says it. I'm like, oh yeah, it's pretty good point.

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Hi, it's Nancy. Today I'm thinking about the gift of time.

How it is so precious and just such a treasure and such a gift to share time

together with each other as we are seeing now that we can be together more after COVID. And

today, well, this weekend, Brian and Aunt, my son and son-in-law and Maggie, my daughter and

son-in-law, John came out on Saturday and spent Saturday, Saturday night and Sunday with us

so that we could celebrate Brian's birthday. And unfortunately, it was delayed because they once

again had COVID. Even after being vaccinated, they actually went on a birthday trip and came home

with COVID. So we have not been able to celebrate. So it was wonderful to

just spend time together and one of the things that I have loved most about living at the lake

is that it's just far enough away an hour drive for them to make spending the night justifiable.

And those times when we have just still quiet times when we're not busy and we're just sitting

around enjoying good food, good drink, good fellowship, good talks are just the most precious,

precious moments. And I know my friend Joel, who just died at age 90, used to always love

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