We're Back + Quarantine Life Ain't Easy!

did you lock yourself? You probably left yourself up, probably like a week before I did, because I was running the streets to like that Sunday. I remember, I was wearing a mask. I was risking it all, still trying to go to work. And then that Monday they like, honey, don't come back here, like why are you here? Still king all, risking it all on the dirty trains. Okay. So I left work and I have it here on March tenth because I had something for my children on

March ten. Okay, So since March ten, I have been working from home. Wow, And today is May seven, So it's about to be like a full sixty days that you've been working from home. It yeah, because then once I started hearing so by the way, welcome to life is English. We have missed you just as much as you have missed us. My goodness, I have missed our listeners. I've missed you, honey. I miss like adults interaction part I miss girlfriends, me and me, like everything that I could. Like,

we need to break this thing down. This is almost like a welcome back for us, because it really is for so long. But you want me to tell you something, Caroline, I'm actually glad that we're coming back now when things are a little bit more normalized, because I think I would have been like a mess if we would have started doing this probably like week one or two or three, because I was really messed up behind this whole pandemic

coronavirus COVID nineteen situation. Thank you for being honest, because I think that it was a giant misunderstanding that people didn't get where. Some people were okay, they were like, oh my gosh, I have to work from home. This is so exciting, and then some people were really struggling. And I think that because of social media, we talked about this a lot, because our lives are on display.

There was so much self dialogue and inner negativity because it was like, well, I'm not making three loads of banana bread today, and Christie Teagan is making three loads of banana bread, and she has her kids doing artwork and she's being It took a lot for me to get my life together and to get my life right and to focus on the number one thing, which was

my family. So You're right, I feel like it would have been in disservice to you guys to have these like fragmented episodes where we weren't all here for you. And now I feel like I can truly give what I want to give to you guys, you know what I mean. So I definitely feel you and it's like we're we have more of a clear mind right now and we can serve people in a different way because I personally feel like at this point I'm more like

on the other side at the beginning. Like I even did some audio and I listened to it and I'm like, wow, I sound so vulnerable and so weak and so scared and so like uncertain, And that's really not the person that I'm used to being or the person that I that I like to put forth when we do these podcasts. So it's like I'm in a better space now and

I can probably talk a little bit better to our audience. Yeah, I mean, I think there's a lot of things that we can cover, especially like me from the perspective of being a mom and having to now juggle the entire household and you know, three meals a day, snacks, everything, going to the grocery store, the level of anxiety that I have because I am the primary like caretaker in

this home. So the fact that you have to prepare yourself to go out there, and you know, this isn't gonna be something to where we're like sitting here and telling you are woes. But I want you guys to kind of just get a picture of what we've been going through over the past six seven weeks, because we haven't been here with you guys. And it isn't that you haven't been top of mind, but it's just sometimes you know, it's really important to say I can't do all of this. I need to take a step back.

And it was not just one step back, it was just like you were thrust it into like a whole new world. Our life was no longer the life that we knew. Now you're homeschooling, Now you're preparing meals. It's like we went from like okay, you know, we have our homes, but we're outside and you know, to like the point that it's like, okay, you no longer leave your home. Well, no, there was like kind of a

I wouldn't like. I don't like to use the word balance because I don't feel like my life is ever balanced. But I feel like I had more balanced prior to this than I do now. And I'm actually coming to you from my kids situation room, so I see all the little peers in the background, and I'm so proud of you. You're a good teacher. Yeah right, well we'll see. We'll see if they get in the second grade in kindergarten. Nobody's don't get left back. Worry about that. That's a

good day. I was so happy. You know. There are some of my friends that have just said, I mean, they have thrown up their hands and they're like, bucket. My kids. They can play on their iPad all day. They can and here's the one thing that I doant like, they can resume learning. What school is open again? That some of my friends and I'm not doing them, and

I'm not judging them. But here's the thing, though, honey, you know what, everybody knows their limits, and that with this whole situation, you didn't know what your limits were until you face this whole, this whole thing. So when they said that homeschooling was going to become a possibility, I said, I need knowing my children and how they operate.

I need structure. So that night, until eleven o'clock at night, when I knew both of them were going to be home and we were going to start home schooling, I put up I'm gonna show you. I know I can't show the listeners, but I put up the alphabet on the wall I had. First of all, this looks like a whole like Dominican kindergarten that you're at. You know those to schools that they have a republic. You really have the alphabet up on the world. That's up on

the wall. I have like their charts, they're reading charts. I have like their um they get a morning sticker. I had to come up with a whole schedule because I said, if I don't do this from the jump, these kids will never get on board. And the one thing that I said to my friends was this is a zero judgment zone. You do you, but feel free to tell me what you're going through and know that there is zero judgment. If you want to feed your

kids pop tarts for dinner, have at it. If you want to give them leftover mashed potatoes with roast beef because that's what you made last night for breakfast, do it. Whatever. We need to get through this period, we got to just do it. It's a it's pretty much like survival of the fittest right now. And that's why I really kept stressing to all my listeners and like everyone around me, like listen, adaptability and being able to use your survival skills is really the only way that we are going

to get through this. And it's like, yeah, granted, for us, it hasn't been like you know, we have been out in the streets. We haven't been like, you know, fighting COVID face to face. But a lot of people that I do know are doing that. You know. It's like my friends that work at hospitals, my friends that are nurses, my husband who's like an essential worker, like all of them are out there every single day. And I'm like

You're gonna be fine. It's like we became counselors. Also, it's like you became a teacher, I became a counselor. It's like, does your husband still go out for work? No, he doesn't. And that's been another thing that I've had to navigate, which we will definitely talk about in the upcoming episodes, because my coworker who takes over my studio, I'm like, no, no, no, no, no no, this is not gonna work. No, you're right. It has changed the entire

family dynamic. Um. As a person who was there for my friends, and you know, I always want to be here for them, I've absorbed a lot of their energy and a lot of their anxiety of what they're going through because I want to listen. I know that they need somebody to talk to. But then I left with those feelings and then I'm kind of like, what am

I going to do? So I said, you have your own feelings also, So it's just like it's like if you're holding a cake in your hands, you're trying to balance it, and then they put three more on top of that one. It's like, okay, and you only have the capacity to you know, deal with so many things in a day, so I will be honest with you. Weeks five and six broke me. Weeks five and six were super difficult. I feel that I feel you because I feel like that's when they told us another thirty days. Yeah.

I really was like, what the funk is going on? Like is this a dream? And every single morning, like for the first two weeks, I would wake up and be like, did I dream the pandemic? Like and yeah, and then I'm like, Nah, this ship is really happening, Like this is something none of us have ever gone through. Right, No, It's so true. And even just that like, um, they were saying how people are losing sleep and the level

of anxiety and people. You know, my one girlfriend she called me and she said, I don't know what it is. I feel like I can't breathe. I feel like, you know, I can't focus on anything. And she's describing all of these things. And I said, honey, I go, you're you're having a panic attack. I said, I'm letting you know right now. You need to hang up this phone. You need to go and take some deep breaths, go into your bathroom, give yourself some time to get yourself back down,

I said, and then you can call me back. Because people are experiencing anxiety that have never experienced it before, and now they know. Now they know what it is listening and the people with anxiety they're going through it, They're like, I'm experiencing anxiety the way I've never had before. And it's like just being locked up in your house every day. You know, it's like you become anxious here,

your your emotions are all over the place. But one thing I can say, Carolina, is that we've all gone through it together. We all understand what everybody's going through. And I understand like when someone's frustrated because they have to cook a lot, because I'm like, okay, I cook a lot too, and they're frustrated they can't do their nails. I just did my nails myself. I'm like, Okay, they actually look good. What color is that? By the way, I was gonna say, it's like a nice little neutral.

You know, I love me a good neutral. It's actually a thought e stark white. See we're on zoom right now, and this is and I apologize for the audio quality. This is part of the reason why we haven't been recording is because I don't have the capability to plug in. And this is all behind the scenes things, but just the ship I'm shipping you and Mike. If you won't plug you next time, I can get one from Amazon. Yes, okay, good, but but no, actually, if you can send me the

model and then I'll just get that one. But but yeah, no, you're right, you're talking about things like do are you the type of person that orders out for a long time, for a long period of time. I think that's why I was so overwhelmed. I was not comfortable with ordering now, Oh, Karlina, I ordered out like twice because of like you know that day that I'm yo, I'm ready to quit, like this ship at the end, I hate you. Like those two times was when I ordered out because I was

like my wits end. I'm like, I don't want to cook anymore. I don't want to do this anymore. I don't want to be inside anymore. Like I feel like mentally it's affected me a lot. It's weird because I always sew myself as like a strong person and nothing was gonna break me. But this you still are? You still are I don't think you should discount yourself like that. You know, I think that it's but this is the reality of it. That is the internal dialogue that we

have in our heads. You know, I thought I was a strong person or I thought I could get through this. Well, you don't know until you're there. So now the way that you're dealing with it, I think in hindsight, you'll look back and be super proud of yourself with the things that you managed to do, with the way that you managed to handle yourself. Um, something that I have done and that I've made sure every single week. You know, we are very fortunate. You have known. I have Mark,

I have my two babies. My single friends have been going through a whole other experience. And I looked at my husband and I said to him my two very very close, close girlfriends, and I said, please, if I don't remember, remind me to check in on them every single week, I said, because these girls are going through

this alone. And I know I get crazy. My husband drives me crazy, my kids drive me nuts, you know, but it's like, just think about it, all of that activity, to not have any interaction except for when you go to the grocery or when you're getting a delivery that has to be difficult. No, it definitely is difficult. You know what's crazy, It's like Bella has been you know, quarantining, so I couldn't believe it. Why did he come over?

I was, you know, because for whatever reason, we just kept thinking like this is gonna end next week, and next week is gonna end next week, and we just get thinking. For those new listeners who don't know, Bella is, Honey's her sister. She's gorgeous, She's a beauty blogger. She's just like the jam. I love her. But I could not believe when I was looking on social media, I said, what is this girl doing at her own place? I

know she was there, she was by herself. So it's like, for whatever reason, you know, I started feeling sick and I was like, I have Corona, have Corona, have Corona. So I went and got tested. So I was like, oh, I'm negative, I can go see Bella. So I went to see her, and you know what's so crazy? When she saw me, she like literally broke down in tears. It was like she was sobbing because she had not seen a loved one in a month. Like I was holding her like if she was a child, and she

was like, I'm sorry, I'm crying. I'm sorry, I'm crying. I'm like, you don't have to be sorry that you're crying. I understand what's happening. You haven't felt loved, touch, affection, you haven't seen family and so long that you're so overwhelmed with emotion right now. So I feel you when when you say you got to check on your single friends, because at least I get to fight with noony whenever

I feel like it. But she's just alone walking even having that that person, that physical, that body that personally's right next to you, you know, it's having that that human connection is so important, and I think that people forget about that. Right now, we're about to be interrupted by my child that I told not to come and interrupt me. But yes, what do you need? Yes, you may have a milkshakee with cookies yea and astra to

oh the snack game cookies. You guys have no idea. Okay, So I have a four in a six year old and I thought I thought I was on my A game with the snacks monitoring them. No, I thought I am the house that you want to come to. We have snacks of all kinds. I got granola bars, I got and I got like the good stuff too. You know what I mean, because I grew up in a house that did not have snacks. I told you my mom used to buy Jenneric the black and white box.

We do get lucky charms for breakfast to a exactly. She's like the way, you know, so that there was left over from last night. So my mom never believed in sax and I'm the opposite. So these kids, all they do is fucking eat all day long. They eat breakfast, Mommy, can I have a snack? And says you just had breakfast? Well, I want a snack, I said, okay, they're growing boys. They have a yogurt Mommy, can I have another snack? Now? They want fresh fruit? Mommy, can I have another snack? Now?

They want a granola bar. This ship goes on all day long, kind of they are I cannot order it fast enough to how many questions that you think they ask you a day? The questions, Oh my gosh, I can only imagine the questions are popping in this house. Okay, and they're and they're like, you know, they're children. That's a whole other subject. Like in a whole other episode is talking to your kids about COVID nineteen because now um Astre says, I'm gonna wash my orange really good

because it probably he has a coronavirus. And I said, no, Ashure, it doesn't, you know, trying to explain it to them. But like, the food issue for me has just been so over. I've never thought more about food, and I think that once this is over, I want to have to think about food again, because it's smart. I do not want to think about food again. There are so many people who have learned how to cook, and they're learning so many things. I don't want to learn. I'm done.

I'm done. I want them to fend for themselves. Listen, Carolina. The other day I went to sleep with no dinner. I say, I'm sick of food. I am sick of eating. I don't want to think about it anymore. I don't want to cook it. I don't want nothing to do with it. I had ramen that night. I was like this ghetto ninety and ramen is all I'm doing. I don't have it in me. I just don't have it in me. Can I tell you that I have become

a ramen master. I put cilantrow in my ramen. I put a little egg in that bitch a little bit of I was so mad I didn't put nothing in it. And then people started like sending me that ramen. Somebody had hot dog, somebody had um scallions. I'm like, no, you gotta add the protein. Girl, we gotta put you on the ramen game. That thing is right. But is this like good ramen or is this like noodle ramen? No? I actually I take offense for you to say like

good ramen, good ramen is top ramen. Honey, Okay, I just want to make sure I'm not missing anything here because I'm not flavored. I do not enjoy the beef, and I do chicken ramen with an egg. I cut up cilantro. I do well, yeah, I do um a little bit of worce. Sister, catchup, it is it is a whole meal. Okay, So then that way I don't feel guilty. I'm like, I got a little bit of vegetables in here. I got a little bit of a

little quail egg in here. I mean, well, that's like a super fancy like with the kail egg, you know, So I feel like, right now, we're just catching up with each other, and I want people to know. I know that this is kind of like a little bit des joined it, but you have to understand it, like, Honey and I are just getting to talk to each other. We have spoken on the phone, but it hasn't been the same now, but I think they welcome it. I think they're really gonna want to know, like where our

heads is at right now, what we've been doing. What are the things that you know have been I guess bothering us the most because they always hit me up. And you know, I've been able to connect with people in such a different way during the pandemic. I didn't realize I was really like that pressed for time. And it's like now I can FaceTime people. I can call my mom on the phone for an hour and forty minutes to talk about which sewing machines she wants for

Mother's Day. I'm like, yo, I really had no time before. See, and I'm the opposite. I'm sorry to cut you off, but go ahead finish your thought because I want to tell you why I'm I'm kind of the opposite. No. Now it's like I'm available whoever wants to talk, whoever wants to FaceTime, whoever wants to like DM and I even answer my d ms with like video messages whenever my face is enough. I've really been able to like connect with people during this time period, and that's one

of the things I'm really grateful for. Yeah, it's opposite for you, opposite UM. I feel like I'm in front of a screen from five o'clock in the morning until three o'clock in the afternoon. So because remember I'm getting up it's still at four forty five to do the morning show. When I'm doing the morning show, I'm looking at a screen a skype with UM with Greg T

and Colleen, So I have that for four hours. Then right as soon as i'm done with them nine thirty, I start homeschooling with the boys, so I'm kind of like running upstairs to set them up. All I'm still doing the morning show. I'm looking at their screens with them until noon. We break for lunch. At noon, we come back for other classes at one. I'm not done until two thirty three o'clock. Sometimes, well, that's the problem, Carolina. You want to be doing a full day of school.

If I was a mom, I'd be like, yeah to half a day to day, we do fun Fridays. I did finally let up and I said, you know what fun fridays. But but no, they actually have zooms with their teachers that they have to be in attendance. That's what people don't underspread and every single day, and there are printouts, there are worksheets. So not only do I have to print out the worksheets for both boys, I have to take pictures of them and send them to

the teachers sometimes to have them see their progress. It's not because they're like grading them. They want to know, like if you're child having difficulty telling time, or you know, that's the unit that they're working on right now. But then the beautiful part of it is that typically I wouldn't really know what he was doing. I'd help him with his homework. I help my older one with his homework. I'd go over letters with my younger one. But now I'm really in the mix, and now I can really

see what their strengths and their weaknesses are. So I'm looking at it as a gift. So when it comes after three o'clock and my friends want to face time or zoom or do a happy hour. I'm like, man, I am tapped out. I want to look at a screen, even TV. I am spent. So you know, there's a lot of ways that people are been with it. I'll be honest, I mean, totally truthful. I've been drinking a whole lot more than I normally do. I have been aware of my drinking, not to the point where it's

anything to be concerned about. But I even say to Mark anything, I'll drink tequila. I will. I looked at our bar and I said, we gotta freshen this thing up. I'm gonna take care of it, because you know, Mark doesn't drink with me, and you know the list stores are essentials, like you're good totally. So I've just been red wine, you know what it is. I do think that it eases me out a little bit, like nips. That's what of women are like wine. Wine. Wine. That's

why there's so many wine memes, wine bars. It's true wineries because as women, we tend to lean on wine to like unwind and as a little like you know, it's like a little reward at the end of the day, like a good glass of wine. Yeah, believe the hype because it's true. We definitely imbbe and it does like kind of settle you down. So I did say to my husband, I go, look, you know, I've been drinking a lot. I want to make sure that I'm like

fully present that I want to remember these times. That's so cool that that you're that aware, like you know, you can say something like that, so you know what for me it's like. And also you know, I'm constantly, like you know, watching my weight. And so I said, you know, one glass of one night, not a big deal. How many pounds did you yourself? I've gained three solid pounds to three solid pounds and nod. He said that's not bad. No, he's like, oh that's not bad. No,

it's just just wait wait because we're not honey. I'm gonna put honey onto someone. Did you have one of these bottles right here? You don't know what this is? No, I don't know. Okay, I know what I'm getting honey for her birthday. First of all, my birthday is in December. Girls, send me the link so I could buy this. Okay, what is it? These are these bottles? And so what I've been doing is um so it involved with the drinking.

And I said to my husband, I said, look, you know I can have a class of wine and I it's just you know, there are some people who are finishing bottles of wine and I I'm not doing that. But you don't need rehab after that. If you're doing the whole bottle of day, girl, please, are you kidding me? Rehab sounds like a dream right now. I know I'm not making light of the subject, but like to be on my own, to have like to work on myself

would be so amazing. So what I said is, I'm committed to making sure that I drink sixty four ounces of water every single day. I only have to fill this up twice and I know that I get my water. I want to try to incorporate as much self care as I can without being obnoxious or getting in my head about it. You know what I'm saying. No, No,

the most definitely getting your water in it is. You know what, That's so tiny compared to the stuff you probably used to do before between you know, massages and hair and workout in yoga, yoga. Water is the basics, Carolina, You're not totally I'm getting back to basics. You know. And so that's why I've been like making sure that I'm like taking care of like the little things that I can take care of. But then again I said,

I'm being very harsh on myself. Again, I was like being very critical, like why do you need to have a glass of wine today? And said, you know what, if you feel like having a glass of wine, have the glass of wine. Like you're not being kind to yourself. You're telling everybody else what they need to get through it, and you're not allowing yourself that same freedom. No, definitely, if you want the wine. Drinking wine. I actually only

had like three drinks the whole quarantine. I'm not a break Like I don't like to drink alone for whatever reason. It's like if I drink alone, I just feel like a total weird No like somebody, I just feel like a weird like unless other people have a drink. I would never fix myself a drink by myself at home. And then you know, I'm drinking with you. I'm a zoom you and we're gonna drink on zoom. That's what we're gonna do. Because it's like I want to drink

sometimes and it's like like but nobody's drinking. Like, how do I look making myself a martini right now? Nudy doesn't drink with you because Mark doesn't drink with me. No, no, he doesn't really drink with me. He's not a big drinker. Unless we have people over, then I'll have a drink. But it it's like just me and him. He's trying to drink. Like for for Sinco de Mayo, I made like a Corvo and classes margarite. I drank like three SIPs and then in the morning I found it by

the window. I was like, oh ship. I didn't finish the drink really, but that's because I felt bad. It was just me drinking. Yeah, no, not this girl. I have no shame. I will sit there. I'll tell my Actually I told my kids I need more ice. Now they know that I like to freshen up my ice of Mommy, do you need more ice for your wine? Mama needs some ice jingle, it's a white wine, sprints er, honey, Yes,

go get me three cubes. Okay, and make sure that they're connected because I like them all connected, so they stay right there. But it has been you know, I think that again when we look back on it. In hindsight, it's been a beautiful time. It's been a challenging time. It's been difficult, it has been rewarding, and there have been a number of different emotions, and I think that's why it's a lot for us to handle. Oh yeah, emotional.

It's like an emotional roller coaster because some days like, well, I'm just happy I don't have Corona, and then the next day you're like, I'm just so mad I can't get my ghanas. You know, So what are you doing about your gunnas? Girl? What are you doing? I can't see them from here. Good. I'm not doing a thing, Carolina. When I say you, I'm not doing a thing, it's like I need everything I need like a petty. I don't cut my fingernails short, my toes short, and that's

just my eyebrows are what it is. I'm not even trying because it's just like, what's the point. I looked like circ this will lay up in this fish like a contortionist trying to do my own toenails. I swear to you, I had my leg up here and I had my arm on underneath, and I had to like get the right angle to try to get my own petticure. It was something else, and I have no found respect for these people. Oh for sure, I said, I go, these dogs are barking so loud. I need to take

care of business. So I got down to it and I did. I cut up short. I was just like, this is what it is. It's gonna be the best that I can do. And I think that's the general theme, like of this first episode back, is that we're all doing the best that we can do. We really are, and we're all trying to keep it together and you know, just to not fall apart, especially like for you, like people with children. And I'm like, okay, I'm like super

stressed out. I'm bugging out about having to work all day and cook all day and clean all day and and everything that I ever knew was taken from me now I can only imagine having two kids to also homeschool, Like I give it to you guys, like I think, yeah, I think the thing that you know, people wonder. I've been asked by people, you know, what, are you more concerned about what your boys? Are you concerned about their education?

Are you concerned about, you know, um, them not being in a social setting, and I think that it's it's twofold. The socialization is super concerning. My kids are at an age where they don't know how to FaceTime. They're friends, so they'll say, Mommy, I want to see writer, and I'll call Writer's mommy and I'll say, hey, can you you know? Do you mind if they do a FaceTime? They'll get on the FaceTime and they'll giggle and then

they like won't say anything. So for me, the bigger thing is how are we going to ease back into society with these kids, with ourselves knowing the different limitations, you know what. I think that it really is going to be a learning lesson to us. We're gonna have limitations. Americans, for the longest time, we've been respected, revered. People always say, oh, America, New York City, the greatest city in the world, which I truly believe. Super freedom. But yeah, exactly, some of

our freedoms have been taken away. And I think that's what's going to be difficult as we start to reintegrate into society and get back into things. Um. I think that people are gonna have to pack a lot of patients, and I think it's really gonna show true colors for a lot of people, and we're gonna have to work together, you know what I'm saying, Like, it's just everybody's gonna have to be respectful, everybody's gonna have to be mindful.

It's just gonna have to be like a really a group effort, like when we get on the trains, in the street, in the store, in the restaurants, like we're just all going to have to come together, and you know, act like it's civilized adults that are conscious that we have this new virus that's gonna live with us forever. It's not going away. So now when it comes out time and they say okay, buildings opened up, everybody come

back in, do you know? Yeah exactly. Don't you have a little bit of hesitation about going back into the city or are you all in? Because there are some people who are like, I'm ready to go. I want this to end. Um. I don't know. What scares me is the train. It's not even like in the building because I'm not want to be on top of people, so I don't see myself like you know, oh my god,

we have a problem with that, honey. If you were on top of all the people, okay, but being on the train scares me, like it really does, especially the subway then New York New New Jersey Transit not too much. Plus it's just like you're gonna be wearing a mask or whatever the case may be. But I kind of like adapted to working from home, Like I don't think I wanna go back and be there full time. It's like now it's like I can be working by eight am versus before where it would take me till ten

o'clock in the morning to make into work. So I feel like my my worktime is maximized now. I just think a lot of people and a lot of companies, and this is something that you know, there are people who are probably listening who have been furloughed or who don't have a job at all, and that's a whole other discussion, you know, the unemployment issue. But um, I think that this is going to definitely change the way

that companies operate. I think our company will have to reevaluate kind of who is an essential person to have downtown in New York in one of the most expensive neighborhoods in Manhattan, you know. And I think that as we kind of go through this. I don't think we're gonna see ourselves in that building all together until I don't know, we're No, they're definitely gonna stagger like the people, like some come in the morning, some come in after you.

I think, like on air personalities, now that we have the capability of doing it from home, they're probably going to keep us this way, considering that they don't want anybody to get sick and then be out. So it's like they don't want they don't want Carolina to catch Corona and then we have to work for a month because they do. Who's going to do her morning? So it's like we gotta keep Carolina nice and safe, and

where is better than in her home? So I think, like on Air Personalities will probably like the last people that go back to that building. Well, I can't tell you enough how glad I am that we finally got it together, that we are back, that we are together again, that we have more episodes all the way for you guys, And we have missed you, like I said, just as much as you have missed up, maybe even more. Um. But yeah, we want to get all of your comments.

Tell us what you're going through, send us kind of what the situations are that you're facing. Will be happy to help you if we can't provide you with some insight. I know that we're not, you know, professionals, but we're here for you and you can always reach out to us. I'm at the Real Carolina on all social and you can hit me on I am Honey German on Instagram and yeah, we'll listen. It won't be the best advice.

There will be some type of advice exactly exactly. Maybe you can take a little bit of what Honey says and a little bit of what I say and you make it your own and then also follow at l I spanguish. That's our what what is it? What is our Instagram? It's been so long, and you can always send us an email Life in Spanguish podcast at gmail dot com. But guys, we are so glad that you're safe and that you're listening and that you are keeping

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