The Husband of the Pod Has Entered The Chat

All right, darling, what are you leaning into this week? Or at the moment.

At the moment? Uh, there's one...

I thought of something the other day when, yeah, we were walking.

It was, like, that nice, that mad rainbow.

Oh yeah, double rainbow.

And, and you took a photo of it, and I said, "They never look as good IRL."

Mm.

I've, I'm gonna call it the rainbow theory.

Ooh, details.

Or, or you can call it sunset or sunrise theory.

I'm certain it is.

Whatever you wanna call it.

But it's a, it's a metaphor.

Okay.

So I think if you...

Have you ever taken a photo of a rainbow or a sunset or sunrise and it just never does it justice?

Yeah, it's never the same.

Like, it could be the most, the most amazing sunset, and it just looks like, like, you know, 80% on your phone.

But, like, all it's doing by taking a photo of it is taking you away from that moment.

So the reason it doesn't look as good is 'cause it wasn't meant to be captured in a photo.

So, like, next time you see that rainbow or sunset or sunrise and you're like, "First thing is to, I'm gonna capture it," like, who are you capturing it for? Like, use that as, like, a, a moment or, like, a, a prompt to put your phone away and actually just enjoy the sunset or the sunrise or the rainbow.

'Cause, you know, we've been getting some amazing winter sunsets up where we live.

We take the dogs out for a walk on, like, the Lennox Hill, and it's just like I've n- I don't think I've ever felt so appreciative of where I live and, like, my physical environment, because I've just really been, like, take, making a note to appreciate, like, the beauty of, of life.

Mm.

I suppose, like, maybe I'm just feeling anti-tech with all, like, the tech going on in the world and AI and all this, and you know, what, what I said before about, like, where you can keep your dating and relationships physical.