Do You Want to Build a Snowman?

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... song Do You Want to Build a Snowman, perfect pitch.

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Um, you knew all the words.

[laughs] So as you say hello to that space, I'd invite you to connect with that divine feminine energy, and ask it if it wants to play.

I'm envisioning in the movie Frozen, the one sister knocking on the door singing the Do You Want to Build a Snowman song.

[laughs] Is there a knocking at the door with the divine feminine, do you wanna come out and play? [laughs] Can the divine feminine come out and play? And there's a, there's a certain silliness to asking that, right? Um, and I think sometimes it feels so uncomfortable because we have to move through the world with a certain amount of, of decorum and following certain rules about how we need to be.

And oftentimes we don't give ourselves that space to, um, play when we have to take everything so seriously as adults.

Having a bowl doing so.

And then it's like, do you want to build a cellar? And I'm singing this to the tune of Frozen's Do You Want to Build a Snowman? That's embarrassing to admit.

So like, do you want to build a cellar? Come on, let's go and dig.

And I'm, like, so excited.

It's a rematch, okay.

Uh, 2010s is, uh, Do You Want to Build a Snowman?

Do you want to build a snowman or ride our bikes around the halls? Think some company is overdue.

I've started talking to the pictures on the walls.

Hang in there, Joan.

Okay, wait, wait.

What was Caleb's?

Do You Want to Build a Snowman?