Michelle MrasHost
Brian SwansonHost
And the first thing that we talked about on this one, I love this one because it is so true.

And I think about it every once in a while, is the conveniences that we have today.

Did you ever feel like you're kind of disconnected these days? When was the last time somebody showed up and knocked on your door just for the hell of it?

No, when I first moved to Colorado Springs, my neighbors all came to my house one night.

We were unpacking, and they showed up at the house with a basket of cookies and a bottle of wine and then invited us to come up to a dance party up the street.

I think when we moved in, we actually had somebody who came over as a welcome wagon.

And the first thing that we talked about on this one, I love this one because it is so true.

And I think about it every once in a while, is the conveniences that we have today.

Did you ever feel like you're kind of disconnected these days? When was the last time somebody showed up and knocked on your door just for the hell of it?

No, when I first moved to Colorado Springs, my neighbors all came to my house one night.

We were unpacking, and they showed up at the house with a basket of cookies and a bottle of wine and then invited us to come up to a dance party up the street.

I think when we moved in, we actually had somebody who came over as a welcome wagon.
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