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Hop along to conversations with the Kaz sisters, Ashley and Angela. You'll find a mix of silly, serious and everything in between. 🦘
This is sisters ashley and angela.
And this is Sister Rooy Welcome back to Sister
Rooy.
Hey.
Angela does not know anything about today's
episode, but she did just celebrate a birthday
yesterday.
Yes, I did.
So everyone might know that Angela is very goal
oriented and she's big on New Year's resolutions,
and we did our whole thing about bringing in 2026.
But since you just had a birthday, I am going to
be reflecting with you on your past year. That's
not a calendar year, but a year around the Sun M.
So this is gonna be all about Angela.
Oh.
And how she answers some questions.
Oh. Okay.
So I have come up with some things for you. Some
are fun, some are deep. We'll see what we get.
Okay.
All right, I'm going to just start it off with.
Tell me something that is memorable to you from,
like, milestone ages or just childhood,
adolescence. Just, like, one memory that pops into
mind. So for childhood, it could probably just be,
like, the earliest memory you have.
I don't know what my earliest memory is, but.
Okay,
could be anything. It could be a good memory, a
bad memory, a lesson learned, something that just
sticks out when you think back to those specific
ages or milestones in your life.
I'm really putting you on the spot. Angela didn't
know anything, and I didn't have her prepare for
anything. Yeah.
Uh, nothing. Let's see. The earliest. One of the
earliest memories, I think is kindergarten.
Really? Yeah.
Okay.
I just remember seeing the bubble balloons in the.
Because we learned letters in kindergarten.
Okay. I was going to say they're like, blow up
letters for the. For the Alphabet.
Yeah. Of the Alphabet. And so those were fun.
Remember seeing those balloons in the classroom
and then just the cubbies. So that is, like,
earliest memory that I can really think.
Okay.
Of.
nice.
Yeah.
The Alphabet.
I know, right?
Love that for you. Education. Starting out strong.
Yeah. But then. Then, I mean, outside of Just
like, school stuff. I remember second grade, our
trip to Disney, and one of the first times I got
some kind of souvenir. It was this magenta Minnie
Mouse shirt that was way too big for me.
You'll grow.
But I loved it and I slept in it. And it was such
a last minute purchase too, that I think it was on
the way home where I was like, mom, I didn't get a
souvenir.
They bought it at the airport.
for Disney trip, I would have been in
kindergarten. So there's not much I remember. I
just know, like, photos. But I didn't really get
to go on much.
Yeah.
But I do know I left a Beanie Baby in the hotel.
Yeah, the black one.
Black Panther.
The Black Panther, yes. Yeah, I. I don't know if
that was the one trip that we lost that Beanie
Baby, but I remember that too, because you're
like, that was Disney Beanie Baby lifetime. Also a
memory.
Okay, so Disney Alphabet.
okay, where am I going next?
Like middle school. Adolescence.
Middle school. Cool.
You know what? I think one of my memories that I
am, um, proud of.
there was a girl in our school that she got made
fun of a lot. And I remember she was mean to one
of my friends and I stood up for her. I don't know
what I said. I'm not somebody who, you know, it's
confrontational. Yeah, I'm not aggressive in my
language of, you know, shouting out swear words at
them and cussing them out. Like, nothing like
that.
Yeah.
But I made it clear that I didn't like how she was
treating my friend. But then later on at the, at
lunchtime cafeteria, we're sitting all around and
the girl is looking for a place to sit and I
invited her to sit next to me and she was shocked
because she was like, thank you letting me sit
next to you. Like after I just.
Yeah, after dissed your friend.
Yeah. I was like, we're past it. Sit down, go on,
move on. So that I'm proud of. And what grade was
that?
Yeah.
Ah, it would have been like sixth.
Fifth.
Sixth grade. Ish.
So yeah, The bone I was going to throw you was
that you got one of your, lifelong childhood
friends that you're still friends with today.
Uh, oh, yes. Yeah,
you guys went to the same college and were
roommates and are still friends today.
Yeah, I just called her and she texted me back
like last week? No, two days ago.
Three. Well, it was your birthday.
I didn't call because of my birthday though.
Well, uh, moving on to high school.
High school. Hmm.
it was a lot of homework.
Yeah. You did so much more work than me and you
were the better student than me. But that's okay.
High school though. I've always told everybody
this was harder than college.
Yeah, I say that too.
what do I remember from high school?
I went to. I went to sad memory first. There was a
girl that passed away from a car accident.
Oh yeah. That was my freshman year. When you were
senior year.
Yeah. And I did not like how they, handled. They
brought in our whole class to an auditorium and
told us the news.
I like, got chills.
I know, but like I said, it could be sad. Yeah.
But I just shocked that that's where my mind went.
Um, but what was the saddest part was her closest
friends found out at the same time. And that
really got me. I could cry now.
Heart on your sleeve over there.
Yeah. Anyway. Huh.
Do you have a favorite golf story? Because you
were on the golf team?
golf I wish I was just better at, but I just never
got my hips to swing hard enough to have different
club length drives.
All right, well, I guess that's that on high
school,
a ton of homework. golf that I wasn't completely
great at, but I played on the varsity team. But I
was not, the best, No. You know what, uh, memory
that actually kind of makes me upset about. It was
a basketball game.
I don't know.
I think I must have been junior varsity.
but I got in there and I scored three baskets in a
row. I was on fire. Like, everything hit the net,
perfect sunk. It never even hit the rim. It was a
perfect swish, you know?
Yeah.
Mr. Walker pulled me out of that game for the rest
of the game. Uh, I was so upset. Still upset about
it.
and I never had him for math either.
no, he did.
He was a math teacher.
No, no, no.
What was he.
He did history. Yeah, he did history.
Okay. History. everybody loved him. And, that was
my memory of him.
Yeah, he. He must have. Yes. Sadly, he passed away
unexpectedly the summer after my class graduated.
So. Yeah, my class had him as, the golf coach
But he was a golf coach, huh? Uh, yeah. No, he was
not our go. My golf coach ever.
Yeah, he was basketball for you. Yeah.
Okay.
But, yeah, I was.
I, uh, was so mad. I was on fire that day in for
like, three minutes.
A lot of fun memories from high school for you.
now going on to college. I feel like you loved
college.
I loved college. It was just like, I was an R.A.
and, um, we.
It's so funny that I have answers for you.
I know. Well, there. It's just. There's so many
potential stories, so I was like, which one? But
one of my favorites. And I really bonded with a
friend who ghosted me.
we were RAs together. And we really bonded because
the first night that we were doing rounds, classes
m. Weren't in session, and I mean, the dorms were
pretty much empty, and we had to do room checks of
some sort. And we go into One of very few rooms
that had four bunks instead of two. we go in and
check the wardrobes of these, where it was just,
you know, you could hang your clothes. And there.
You opened the door, and there were. There was a
mirror on the inside door.
Like an armoire. Yes. Okay.
And we both look at these, and we're like, do you
have a mirror on yours? Like, we're talking to
each other. Like, do you have a mirror on yours?
Because we live by ourselves in these dorms. One
of the perks of being an RA And I think both of us
were like, no, we don't have these, but these
students do. So we took them.
You took the mirrors?
Yeah, they were easy to. They were, um. It's one
of those.
Where. Have the students already moved in?
No, they had not moved in yet. We were doing room
checks before students had moved in. And, uh, you
had to do some kind of inventory thing. And
anyway, we took those mirrors and put one in ours
because we were like, we want a mirror. So we got
a mirror. And then we bonded over.
I hadn't heard that story, so. Yeah, I would not
have gone to that one.
Yeah, that one. That one was. I'm fond of. Yeah.
But there were a lot of late nights where I. I
loved that from our dorm room, I could just walk
across the sidewalk, and there was, that, like,
commons area where you could buy all your, like,
little convenience items.
And where we got our Ben and Jerry's.
Yeah. And there was. They called it late night.
And, There was a microwave and stuff. And I would
always buy a chocolate muffin and eat that and,
like, hang out with friends out or in the. In the
couch area.
Didn't you also say that you had gotten them to
make you a, blt the Kaz way?
Oh, yes, yes. Everyone hated, though, because
peanut allergies with everybody these days. they
had to make anything with peanut butter so
special. they had to put different gloves on. It
was a whole glove thing. That was a process.
So they hated you.
Yes, sometimes. But if they would call out to the
line, like, anybody else need PB&J? Or, you know,
whatever. Anything with Peanut butter and there'd
be a few hands, then it seemed a little bit more
worth it. But no, I didn't care so much. They
just. It just was kind of annoying sometimes for
them.
Well, for those of you who don't know, we have a
BLT that we pretty much.
instead of mayo on our BLTs, we do peanut butter.
And if you're our mom, then you do both.
Yeah, I don't do that.
Yeah. Which we don't do. I'm not a mayo. We aren't
mayo people. But yeah, we do peanut butter with
our, you know, bacon sandwiches.
Do Jeremy and Jason still eat those?
Yeah, well, I know Jeremy does.
Okay. I just haven't talked to them about it.
I don't know about Jason. I really thought that
you'd say something about studying abroad.
Oh, you know, that was also great. That was.
second to last semester I studied abroad in
Guadalajara.
Yeah.
Okay. It was a good, fun time.
Fast forward to work, life, dating, marriage,
child. Now moving forward.
Okay. So work. I hated my initial job for like
three months where I almost was like, oh my gosh,
did I make a wrong choice? Because customer
service. I was hired to be customer service for a
wellness program. And it was going to launch. It
had never, had any members yet. And they cross
trained us on medical insurance stuff. But they
always said in training you're never gonna need
this stuff, so why would I pay attention as
closely? But anyway, It was just so much yelling
and angry people on the phone.
And I'm like, shoot, I wish I paid more attention
and that I could help. And I just remember, like,
gosh, it was dark and dreary because I'd make it
onto, uh, the train commuting downtown Chicago,
and I'd have to like, wake up before the sun was
even up around 4am, um, 4:15 maybe. I. I don't
know. It was before 5 and I get onto the train
before the sun is rising. It was nice to see the
sunrise. Got to be on the Train clock in, get
yelled at, have a bit of stress and get back on
the train.
Come home and live with the parents.
No, no. Get back on the train when the sun is
pretty much setting.
And then. And then I end up, It was a blessing
that the parents would have dinner and then I'd go
to bed and I'd cry.
Oh my gosh.
Yeah, I was really sad about the first couple
months because I was like, did I make the. I was.
I was not happy.
All right. I mean, you ended up working for the
company though, for almost 13 years. 13 years,
okay.
Yeah, they. They, got me by a few weeks. I'm kind
of bitter about it,
but yeah, then they cut me.
They're dead to us pretty much.
I mean, now you're a stay at
home mom and you love your kids.
No, honestly, it was a blessing in disguise. Like
I.
Deez Skies
I did.
So funny. Yeah, you're just disguise.
Which skies?
Apparently the dark ones.
It started above Angela started dark. It got real
sunny. And then it depressed me again, actually
with how they cut me. But In the end, blessing in
disguise because I'm happy that I did all of it
prior to, like had a career. I felt like I had a
career, you know, before becoming stay at home
mom, which I. I feel like I wouldn't then be
questioning. Would I have enjoyed a corporate
life, career life, like. So I'm glad to have had
that and really had successes with all of that. So
anyway, from a work perspective, what
a great positive, right?
Yeah.
Outlook I got there.
But ask me like a year ago would not have. But.
Okay, so you hit me with a work question and then,
um. M dating.
Marriage, children, Like I prefer to forget about
the exes. Yeah, that's fine.
Yeah. That's just.
Those aren't good memories. But they were there
for a season.
Yeah.
And now they're gone for a reason.
Yeah.
Do you need to. Do you need a breather?
I don't know
really. Having Angela reminisce has gotten her Put
into a, um.
Giggle fits. All right, the giggle fits. Uh, yeah.
Milestones. What.
now you're done with work life, you can move on to
Jake and happy times and marriage. What is, like,
one key memory that you'd like to share about your
relationship with Jake?
Uh, you know what's funny with Jake?
Tell me.
When I first met him, I did not think at all he
would have been, ever who I was gonna be dating,
you know?
Okay.
Because we. So it was after, uh. Gosh, I was with
Bozo.
Sure.
For, like, nine. Almost nine years. Eight and a
half. Which is just wild.
Yes. I was in the void for almost that long.
Ridiculous. So anyway, I was going through breakup
central, and then maybe two months after that. I'm
starting to like, okay, I can make some friends,
get out there. I'm not even in the mood to date.
Nothing. Nothing like that. But I get onto a
meetup app.
That's when it happens.
Discover.
Yes.
Discovery. It always happens. But anyway, get on
to meetup. and I see this group. New friends, 20s
and 30s.
And I just liked it because everything wasn't just
about meeting at a bar. And so I. There were um,
girl nights that I signed up for. Did a couple of
those, and then I saw Sand volleyball. And I go to
this sand volleyball event, There's maybe three
volleyball courts. They're all pretty much full.
And Jake is in the background with a beer in his
hand. He's got his shirt off, and I'm
like, this dude does he have a backward cap on?
Probably. Yes. Yes.
I can see it.
He's feeling great. And I'm like, ah, uh, great.
The party animal. Like, that is what I thought of
Jake immediately when I first met him. And I find
it funny that I'm married to him now. So that's a
good one.
But, uh, we love that for you because now you have
two beautiful children.
I know. I mean, honestly, it worked out. I can't
believe how it worked out, but it worked out.
Do you want to say any moment between both kids
Honestly, I just love seeing little bait, the
little babies as little siblings just giggling
and.
Oh, yeah, when they play together, it's the best.
And, like, uh, the home is filled with laughter.
Yes.
And dad shout out to you. Because laughter is
great.
Honestly. Yes. Today. Just today, I was in a
fantastic mood with these children. Oh, this is
what I've discovered with Emma. I love scaring
her, and she loves it. We were running around, not
playing tag or anything, but we just play like,
I'm gonna get you and And Zach is just happy. He's
like, uh, I'm running around waddling, you know,
giggling and happy and all back and forth. And
then Emma, uh, she's running around looking for
me. And you can hear, because she's bare feet, and
on our tile, you can hear the pitter patter,
pitter patter. So I know where she is in the
house. I'm like, okay. She runs past me. I run to
a different part of the house, and I'm like,
hiding so that she's coming up or whatever. And
when I can come up behind her and scare her, uh,
oh, it's the best now. And so I'll say boo. And
Emma has also been saying boo to Zach, and he is
starting to say boo, and it is just the cutest
thing. but it's really funny because I discovered
this maybe two or three days ago, and at my
birthday dinner, we were at a restaurant, and
however the tables are set up and booths, our
server was able to scare Emma. And he scared her
real good. She got, like, shy, nervous, whatever,
and, like, turned immediately to me, and he felt
so bad, and he got her, like, this bowl of ice
cream. It was the cutest thing. But anyway, yes,
I. There's so many moments with the kids But right
now, I didn't know how much it would pull at the
heartstrings for, like, the sibling love. And
like. As they're running together and laughing.
And then, one other quick memory that happened
today is I'm nursing Zach. Emma hadn't seen me
because I just went to a Pilates class, so
they're, like, extra happy to see Mom. And I'm
sitting there in the chair, and I'm, um, nursing
Zach. He's pretty much Almost asleep. And Emma
just gives him a kiss on the head. And I'm just
like. Which is funny because before Jake, I was on
the fence about kids. Really didn't think I was
gonna have him. So, you know, here I am.
Yes, you have said you didn't know you always
wanted kids.
Yeah, I was really on the fence and there was
never a for sure.
Yes.
But, hey, when you meet the right person, you
know.
Yeah, totally. so out of all of your years so far,
is there any. Go to advice. that you would say or
give anyone.
Give your kids.
Give me. Give youngsters a younger version of
yourself.
dang, there's just so much, um. It is funny how
things that you find out to be so heart wrenching
and heartbreaking really do end up working out.
Like losing your job Yeah. The biggest things, out
of like, lessons learned that you never would
guess what the positives would be until time has
totally passed. But like my breakup with Bozo.
Bozo, and then definitely the job loss, those are
like the two biggest ones that really impacted me
because I was really sad. But, I'm like, you know,
honestly, I think it worked out how it
needed to and now it's all positive in the end
because we're out of the void, people, and I am
the only thing that matters. Just kidding. Just
kidding. But it was a positive. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
So what would be one thing that you would want
people to remember you by if you were to die
tomorrow? That's how it sounded, but that's not
how I meant it. But yes,
I want people who interacted with me to really
know and feel that I cared about them.
Like, it's one of those things that I pride myself
on. When I meet people, I find it very important
to know their name. And I remember their names
typically. Like, I just, you know, So I truly do
think that everybody has something special about
them. And I want people to know that I noticed
that. Like, honestly, that's beautiful. Would you
have expected that?
I don't know. What I. I didn't expect anything for
that one.
Do you have a tear in your eyes?
No, I just had a scratch on my cheek.
I mean, what I would think sometimes people would
think about me is that I was typically like an
always positive person. Like, I think I usually
see I'm an Optimistic person. And I feel like
that's what people
M.
I don't know.
No, it's just funny because all of the memories
from your beginning years were like, dark or
negative.
Those are the ones that caused me to learn,
apparently. I don't know.
You're doing great.
so we kind of touched on it. But if you were to
send a message one year to yourself.
A year.
Yeah. So one year from now, if you were to send a
message to yourself now what do you think you
would say? Because we kind of touched on like what
you'd say to your younger self and that's. If
there's any heartbreak, you will come out on top.
it's really funny because. Well, now you know this
because I touched on it briefly when you asked me
how I felt about or how my birthday was yesterday.
Okay.
And I said I was sad.
Yes. It was one of your first, sad birthdays.
Yeah.
I really don't think I've had a sad birthday where
I was ever in my head about age and such. And I
obviously have two kids and it's on my mind
whether I want a third or not, you know, So I was
sad about not knowing how I felt.
Sad about the unknown.
Yeah. But also feeling like it's a, I want to say
ticking time bomb. That's how it feels like to me
because I'm not 40 yet and I know you can have
kids later in life, but like, it's not my
preference. My body is not what it was in my 20s.
Yeah, but I mean, you had Zach and you were just
fine.
I know. Yes. but there's just all the typical
thoughts that you can imagine of getting older and
considering being pregnant again and not knowing
when you want that to happen, if that is what we
decide to do. so I guess my dad taking advice of
what I just said, I would send myself a reminder
that things will work out as they need, as they
should. And I shouldn't worry about it.
It kind of goes back into what you were saying So
you would, you'd say the same thing?
Yeah, pretty much.
Okay, so not like rapid fire, but some questions
what happened in the last year that you want to
carry with you into the next year?
you know, I got back into ultimate Frisbee. That
would be nice to to be able to continue, in some
way.
Okay, yeah, I somewhat expected that answer. What
is one thing you're grateful that happened this
past year
I am grateful actually that I taught my boy to
swim.
Excellent. Good answer, Good answer. Yay. What is
one lesson you'll carry into the next year? Did
you learn anything this last year of being 36?
Um,
more marriage wise. Communication can always be
better and that's always going to be a work in
progress.
Feel you there. what was your favorite memory from
this past year?
Favorite memory.
there's so many. I think a lot of them relate to
the sibling love,
the kiddos.
With the kiddos, there's just so many good.
You literally just told me that you had one of
your favorite vacations with your in law family.
Oh, uh, that's true. That was a good one.
There's a few good ones. Like I'm happy that I got
back into ultimate Frisbee. It's really funny, we
just got a bunch of random girls together and
played at regionals. But like we all made it to
nationals. So like that's pretty cool. Um, but
yeah, We've had some good vacations where I think
my expectations are just like better set. And I've
set either better boundaries or I'm um, just
trying to treat myself more. so okay, lots of
that.
okay.
What challenge taught you the most?
I mean that goes I think back to the communication
thing.
Jake, I'm happy. Keeps me honest about some
Things. And really, he can be a better fighter at
talking through when I am, not wanting to chat or
whatever.
he's persistent to work through it.
Yes.
Okay.
Yes.
homegirl. I'll tell you the challenge you're in
right now.
Oh, are you going to tell me?
Potty training with Emma.
Oh, my gosh. How did I forget about that one?
I don't know. But that is your challenge that you
are being tossed through. That you are still
learning.
Yes. Thank you. That's my answer.
You're so welcome. It was. It was a great answer,
though, with Jake, too. I'm glad he can work
through things. It is. It is really actually good.
I'm not being sarcastic.
No, yeah, no, I was trying to think of a better
way to say it. That Jake is also really good at,
helping me push through. And, like, that is what
I'm challenged with. Shutting down pretty much.
And I can be super stubborn. And he. Homeboy does
persevere.
Good on him. I, too, do the same things.
Got it.
What song do you think defined this year? Or show
or obsession? Something that you just maybe
listened to so much, probably because of Emma, or
just defined everything going on with you this
year.
Well, you know, it's funny. I re. I have
rediscovered, Demi Lovato's confident. It's so. I
get so amped. It's so fantastic.
Are you building your confidence?
Totally. But that's fantastic at the same time.
Wilson Phillips. Hold on. Also just hits, like,
it's so good. And then. Yeah, it's just like all
of Avril Lavigne's popular songs. Those are, uh.
That's my anthem these days, because that's with
my girl.
And yeah, Emma will sing them. M. Sing your ear
off with them.
So fabulous.
Okay, so to next year. What are you looking
forward to in the year of 37?
I do like, an odd numbered year once I hit 30.
Okay.
I mean, I'm not usually into odd numbers. Even
numbers, whatever. But once I hit 30.
Coming from the person who used to eat Skittles in
only even numbers of the right colors.
But, you know, now I. I'll eat all of them now.
You're on to odds. Apparently.
Yeah, it happened after 30. Like, 31. 33.
Okay. Those were the years.
Those apparently. I. I just like the sound of.
Feels right. 37.
So is there anything specifically you're looking
forward to?
I don't know. I want.
I look forward to Emma hopefully becoming potty
trained.
Yes, hopefully. Because, honestly, I feel like
that is a hindrance to wanting to travel any
place, because I have realized, even on some of
our smaller trips, that she's just gonna hold. It
sets her back, and so I. What's the point of
traveling if it's just gonna cause her pain? So
once I'm past that hurdle, then maybe I'll take a
cruise.
A cruise would be nice.
A cruise sounds lovely. And I want to go to
Hawaii. Like, I just. I don't know if that's.
I Us talking about Hawaii the other day. Brought
it back. yeah. And then also playing more
Ultimate.
Yes. Yes.
How do you want to grow as a person in this next
year?
I mean, I guess you kind of also said it for your
marriage, like, communication and not shutting him
out more, but still less.
I think my patience still needs to grow and will
always be a. Ah, challenge with kids. They will
always test your patience.
Yeah. Every year that the kids grow, too, comes
new. Yeah, New challenges, for sure.
Yeah.
What is your favorite berry if you had to choose
one and only one to eat for the rest of your life?
Oh, my gosh.
Angela's obsessed with berries. I saw these
canisters. They screamed her name at me because
she needed them in her life. And then I filled
them with berry
things, and that's basically if I.
It's been a berry good year for Angela.
Oh, my gosh. Is this all why you wanted to say
I snuck it in there? So choose a berry.
I still have chocolate, though.
In this scenario, you can have it however you want
it, but it is only one berry and one berry only,
man.
I don't know. I'm between the strawberry and the
blueberry, because those are what I'm eating.
Most of that is what I see you eat the most, but
you only get one.
Mmm. maybe blueberry, because there's more things
I can also mix it in, like blueberry muffins.
Blueberry waffles.
All right. She chose blueberry and I have
something.
Is this what you guessed? I would guess.
No. Oh, this. Oh, is a bowl that I'm holding up.
I saw you grab something from your kitchen, and I
thought it was a blue package, but I didn't.
It was a blue bowl, and I'm gonna have you. You
say you've tried one before, but we kept
forgetting, and so this was the perfect
opportunity.
It's a date.
It is a prune.
Oh, a prune.
Wait, is it a prune? It's a prune. I was like,
wait, is it a date? Garna, you confused me. It's a
prune.
I don't know what a date is.
Let me tell everyone. I had a prune the other day,
and I had, uh, asked Angela if she'd ever had one.
And I am waiting to share my experience. And so I
just need to know your experience of eating this
prune. So here you go. You got a prune. Do you
want multiples?
No, I'm okay.
That's pretty big.
I feel like I'm just happy it's not a cockroach or
something. It does not look appealing. If I had
just seen, like. What is that? Like a slug?
A wrinkly slug.
Has anyone seen a prune? I don't think I would
have guessed. This is a prune anyway. Okay. Smells
like a big raisin.
Wow. You just went for it. I think I bit mine in
half. Go. Bigger. Home.
Go.
Your face says things.
It's like it wants to be a raisin.
It's too big to be a raisin. It's worse. Do you
like raisins?
I love raisins. Okay. Do you not?
No, I like raisins.
It's just the, I don't know what terms to use for
fruit, but it's like the fleshy, like the body.
The body of it. There's so much of it.
I know. Like I said, you shoved it all in your
mouth. I took a bite of mine. I bit mine in half.
Could you eat a bunch of these.
In quarters?
Let me tell you my experience. I bit into this
thing, and I chewed it up, and I thought I was
eating a cockroach.
I'm glad you told me that after.
It's like the skin. When you bit it in half, the.
It's like the skin of it, like, burst, fell off
and cracked. And I. Yeah, assumed there's so much
mushy stuff inside, and it's kind of crunchy.
Ish. Not like crunchy like you just ate
a bug, but yeah, it It was very much like an
insect before because you said it looked like a
cockroach and it does. And then. But also it
didn't obviously taste like a cockroach. It tasted
fine. But let me tell you, I cannot have a prune
solely based off of texture because that, to me,
was eating a cockroach.
Ew. Well, thanks for that.
To end on a positive, my next
trip around the sun started off with a, uh, prune.
Prune, not date. To end on the positive, what is
your favorite part of your everyday?
You know, walking into my kids room. They share a
room and they just have the biggest smile on their
face. When I walk into that room, Zach's just
looking toward the door already, and he has just
like the cutest smile. And then Emma's just like
bouncing like, I'm ready.
Get out of this. Get out of this room. Ready for
the day.
Yeah, they're. But they're cute even before that
moment when I hear them on the baby monitor and
they play together before I go into that room.
They love to mirror each other in their cribs and
they'll hop, they'll throw their heads back and
then they'll come back and they're just giggling.
That's the cutest thing. That's my favorite so
far. Cute. But then also, I love at the end of the
day when Emma tells me, okay, bye. Have a great
nap. I'll see you when you wake up. It's just the
best.
She says it in like one full breath. Like that.
Yes. Every time before. Every time she falls
asleep.
It's so funny because Ace has been calling sleep
like bedtime a nap too. And I'm like, no, this is
just bed. I know.
I can't correct her anymore. Everything is a nap.
I'm like, I don't care. Just go to sleep. Yeah,
well, that was, uh, Angela interview.
Yeah, thanks. I didn't ask you any questions.
It wasn't about me. Bye.
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