And it was a beautiful calling on my life because through that love I was able to learn so much about people.

Then there's also, I remember one time we were at the synagogue and we were doing 24 Hours as a Jew.

It was a whole series, 24 Hours as a Buddhist.

This was 24 hours as a Jew, and we had met on Shabbat Friday night and Saturday morning.

We were at class, and we walked around the neighborhood, and we ate.

It was about 3 o'clock, and we were about done.

And so it was a little less than 24 hours as a Jew, and the rabbi was preparing the Havdalah candle and the spices, and a couple LSU students walked in.

built in and the kind of Robin you said something you know the kind of being robbed of a day of rest I think the that is what I find the beauty of having these conversations as we get to think about our practices as people and see how other people do it and are able to renegotiate our relationship with religion, with the world, with everything.