Hey there it's Antrice and welcome to a new episode of the Sabby Painter

podcast. Things have been a little chaotic around here. We have moved back to Argentina and it's taken some time to get my bearings.

So we're living in a town called Carlos Pass, which is in the province of Cordova.

We're about a half hour outside of the city of Cordoba, which is the second largest city in the country after Buenos Aires.

So we're a nice distance away from the chaos of the city, but we're close enough to pop in whenever we want to.

And I've gotten some questions from some of you who are concerned about what it means

for the podcast if I move back to Argentina. I am going to continue the

podcast. No worries there. I'm not stopping now. This is so much fun and

actually if you weren't aware of it this is where the podcast started. I started

the podcast right here in Carlos Pass in 2014 so it's kind of a homecoming and I've just about got my new studio set up so I'm

super excited about it. It's working I get to paint in it and all that but there's

always a little bit more that I want to tweak and build out. If you're

curious about that, there are a couple of photos on my Instagram account at

Antries Wood. You can see how I set it up. My husband Koke has been custom building most of the furniture

in between setting up his own business, which makes it really exciting for me because I get things

like a stand-up workstation that is perfect

for my height and it's perfect for how I love to work.

But the flip side of the coin is he's setting up his own business too and so it takes them

a little while to build everything and I can be a little bit impatient sometimes.

But he is my rock and like most Argentina's I know he is incredibly resourceful. So that's what's been happening on my end. Let's get to the

podcast. This week I am delighted to introduce you to Kristen Chronic. This was a super fun episode to make because Kristen is a long time

listener of the podcast. She's been tuning in since I started this adventure in 2014, so it kind of makes sense I guess

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