No Pill's Gonna Cure My Ills

In this episode of the Closet Disco Queen podcast, Queenie and TT engage in a lively discussion about various topics, including their unique dining room setup, delightful pastries, and the evolving landscape of cannabis in the beverage market. They explore the intersection of cannabis and health, emphasizing the importance of open conversations with healthcare providers about cannabis use. The episode also features a fun segment on cannabis strains, highlighting the amusingly named 'Purple Monkey Balls.' Overall, the conversation is light-hearted, informative, and encourages listeners to embrace cannabis culture without stigma.

Welcome to the Closet Disco Queen Pot-Cast, a comedy podcast with music and pop culture references that keeps you laughing and engaged. Join our hosts, Queenie & TT as they share humorous anecdotes about daily life, offering women's perspectives on lifestyle and wellness. We dive into funny cannabis conversations and stories, creating an entertaining space where nothing is off-limits. Each episode features entertaining discussions on pop culture trends, as we discuss music, culture, and cannabis in a light-hearted and inclusive manner. Tune in for a delightful blend of humor, insight, and relatable stories that celebrate life's quirks and pleasures. Our Closet Disco Queen Pot-Cast deals with legal adult cannabis use and is intended for entertainment purposes only for those 21 and older

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Queenie (00:03.998)
Hi there! Join our casual conversations for curious, bewildered, and aspiring midlife cannabis queens. Welcome to the Closet Disco Queen podcast, featuring Queenie and Titi. So kick off your platform shoes, sit back and get ready to laugh and learn all about adult use cannabis without having to ask a 22-year-old. Let's get rolling!

Queenie (00:33.132)
Well, hello, TT. Hello, Queenie. How are you? I am well, thank you. We are in the living room. Dining room. Dining room, lord. Jesus, I'm sitting right here. China closet. We're in the china closet at TT's mother's house. No, we're in the dining room. But we are also in the flight path. Yes, we are. So we may have some...

some pauses for some airline activity. Yes. Did you see another plane crash? No. Well, it no, it didn't crash it. It had to do an emergency landing. And when it landed, it burst into flame. And there was a picture this morning of people just standing out on the wing. No, I missed that. Yeah, American Airlines. Guess what? I'm flying tomorrow. Well, they've had a spate of

Well, that is not reassuring, thank you. Yeah, but look at it this way. It's gotten out of the way for them. I'm sure that's what the people on that flight said. You know, are the chances? dear God. And Southwest got rid of free luggage. That sucks. And you know, what's happening is people are, I wonder why.

losing faith in the airlines and not flying as much. I can't imagine. All these crashes because there was that other Medevac helicopter. Well the Medevac and then the one in DC. Airlines flight. Have you ever, do you remember this many air incidents? Well before the one in DC the country had gone like what 18 years before between major air disasters. my goodness. So yeah.

It's okay, cut the fat. Cut the fat. Air controllers. Cut the fat. Cut the heart. Cut the like that. I saw Albany, the National Weather Service in Albany send out a little alert that they're not going to be able to float their weather balloons any longer because of the cuts. Yeah. So we're basically not going to get.

Queenie (02:45.006)
any weather information. Not updated, no. Yeah. So just look out the window. Just what it's going to come down to. Feels pretty warm out there to me today. Honey used to always say when that whole Doppler weather thing started, he'd go, I got my own Doppler. All I got to do is look out the window. Well, then we'll be dialing in for Honey. We'll be back to Doppler. I know. Personal Dopplers. That's right. We'll be able to...

predict the weather. it's frightening to think about like places that get huge storms and you know places that have to prepare for wildfires and all that kind of stuff. absolutely. Hurricane and little things like that. Little natural disasters.

Queenie (03:35.502)
Honey says, got my own Doppler All I gotta do is look out the window It's all about Honey's Doppler It's all about Honey's Doppler It's all about Honey's Doppler Isn't it always? Isn't it always?

Queenie (04:05.838)
Isn't it always, isn't it always I gotta do is look out the window It's all about honey's doubler It's all about honey's doubler It's all about honey's doubler

Queenie (04:26.83)
you

Isn't it always

Queenie (04:39.31)
Isn't it always? Isn't it always?

Queenie (04:57.759)
it always

So here we are, now why perchance are we in the dining room of Titi's mother? Because Titi could not get away to come up to our studio and...

I'm leaving tomorrow for Wisco. That's right. So today's actually Friday. And we're, we have been all over the place know, we're little early again this week. And, but you are very gracious in lugging all of our equipment down here to the dining room table. No big deal. We are here and we are, we're set up very nicely and we just injected a quarter stick of butter each into our, directly into our hearts. my goodness.

Those French certainly know to make a pastry. They sure do. Holy shit. They know how to live. That's well, even though their lives may be shortened. they're great lives though. They are. I mean, really, how can you argue with this? if I could eat this every day, I'd give up a couple years. heck yeah. Especially now. yeah. You know, there's more behind us than there's ahead of us, right?

What's immediately ahead of us is not pretty looking. No. So why not enjoy it? we've got 15 years, it's butter pastries at least 10 years to get clogged up crap. Oh, no. Get out of them. I thought you meant to get totally clogged up. No. Well, I am taking a stand so I can pretty much eat what I want. think that's how it works. think you might be a little, you know, misinformed.

Queenie (06:35.096)
We can talk about that some other time. Okay. But yes, I had a lovely visit with Margot yesterday and she was just gracious enough to bring back this delightful pastry known to Brittany in France from her visit home and it is to die for. Apparently they do make them at the PB Boulangerie.

Really? In Wellfleet, they fly off the shelves. Well, no wonder. Yes, now we know why. You couldn't get them last summer. I know. We're going to be at the door. Look, their nose is pressed against the window. We're here. Can you imagine having these on the cape? The waves crashing and the wind blowing in the sun.

Little morning coffee. could take it out onto the island. I agree. think it's a perfect snack. It's the perfect food. Food for all reasons and seasons. sounds like a plan today. Thank you, Marco. It's wonderful. And Marco will be opening her own bakery soon. So a creperie. She's going to do crepes at the Del Mar Farmers Market starting in May. So authentic French crepe. Sweet.

and savory. I'd love to try some of the savories because that's very intriguing to me. Buckwheat flour. Mmm. Yes. Oh yum. Yes. She's putting all So you could go and have... Din din and then dessert. then dessert. Yeah. Yes. Crepes for everyone. Crepes. Crepes around the horn. What the hell? No, she's got nearly everything bureaucratically in place. Okay. So we'll see. That's good. Lots of... That's... She's moving quickly. She really is. Good for her.

determined absolutely so that'll be fun once once that's open we'll be able to chow down on it this this delightful pastry is so good so freaking good

Queenie (08:47.434)
Our Closet Disco Queen podcast deals with legal adult cannabis use and is intended for entertainment purposes only for those 21 and older.

Queenie (08:59.554)
Why don't you share with everyone about your experience calling the appliance repairman? Well, I asked my neighbor if he could recommend someone because the little number that my mom had taped into the dryer, onto the dryer, was no longer in service. It was probably out service 25 years ago. anyway, she has a Whirlpool or Maytag, one of those really good ones. So anyway, I call...

I thought it was Cornwall Appliance. called, I looked, I Googled Cornwall Appliance. Right, they're right around the corner. They're right around the corner. It's like an institution in the town of Conway. Yeah, they've there forever. what, the 60s, 50s? yeah, I think it was his father's God, so yeah, and it hasn't changed a whole lot No, it hasn't. They don't have a website, know, so I had a little trouble finding the number, but I found it and I called and I said, hey, I'm wondering, my dryer isn't operating properly.

drum isn't spinning, everything else is working, but it's not spinning. And I said, I think it might be a belt. And she said, yeah, yeah, it's a belt. It sounds like it. might be something else too. you know, and I said, she said, now where do you live? And I gave her the address. I said, I'm right around the corner from you. And da da da da. And she said, where? And I said, you know, and call me. And she said, where are you calling from?

I said, colony New York, did you say, yeah, I'm in Canada.

Queenie (10:31.598)
Canada! Okay, what are the chances, right? Cornwall applies. Well, come to find out that the one that's been here forever that I've driven past a thousand times is Cornwell, not Cornwall. Cornwell, not Cornwall. Right, so anyway, but I did, when I found out I was speaking to someone in Canada, I did feel it was incumbent upon me.

to make an apology. I said, I am so sorry for what our president is doing. I just want you to know that.

Queenie (11:13.752)
How? my God, that is so good. Holy crap. That is so good.

Queenie (11:22.414)
She said we should heat it up too. imagine this, heat it up. Do you want to eat it? No. Bless you. Bless you. It's almost like, it's like shortbread, but.

Dewey? Mm-hmm.

Queenie (11:49.256)
look at the, look at the...

the flakiness. Oh I know, all these little layers. Mmm. How do they do that?

Queenie (12:04.59)
Hmm.

Queenie (12:09.174)
If she made these, she could be a good billionaire.

Queenie (12:17.836)
my god. She brought this from France or she made it? From France. From France. that is delicious. Holy.

Queenie (12:34.808)
This is.

Queenie (12:41.984)
It's like a sugar cookie. It's butter, sugar, and whatever, but it's really, really good.

Queenie (12:58.782)
my god.

like if you could make butter into pastry and sprinkle sugar on it.

Holy moly.

Alright,

Queen Amman.

Queenie (13:40.366)
Queen of Man.

Queenie (13:45.409)
Here's a recipe.

Queenie (13:54.019)
That is...

very very rich.

Originated around 1860.

Queenie (14:06.73)
fattiest pastry in all of Europe. All right. Well, we kind of figured as much, right? It's all butter. my god, it's butter. It's just like butter. my god. I know. Fattiest pastry in Europe. Yeah, well, we can, yeah, that's kind of where it's coming in. Delish, delish, delish. I know. Speaking of cholesterol. Let's say.

If I could just eat that every day? yeah. Go for it. What the hell? So you die a few years earlier. It's worth it. So good. my goodness. It's worth it.

Queenie (14:56.287)
BT tell me the news where is it legal

Queenie (15:13.484)
Where is it legal?

Queenie (15:37.102)
Titi, do you have a story for us this week? do. What might that be? I thought this was interesting given our conversations about...

Queenie (15:53.454)
It seems to be working. I guess it's just been sitting on the table. I think it's better that way because I'm not getting all those crackly sounds. There you go. Well, T.T. just realized her lavalier mic is sitting on the table. What an idiot. Not attached to her clothing. But that's okay. It's working. It's working. my goodness. We're right on top of things. Well, it is morning too. It is. I think we do our best work in the evening. Later in the day, we're a little more...

fermented. All right. So I do have a story. Okay. Feel free to share. Let's just pick it up right there. Well we've talked about how cannabis is actually overtaking the alcohol industry. yes. But there are some alcohol distributors that are very smartly diversifying and this new story is about Wana brands.

which we've about before, that Wana Brands is getting its hemp-derived THC beverage line into Total Wine stores. Yeah. So if you go to Total Wine, it's in nine states around the country, you can buy three different kinds of Wana beverages, both five milligram and 10 milligrams.

And so they also, this particular wine chain also carries drinks from, let me see, there's another one, another national big, Cura Leaf, Cura Leaf. Okay. From Cura Leaf. So I just thought that was really interesting. beverage market, yes. I find it, so the cannabis infused beverages are being sold in...

wine stores. Wine stores. Interesting. And this particular wine store that has many locations, like I said it's in nine straits around the country and Wannabrians is I believe one of the biggest edible providers in the country. Wow. Now see that would never fly in New York for number of reasons. New York doesn't allow multi-unit owners of liquor stores, wine and liquor stores.

Queenie (18:18.638)
And there's no way that they... We can't even get wine in the grocery store. can't imagine they're going to allow cannabis in the liquor stores. Too much bureaucracy and regulatory bullshit for that to happen. me, I thought the most interesting part of this though is that there are people who are in the alcohol industry saying, boy, we got to get on board this train here.

Absolutely, one way or the other. So, well that is interesting, especially in light of the fact that this week Sweet Potato is proposing 200 % tariffs on European wines. Really? Mm-hmm. Wow. 200%. 200! Yes, it's a retail, of course. I know you find this hard to believe it's retaliatory, but... Well, it's in everything. So, who knows what's going to be available, even though... Oh my goodness. Yeah.

Well that's interesting. Yeah. That they're definitely making inroads into that particular market. But as I said, unless there were really significant changes in the laws here in New York, I don't see that. No, I don't think that will happen here. At least not in our lifetime. Not well. And also because don't products have to be made in the state? Well it's interesting. It's made or the cannabis has to be grown or it has to be processed in New York.

There was another article in the paper just this morning about the cannabis industry in New York being harmed by kind of this under the table manipulation, whether or not these products, some products and dispensaries that are being sold are truly New York based at all. They've just somehow skirted.

Skirt in the long so and you know the idea of the article was is this harming our industry? Harming the people who are following the letter of the law doing what they should be doing and by undercutting that it's Undercutting the whole the whole industry system. Well, I think that's sort of in line with the the non-licensed Suppliers of cannabis are really trying to crack down on that too. Sure. So yeah, New York's trying to get their arms around

Queenie (20:43.276)
some of these miscellaneous suppliers. Yes. That's okay though. It's still, you know, I mean, it's still a relatively new industry. is. about it. So. and just to give you a little update, there's nothing new going on with the rescheduling. Of course not. With everything else going on, I'm not sure the rescheduling has probably fallen to Yeah, it is no longer a priority. mean, the thing is though, there are still people who like,

What I've been reading is there's so much going on. Pick one thing, you know? Well, you can't pay attention to any one thing because there's so much going on. So people who have always had this desire to support the rescheduling of cannabis are still out there working for it. It's just that with everything else going on, there's not going to be...

Incoming!

Queenie (21:46.287)
No, it's true. mean there are people that are still working on this, but it's just so distracting. There's just so much going on. Yeah, and I think, you know, I do think that there are a lot of people who are working really, really hard to basically salvage all the damage that's being done, you know. So we have to remain hopeful in that regard. We hopefully have to be hopeful. we can be hopeful. Hopefully we can be hopeful.

There are many many smart people who are not horrible people. There are many many smart people that aren't horrible people. We just have to surround ourselves with those people. That's right. Good god. It's damn disgusting though.

What have you consumed today? A cookie, a gummy, or a potent J? Did you basic dab it or roll your own way? Tell me what cannabis you consumed today.

Queenie (23:07.531)
So Titi, what have we consumed today? Well, I was fortunate enough for you to share with me some of your high dose drops from Heirloom. Heirloom. Heirloom. No, it's really Heirloom. you're right. Yes, Heirloom, our favorite. They're one of our favorites because we've had their beverages. Yes, we love their beverages. Had their elixir, their little tinctures in the past. They also have

vape pens, little vape cartridges. So yeah, oh and they've got gummies too. Yes, yes, yes, yes they do. So this is the high dose drops these are just full spectrum THC. So yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, it's all good. Yeah, they're faster acting than like if I had taken a gummy it would have taken a while for it to kick in. Right and we didn't have time to wait. No time.

I should have taken it at six o'clock this morning. We're a tight time frame here. We've got to get moving. yes, these are, this is oil-based also. So this is not the same as the beverage enhancer. Right. So the beverage enhancer drops. They're water soluble. Yeah, they're water soluble. So it's a totally different mouth feel and a different purpose. Right. It's absorbed in a different way. And you could put that in beverages. This

with the oil, it's merely a coconut oil. It is, it's coconut oil. It'll float on top, right? Yeah, it's not gonna do anything to... So we just merely put this under our tongues, allowing the... Cannabinoids? Cannabinoids to be absorbed through the delicate mucosal lining of our mouth. Yeah. Right, so there's lots of blood vessels there. Yeah.

of go salivary glands. Right, just sucked right into our right into our old blood system. Yeah. Blood system? Circulatory system. Bloodstream. Bloodstream. I see I'm mixing things again. See I'm just trying to cut right through being ultra efficient. Making your own words.

Queenie (25:43.401)
Are you ready to play every everybody's favorite game? Is it a strain or a figment of community sprain? Well, I think I'm ready. She thinks she's ready. Every week I say that and I have been way off the last few weeks, but I'm gonna I'm ready to give it a shot. We'll see. We'll see how you do this. Okay, because there's been no rhyme or reason. really every week is a crapshoot. This is true. Basically.

So this week's selection is, I think you'll like this. It'll give you plenty to talk about. Let's put that way. Purple monkey balls.

Queenie (26:27.607)
Purple monkey balls, my goodness. Is that indeed a Wow, I hope so. Is it a strain? Queenie's green. wow. Which purple? Well, let's break this down. Let's break it down because it could be a strain because there are cannabis plants that are largely, the buds are largely purple.

And we've got purple haze and purple this and purple that. So that makes sense. The monkey balls part is a little confusing. you know, the first thing I thought of when you said that was there are those, of course, they're not, it's not their balls. It's their monkeys with the bare butts, you know, they look like their butts are shaved. I thought of them, but they also, they have, there's a monkey with blue something on it. What is it? Blue? Blue.

Blue balls. don't know what could be. monkey with blue balls. Blue balls. No, wait. Really? I don't know. Something blue? I thought so. monkey with something. You're of blue-footed boobies? No. They're cool birds. They are. What am I thinking of? I don't know. probably made it up in my head. A monkey with What would be blue? A bonobo? You know what? Oh, bonobo. No, I'm thinking of... They have proboscis. They're not big. Yeah, but they're not blue.

No, they're not. They've got big proboscis. Yeah. But nobody knows about balls. don't hide their balls. They're not wearing underwear. No. So you can see their balls. Well, if you have a certain vantage point, I suppose. squat a lot. Underneath. That's true. Underneath. up in the trees. It's quite the vantage point. Show me your balls. think... Do I know what blue balls are? Well, yeah.

Yes. Well, okay. So it could be referring to that as a cannabis strain, unfulfilled monkeys. Very frustrated monkeys. Frustrate. So what could that be communicating? Here, have this. It'll make you feel like a frustrated monkey. No, I don't think that's a good thing. No, that's not a good thing. We don't want to feel like frustrated monkeys. So yeah, although I

Queenie (28:53.323)
Blue balls.

prefer marbles. Really? Not really. Not really at all. I don't think there was ever a bluey marble, was there? I don't know. I was really never into marbles. No, think there were steelies and twirlies. forget what else. Yeah, I don't know. But okay, but no blueies probably. Then there's blue balls. We know you keep focusing on blue balls. seems to be a We already talked about the purple. We did talk about, well now you're introducing another color. right.

So, okay, what was the name of your testicles? Purple monkey balls. Purple monkey balls. I would guess monkey balls might all be purple. don't know. Can you cultivate monkey testicles in your mind? Whether they're purple or not? No, I don't believe I've recalled seeing any purple.

monkey testicles in my years of observing male monkeys from below. those years of studying the monkey, the traits of the male monkey in their say that this is a strain. TT has decided that purple monkey balls is a strain. Yes. And God knows. it's the purple part.

The purple part, that's all you need. That's sticking strictly with the purple because it says purple, therefore it is a strain. Okey dokey. Well, would you be surprised to learn that you were absolutely correct? I am! You are! Purple Monkey Balls is truly a strain. It is a real honest to goodness cannabis strain.

Queenie (30:52.075)
The genetic heritage of purple monkey balls is somewhat murky. What we do know is that it is an indica dominant mix of a Northern Californian purple strain. Some claim Mendo perps, others granddaddy purple, and an indica from Afghanistan believed to be deep chunk. The bulbous purple buds.

produces a fruity grape aroma that gives away two sweet flavors of pine and berry. The sedating of indica effects produce deep relaxation, great for chronic pain, but best saved for the end of the day if you need to remain productive. So purple monkey balls is not something you're going to take if you've got a lot to do. Right.

That's more an in the couch kind of. This is a chill strain. Yeah. You want to just, I'm going to sit here with my purple monkey balls and just chill out. Right? Wow. Yeah. That's what it's all about. Purple monkey balls. I'll remember the name of that one. Well, I wonder how much money it would take for you to walk right up to a bud tender and ask her if they had any purple monkey balls. Excuse me. Do you have purple monkey balls? I'm in desperate need of purple monkey balls.

Well, ma'am, ma'am, don't think my pulse for any of your business. They're not purple, nor are they monkey. So there's the latest and greatest. Yeah. Another indica dominant. huh. huh. That's that. These, these names of strains are quite interesting. so interesting. You know, I find it interesting too, that they're not quite sure about what the lineage is. Well, know, word or the what's the, yeah, I would say the, the genetic profile. you go. Yeah.

like what was crossed with what. But whatever it was, it gave us purple monkey balls. That was a good one. That was a good one. Wow, say no more. Pretty cool.

Queenie (32:57.815)
She's got all the answers about we

Queenie (33:11.879)
All righty. Now it's time for our cast, Joel. Mary Jane, I have been wondering how do I navigate conversations with my doctor about cannabis use without feeling judged? honey, welcome to the club. Having the talk with your doctor about cannabis can feel like admitting you've been sneaking out to disco dance behind their back, but it shouldn't. You deserve health care that supports your choices, not side eyes them.

The secret? Approach it like any other wellness conversation. You're not confessing. You're advocating. Say something like, I've been using cannabis for sleep, stress, pain, and I'd like to make sure it's not interacting with anything else I'm doing. See how calm and reasonable that sounds? Because it is. Most doctors today have at least some understanding of cannabis, especially in states like New York. And if yours...

doesn't? That's not a you problem, darling. That's a them problem. You're not asking for permission. You're giving them full context to help you manage your health. And if they get judgy, that's your cue to find a new doctor who isn't stuck in 1983. You deserve care that sees you, supports you, and doesn't make you feel like you're hiding in the bathroom with a joint. There you go.

That is excellent advice. So Titi, I'm just curious, have you, have you gone there with any of your physicians? Have you, have you fessed up or, you know, admitted to using the devil's lettuce? The last time I saw my physician for an annual physical was last summer, I think, or fall. This was in fall. Was this your Medicare visit? Oh, you know, I think it was. Oh, shush.

I'm in the safe boat. Yep. And the person who does the initial screening with you, the nurse who comes in and asks, you they always ask, are you using any illegal substances? And I said, well, I said to her, it's not illegal in New York where I'm staying, but it's not legal yet here. It's been decriminalized. said, I do use cannabis occasionally. And she said, I hear you. I'm from California.

Queenie (35:38.391)
Oh man, yeah. I know. So she was very understanding and then the doctor just said, okay, cannabis once in a while. All right. That's fine. Yeah. She was, she was cool with it. So I feel like I'm in the right place. Yes, I must agree. I, uh, with my, uh, internal medicine practitioner, my primary care physician, I had to change a few years back because my physician retired.

And in the interim, I'd begun using cannabis and yeah, I was very honest. I figured what, you know, what the heck. Well, they need all the information. They need all the information. In order to be able to help you make good decisions about your body. by not talking about it, you're not furthering the whole concept of normalcy and removing the stigma and really just embracing the plant as is. Right. Yes.

I be drinking seltzer water while trying to do a podcast because, you know, a little bubbly. me. So yes, I've been very open and very matter of fact about it. I would imagine it might be harder in places where it is not legal. True. be open and honest about it. Or especially in places where not only is it not legal, but it's being prosecuted.

Yes, that would be a challenge. It would be a challenge to therefore admit that perhaps you I'm doing something illegal, basically. So, no judgment here. if that's your comfort level and if you do live in a state or a country where cannabis is not legal, you certainly don't want to jeopardize your situation. However, you could make the argument that, in very rare occasions, this cannabis interfere with...

Wait, something else I might be taking. My statin, for example. So yeah, I think it helps normalize everything if we just treat it. But I think the Nome and Clay Trust has changed too because it's either recreational drug, which is negative connotation of saying drug, or illegal substances. Right. And as you pointed out, it's no longer illegal in New York.

Queenie (37:59.979)
think that there are probably some practices and physicians that are still... What would be the alternative language that they would use? how would... I'm just trying to think, how do they approach alcohol? Do you drink alcohol? I guess they asked that. Right. So... Do you consume cannabis? Correct. I would just come around and say, yeah. Do you consume cannabis? often? I think it's... how often you drink in Correct. And I think, you know, the only thing... Not the only thing, but I think...

rightly so, physician may be concerned with smoking. So smoking cannabis. Right. If somebody has some sort of a pulmonary issue. Or not, because it's not the healthiest thing to be inhaling anything into your body. True. So yes, that would be an opportunity perhaps for a physician to push back a little bit. Again, depending upon what you're presenting with, just the overall idea of smoking is probably not the coolest thing.

you can be doing to your body, but hey!

Like I said earlier, we've got more behind us than we do ahead of us. we gotta, you know, gotta wheel that out. yeah, so these are conversations that should be really, you know, not anxiety producing, but I think Mary Jane pointed out just calm and reasonable, just matter of fact. I think that's great. I think the way she presented it was so helpful because I think there is a tendency, if you're not sure, to feel a little bit ashamed or tentative or...

Project gonna be lectured. Yeah, right, right. So, you know just saying yep This is what I'm doing and I just want you to have this piece of information so they're working Make sure plan my health care accordingly. Yeah, there you go. Absolutely Perfect thing to say. Yeah, say no more. There's no need. There's no need. There's no need Don't have to explain yourself. You know apologize. You don't have to cringe or cower No, no cringing or cowering

Queenie (39:59.829)
Required well TT have a wonderful time in Wisco with honey. Thank you. We'll be recording remotely Next week unless you want to wait to record them. I get back Monday. You're only going for a week a Little over a week. really? Yeah Whoa, that's all my Sisters my compatriots could manage. Yeah. All right. Well, yeah, we can wait till Monday. Okay

Well, forget what I just said, folks, we're to be side by side again for the next recording. Yay, I'd rather do that. That was surprise. I see here all this time I'm thinking you're going to be gone for two weeks and it's only I usually am. What a nice surprise. And the weather's turning for the better. my goodness, thank goodness. It's going to get up into the 60s here today. we can... Everything is melted. Yes, well we still have some. Do you still have some?

my goodness. Some areas in our yard that are still snow and are ice clad, clad, clad, covered. So I think today I'll do it though. Yeah. You know, we've got a little more tree cover too. That's true. Very, you know, treed neighborhood. A lot of mature oaks and pine. Big, big ones. Big, ones. Yeah. That I was watching when we had our high wind warning the other day. I was just watching.

swaying swaying know 200 feet in the air yeah big enough to hit my house so we'll see so well everybody have a wonderful week and we'll talk again next time bye bye bye

Queenie (41:47.968)
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