the colors, the people.

It's kind of like a phrase.

Go for it.

But like a breath of fresh air.

Because like we just had like a chat recently as a group and Like life is so busy, right? And just walking through the door is like a break, which I really like.

And then walking back out, it's not like we're going back into life, but it feels like fresher.

If you had to give some advice just in general to people of the world, what would you say?

um someone told me this about a year ago um actually on the day of my wedding oh but like just don't sweat the small stuff like I'm a very detail-oriented person and then not sweating the small stuff is like a big thing that I'm really trying to do and I think it's probably good for everybody not to like intensify every little thing that they do in the day

But, you know.

Yeah.

It's yummy though.

But I think the shifting point for me was in a drama class that I took, which was in like year eight or something.

Okay.

And this girl had started crying.

She was one of my friends and she started crying because someone had killed a bug and in the room and everyone started teasing her and saying you know it's so stupid that she started getting really upset about this this bug that had been killed and then the drama teacher sat us all down in a circle and we started talking about how um How life, you know, not that it's sacred is what she was saying, but that life comes in many forms and that, you know, big or small, we all have an individual experience of life.

But then when it comes to animals