Hi, this is Rachel McElroy. Hello, this is Gryffind McElroy. And this is wonderful.

That was beautiful. Yeah, you know, it's I felt moved to sing it because I was gone for a little bit last week.

And then I came home and we did our usual thing. I come in the front door, I drop my keys, and then we hold hands and we sit down on the ground more of a kneel,

sort of a respectful kneel for each other. And then we mirror each other's actions for a little bit. And then we just, you know, we put that

while we try that song on the radio, we flip around the radio for a while until we find that song. And then we sing that to each other in a lover's pose.

And then when that is concluded, we just sort of stand up and I'm like, I didn't eat lunch and you're like, oh, we already did. And I'm like, okay.

And so I leave the room and I go eat some ham. And we just sort of get back to life because you can't spend your whole day in a lover's pose singing a beautiful song to each other.

I think I could spend a whole day in a lover's pose. I mean, it would be ideal, right? But we got responsibilities.

Yeah, I guess that's what we used to do when we first met. Yeah, but now we got, you know, children, we got jobs.

Would you say our ratio of non-lovers pose to lovers poses?

I would say maybe 80, 20. Does that feel right to you?

It seems about right.

Yeah, so a lot of the time in the lovers pose. And it's not a sexual activity. It's more sexual.

Do you have any small wonders for this week?

You know, it's funny. You say that.

Yeah, I'm curious what you're about to say right now, though.

This is going to make you really uncomfortable.

Oh, no.

I was going to say sex.

Rachel.

Just found it odd that we've been doing this show for a while now. We've never mentioned sex as a small wonder.

Yeah, that's pretty. Well, it feels a bit diminutive, doesn't it?

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