Hobby Lobby

And by multiple, I think she wants a tree in every room.

So we went to Hobby Lobby.

They got some absolute banger skinny trees, and we did that.

And, yeah, it was decorating every ornament you can think of from her childhood.

Yeah.

You know, they don't do Hobby Lobby as well as Hobby Lobby does.

Hobby Lobby.

Hobby Lobby Light.

Yes, it is Hobby Lobby Light.

All right, next.

All right, so this is good for what else? Yeah, everyone needs a little Kamala word salad on a Monday morning.

This is what the White House looks like on any given day.

There's even videos exposing that he probably bought a lot of this at Hobby Lobby or in the cheapest possible manner.

And when I look up what the Cheesecake Factory looks like, just a random photo inside the Cheesecake Factory, this is what pops up.

I totally see it.

Yeah.

I remember one time I worked at Hobby Lobby and I dropped a ceramic ball, reached out with my foot, caught it on my toes on my foot.

That's not anything that I would ever do.

I couldn't.

And it may be, well, I really like that picture on the wall.

I bought it at Hobby Lobby.

I mean, you know what I mean? It may have to really work.

But look, intentionally give thanks for something around you, for something in the moment, for something.

So, no, we had a blast.

The dangerous part, though, about going, doing, spending the weekend there was, I believe, the Hobby Lobby, the Target, Bath and Body Works, and the Costco stops.

That's what really put a little dent in the...

Oh, and Rally House.

Honey, these are like all $100 items.

We're going to go find something a little cheaper at Walmart.

And then we ended up compromising at Rally House, which happened to be right next to Hobby Lobby.

Anyway, shout out.

But It says laundry, finish the thank you cards for my wedding, order our costumes, make two of my clients content calendars, delete class pass, check a bank dispute that I disputed something with my bank that was a wrong charge.

um wash my sheets pay my bills for the month make Brandon's Halloween costume and go to Hobby Lobby and almost all of those are crossed off right now okay and this kind of has been my running list for this month and I make one every month I'll add to it as the month goes but I have that right at my desk where my computer is so it's like my computer with the two post-it notes my calendar and then that list As soon as I walk into my office, sit at the desk, that's how you get shit done, ladies and gents.

Okay, so in that nightly post-it, I'm telling you, it helps me.

It helped me so much in the morning because the decision about tomorrow has already been made.

Because ownership says, well, this is mine, so what do I wanna do with it? Whereas stewardship asks, Since all I have is the Lord's, what would the owner do with it? And this is the dichotomy of ownership and stewardship.

By the way, the entrepreneur of our story, if you haven't figured it out, I made just a super funny little comment, almost like a little buried joke at the very beginning about this, but it's David Green, founder of Hobby Lobby.

Way at the beginning, I said, you know, if you had a friend who was doing this, you'd probably tell him like, hey man, let's chalk this up to a hobby.

A little bit of a ba-dum-psh moment, but you know, and the irony here is broader than my poor dad humor.

We are going to talk a little bit about decorating, your taste in decorating, and I hate it when presidents fight over who's buying what.

They're at the Hobby Lobby, but Obama and Trump seem to have a major difference when it comes to how they decorate.

Obama really taking it to Trump over the weekend.

Not that it much matters, but we'll talk about it here on the Big 89 WLS, but right now.