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us tonight. We hope you found a new book to read or a new
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Come on in and join us. We're ready, are you? Yes?
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I tell or had Hey, you guys, so y'all heard it.
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You heard that careless whisper, so you know it's time to need a new
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author. So we'll look like we're having a little technical difficulties, but you
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guys bear with us. My name is Patrice Grumble and i'm your sec book
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out A four three and tonight we're going to the islands, you guys.
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Yes, What the Heart Wants y'all. So I'm gonna be honest. I
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didn't read the whole book, but just some parts of this book. Me
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working at a library and reading books for over eighteen years, I talked to
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this author. I said, this is the first time I've ever seen this.
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But we're gonna talk about what that is. But we are here to
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welcome author Missus Moore. She has her book What the Heart Wants. Hello
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girl, Hello, hello, Sorry, let me make sure that this lightning
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is trying to play with me now, okay, hello, hello, Hello.
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How are you guys? How are you? How are you? I'm
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doing well, doing well. So first thing we come to see book gall
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and friends, you gotta tell us about yourself. So go ahead and tell
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us a little bit about you. Okay. I'm forty three years old.
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I'm a parent of three. I have one adult child and two teenagers,
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so soon to hopefully be an empty nester in a couple of years. I'm
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a non traditional student. I recently went back to college over the age of
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thirty, and I actually got my teacher license. So that's where some of
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the inspiration came from, which we'll talk about later for the characters in the
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book. Also, I love to travel. I love traveling. I actually
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traveled to the places that are inside of this story, so I had a
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firsthand, you know, first hand behind the scenes of those locations that I
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talk about in the story. Uh. I'd love to read. Uh love
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to watch movies, big fantasy person more more so getting into reading fantasy now.
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But I love to watch a lot of fantasy. Some of the Game
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of Thrones, Lord of Rings type of girl. So I tried that one
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episode into a God bless Her Cynthia heard was big on the Game of Thron.
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Oh yeah, you gotta look at it. You gotta look at it.
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It's it's something. It's like you gotta get into it once you watch
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maybe like a few episodes, then you started to kind of it. Really,
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it's such a long, big project that you don't get introduced to some
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of the main characters until you know a little bit down the line. But
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it's it's it's worth watching if you like that type of stuff. Like the
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first five or ten minutes somebody got their head chop off or something like that.
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Yeah, it's yeah, it's some of them episodes is like really like
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heartwrenching, but because you know, you really fall in love. You started
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to fall in love with the characters over time, so it's it's it's some
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heavy stuff in there, but yeah, you know what, you didn't turn
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me on a scandal, Okay, so scandal scandals. Give it a chance,
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Yes, you you like it? Because I actually joined the party late.
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I think I was in school when I first started watching Game of Thrones,
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and I think I caught like the first three seasons, and then I
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wasn't watching TV because I didn't have time between working and taking care of kids
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and going to school, so I wasn't watching it, and then I caught
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it maybe years later when it was at like I think the last two seasons
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and so I went back and bench watched everything and caught up and watched it
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in real time, you know, with the rest of the world. So
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oh, oh, you good. That's a lot. It is, it
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is, and well I get I will say that maybe that attests to it
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being a good show because I was able to actually sit and watch, you
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know, want to watch all of that and be caught up. So yeah,
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it's a really good it's a good show. So let's me talking about
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watches. Let's flip it to reading what wants tell us because y'all have to
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see her book cover. The cover is beautiful. It's like one of those
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ones where you see the girl with the postcard. Yay. I was like,
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oh, it's so there, it is there, it is. It's
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so pretty. And when you are describing the character, her character, that's
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sorry. I was like, yeah, that's right, but I'm not saying
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anymore. You tell us about it, You tell us about it, okay.
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So let's see I came up with I did, okay, so do
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you. I don't know. If you recall the movie h three hundred and
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sixty five days, there was a big thing on Netflix. It was like
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this mafia romance type of thing, and it had like this, yes,
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oh, oh, I gotta get my favor. Oh yeah, yeah you
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got, yeah, you got. Oh. You gotta watch this if you
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haven't seen it, it's a Actually I think it's about three movies in the
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in the series so far, and it has the guy, like the main
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character. He's like this bad guy, rich guy, take what he wants
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type of guy. And he was he was super sexy and like the whole
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world basically was going crazy over this guy at the time that these movies had
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came out, so it was during the pandemic and I was I was thinking.
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I was like, huh, well, I maybe I wanna. I'm
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not gonna write because it's it's erotica kind of. It's a rock but my
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book is not. So I didn't want to hit hit the character to be
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as broad as him, right right, not as raw as him, but
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I did want to portray I want the Italian guy. So the main character,
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he is an Italian guy. So she's black and he's Italian. So
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I did an interracial romance. But the inspiration behind him, I was just
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thinking in terms of in my mind, I was thinking about this guy and
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I was like, oh, he's so sexy. So I just I want
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to write a character to kind of, you know, with with that in
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mind, just as far as like him being Italian and things like that.
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So that's where it came from on that side. And then I said,
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well, you know what, how about we make him a single parent and
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that'll make it even more interesting, That's what Okay, See, you guys
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look about to get something in the book that I've never seen before I was
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working eighteen years reading. I have never seen a book where the main character
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was a single father at will. Yeah, not later on in the book
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and gets somebody pregnant or later on the book that's long lost child, like
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he is a single father. Yeah, never read anything like that. What
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made you that idea? Wow? Okay, So I'm I'm obviously a black
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female, and I am a single mother. And I've had friends growing up
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the other females that were single mothers. But I did have a friend or
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two that were actually single fathers, and I one in particular, he was
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in Four Girls by myself, and I remember saying, this was before I
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even had my daughter, because she came after my two boys. And I
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remember saying, like, you you know you can't do hair, you can't
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do this, Like how are you, you know, taking care of these
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kids, like really one hundred percent by yourself, Like they're your girls,
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They lived with you, you take him to school every day, you feed
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him, you know all this stuff, like he was a one hundred percent
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the soul parent of these girls. And so when I was writing a story,
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I was like, Okay, so we see single mothers all the time,
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and then you got this, you know, this stereotype about black single
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mothers, and I'm just like, well, you know what, how about
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we make him am the single parent? So and that should make the story
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interesting. So that's how I decided to make the guy the single parent very
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interesting, very interesting because, like I said, I've never seen it in
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the book before and I had to look at it, hold up this single
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father like where in the world, Like I'm so happy that they know that
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there are men out there, there are single fathers. Yes, there are
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single fathers in the world. That's especially if you got girls. Bless your
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heart, because I got an eight year old and that's all, Like I
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said, it's bless your heart. So what was one of the highlights in
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writing this book? What? What me, what me this book? Like,
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Oh, I guess this gotta be published. This is it, this
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is my book, this is my baby. What was one of the highlights
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of that? Hmm okay, So originally I wrote it, I participated in
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Nano Rimo and wrote and wrote it. So ever since I've been writing,
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you know, for the past few years. I participate in Nano Rimo in
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November every year, which is for the people that don't know, it's when
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a lot of people around the world get together and challenge themselves to write a
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fifty thousand word manuscript in thirty days. And so you have a lot of
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commodity, and you have a lot of people getting together and doing live sprints,
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which is what I do anyway, and we have I'm in part of
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groups where we do write live writing sprints. So I'm already I was already
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familiar with those, and I just I don't know, I felt like I
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always I knew it was a story that I was gonna publish when I first
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started writing it period, because I had came up with the idea for it,
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maybe like a year earlier. I was working on another book series and
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I thought about it, and I was like, okay, so what about
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cruise ships. Like I like cruise ships. I think, oh, hold
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on, I gotta stop and say this because this is so funny because I
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know when my cousin when she gets around to listen to this, she's gonna
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think about this. And last when we were on the cruise, also,
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I had saw this guy and he was a older guy. Maybe it could
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have been a Talian, I don't know, and I I kept, you
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know, I kept running to him throughout the cruise, but I never said
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anything to him. So I was kind of just like crushing on him while
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we was on the cruise and I was like, dare that guy again,
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you know it sitting down eating or something. When I'm like, there you
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go again. And she was like, oh, we'll just say something to
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him, and so I'm like, no, I'm not gonna say anything to
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him. So that kind of was the inspiration too. I kind of like,
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once I started thinking about a concept for a story, then my mind
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just started pulling from a lot of different things. And that was one of
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the things that pulled from was my memory of when I was on the cruise
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ship, like, well, what if what if I would have said something
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to him, you know, or what if the young lady in the story
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she sees the guy, what if you know, she approached him and said
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something, what would happen after that? So it was it was kind of
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like what ifs so and so it seems like in a way you were living
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like vicariously through the character. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
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yeah it was. So this female character, how did you say her name?
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Crilla Sorella? I'm saying Srilla. I just gotta call it her set
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I said, see, see she's seeing right, she's a teacher. Is
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that something that well, now I know not answered because you're saying you are
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a teacher? Why are you teaching? I mean here in Charleston County.
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Let me let me get on my soapbox real quick. Yeah, y'all wrong
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for what y'all did that superintendent in that meeting last night. But don't worry.
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These parents are out here, the mols. Y'all know what that's staying
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for, because you know, I still need a job in the morning.
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Worry because these parents are gonna show y'all and they ain't gonna lay down take
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it for anybody. But what did the superintendent Gilliam was wrong and Gilliam,
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I got you back, along with a lot of people here in Charleston County.
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Now I'm gonna walk off my step my silf. Why being a teacher?
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Like a friend of mine who was like my god sister, My mom
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was her daughter's godmother. Oh okay, she's a teacher, and then her
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sister's a teacher. And I look at so much that you teachers go through,
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and it has to be in your heart. So I would like to
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know why why teaching? And first let me look at I said, I
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give you, and I'm usually good about this, but I okay, elementary
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school, yes, thank you. I've done second grade. I've done I
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think every grade except I don't no, maybe it's maybe second grade. It's
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only grade that I didn't do because I think I did pre k kindergarten,
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first grade, classroom, third grade, in fourth and fifth because I remember
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being there with the fifth graders and just like I was just like wow,
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like these they they was my size and I'm a grown woman. So uh
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yeah, it was like it was in middle school already. Yeah, it
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was like it was in middle school. So why I've been coming to teach
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me? I guess? Okay, So I I it started, I want
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to say, maybe about when I was on that brink of twenty nine thirty
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ish. So anybody that's listening or watching this approaching twenty nine or thirty or
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has passed that threat shoulder already, you kind of have an idea of kind
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of like what happens mentally once you get to that stage, it's like it's
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not a panic, but it's almost like you start reflecting, like, Okay,
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so what have I been doing the last thirty years? What's going on?
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Where am I going? What is this? You know, it's just
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like what's going on? Like you suddenly this old, older person in half
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of your life is gone, which is not but it's just something that we
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go through. And I was just like I was sitting back in actually my
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my son, my older son that's an adult, his father had passed away,
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and so I was just thinking, like we're young, like we just
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s just pushing over thirty. If if I left, if that was me,
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if I left here today or tomorrow, Like, did I do anything
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that I really wanted to do as an adult? Did I do any of
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the things I envisioned, you know for myself as a kid? And so
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teaching was one of those things. Going going to college was one of those
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things. Traveling. I I traveled stateside, you know, but never out
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of the country. I had never been on the airplane, had never been
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on a ship, so I did, you know, so I was I
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After that, I was like, no, I'm I'm going back to school,
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I'm gonna traveling, I'm getting on the plane, I'm doing all that
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stuff. So that's what I started doing. And the first thing I did
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was lead the job that I had been at for maybe like fifteen years,
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and and I was like, yeah, I had when I got another job,
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which I had already said, I'm not taking this job, I'm gonna
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take it seriously because I'm ana work. I'm gonna show up and work,
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but it's not gonna be long term because I'm going to school. And so
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that's what I did. My my son was a teenager at the time,
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so he was old enough for me to start taking some classes at night and
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you know, and I was still working. So that's what I did.
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So the college thing and the teaching thing, and the writing thing, this
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was these were all things that I, you know, always wanted to do.
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The writing was something I always did. And then the traveling and the
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teaching was something I wanted to do. So even if I didn't continue to
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be a teacher, I still wanted to have that experience to get in the
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classroom with the kids, you know. So yeah, it was like you
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made to do what to do? All right? Older people forty three and
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other Yeah, because that's me. I'm I'm forty three. That's exactly my
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age. You know, I'm forty three, So I'm I'm I'm happy.
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You know, people might not want to tell people the age, but I'm
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happy because I know a lot of people that didn't make it to see twenty
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and twenty five and thirty and stuff like that. So I'm great, great
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don't you prefer? I mean, so we're going on a library. We
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see a lot of print okay, and we see a lot of e books.
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Okay. I am half and half and now I'm about to really go
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deep diving into the audio book world. So what do you prefer? Do
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you want to venture each one or do you just want to stay printy book?
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You know? That's a good question because you me and you are so
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much alike with the same age. You just said the same thing, like
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it's like we want to same wave. I I okay. I love print
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books because I guess because I'm old school and we're so used to we we
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we've been reading since before it was e readers, so we have that luxury
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that we were introduced to print books. First. I love print books.
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I do, but we read so much and at the rate that books are
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released now, we we were, we're in the bench phase, you know,
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like we binge watched shows, we bene watched movies, we bene everything,
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so we bene books. So I can't. I don't have a library.
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I don't have space to put a thousand books, you know what I'm
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saying in my house. So as far as the e books is more convenient.
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But if if I have to read longer books and that's three hundred plus
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pages, I p I definitely prefer print because I I can't I my eyes
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just sitting keep looking at that screen. It's something yeah, yeah, I
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can't. I get into that. But audio books, I I had a
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subscription to Audible maybe about two years ago, and once the pandemic came,
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I started read the more print and more e book and I just kind of
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pushed the audio to the side. But now I'm starting to let my computer,
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you know, like the natural reader thing, kind of read the books
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to me because it's you get to read and you get to do other stuff
22:11
at the same time. So I'm all about saving time. So I think
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I'm gonna be moving more towards audio books too. So that's what I do.
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And when I'm at work and I wish there was somebody who wants me
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to review their audio book, please send it in the way. I want
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to do that. But I'm sitting up there and I try to use the
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computerized reading, but yeah, it sounds like this, and I just can't
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right. It sounds like it sounds like a computer. Man, I the
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computer, But I'm working in the library. We know a lot about the
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the the benefits and this card sign up month I hope y'all got. But
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they have the service at my library that's called Hoopler. Yes, okay,
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okay, grab it, run with it, okay. So many e books.
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It's it's it's the best thing for me. So if if I'm at
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work and I'm doing something and I just need a little something to take the
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silence off, right, take them or drown the noise out. I'll put
23:26
on then in a minute. And I love it because it stops, it
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starts, and it knows everything. So that's okay, I've seen. Yeah,
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we call it the Netflix of books. It's always something new there,
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and I think that's a great way for indie authors to get their name.
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Notice. Yeah, I've started following a lot of authors because of that.
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Shouts out CCPL, thank you for so it's so many new things. It's
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it's so many new things, like the Libby like I more what more recently
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found out the last few months about Libby about you know you can put your
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e books on and so did the e books can go to the library.
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I think that's one of the programs too. Yeah, we we have a
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lot of those services. And that's why I tell people, I said,
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I tell all authors, your local library is your best friend, right,
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get that connection. Yeah, I wrote a book. I would like to
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just a book chat, not even a book signed, just a book chat
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and get your name out there. Yes, they'd be slipping on the library
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and I'm glad. I'm glad we haven't this discussion that it's you a librarian,
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Like I firmly believe God, you know, he guides me to the
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right people. Because I was just thinking last week I write children's books also,
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like I have like three children's books, and I need to go out
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to my local libraries and start there first and talk to librarians there. And
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I haven't put the fire under my yeah and get to get out and do
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it. But that's something I'd definitely been meaning to do this fall. I
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said, I definitely was gonna get out to the libraries because I know in
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my city we have about seven libraries. So we have yeah, we have
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about seven libraries. Yep, nineteen libraries. Now wow, yes, oh
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man, I would oh man, I would be I would love that city
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nineteen libraries because I was always adamant about taking my kids to the library and
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going to the library myself. I did when my kids were younger. I
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had friends and they'd be like, what you're doing, But I'm taking the
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kids to the library. They like, what you're going. When I was
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a new library open, you want to go, I'm going to the new
25:37
library, taking the kids to the new library. What library I'm like,
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man, people spend money and invest money so that we can have these libraries
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to go in and read. If you if you can't afford to have a
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library in your house for your children, you can go to the public library.
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That's what this stuff is for. On top of that, more than
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just reading. I mean right, it's so much stuff. It's so much
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stuff. I've done so much stuff in the library. You yeah, their
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own book, You could come and make your book covers. You know what.
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I Am going to take one of those extra days that we have coming
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up, and I'm gonna talk about the benefits of a public library. Yes,
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yeah, please, I'm gonna please, because that's a big thing.
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That's a big thing too with indie authors. With a lot of indie authors
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I know and talk to, we don't have our books in the library.
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And the and the ones that do have their books in the library, it's
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like they want to charge us for a course or something like that to show
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us how they got their books in the library instead of just passing information on
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so everybody can have their books in the library. You know, I'm not
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knocking nobody hustle, but you know, I'm just saying you know I'm not
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gonna Yeah, I'm not gonna not nobody hustled. It's it's it's, it
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is what it is. But we do have to get out and do that
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groundwork ourselves too, and make those connections. Yeah, because I definitely want
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to get my books, my children, my children's books, all of them,
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but definitely the children's books in the library. You know, we're gonna,
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we're gonna exchange some emails because I got some. Okay, okay,
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we we have two more questions. So these are my fun questions. Okay,
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okay, we already did one of them. Okay, okay, So
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here's my fun question. And this one might be kind of serious. But
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the question, because it doesn't have anything to do with the book. If
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you had the power to cure one disease of your choosing, what would it
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be MS? Multiple sclerosis? Wow, I haven't heard that. Yeah,
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yeah, MS. Because my mom actually suffers from multiple sclerosis and she didn't
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find out she had it for many years. I want to say, she
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was maybe in her forties when she found out, but some of the symptoms
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that she was having it was kind of like, I don't want to say
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precursors, but it was kind of like her balance was kind of always off,
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just just little things. And then she ended up finding out later what
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it was after going to see different specialists and getting M ride, M My
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ride, and then she finally ran into a neurologist who was familiar and who
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had been treating patients for multiple sclerosis, and he was able to tell her
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what it was. She finally was able to get diagnosed. So she's been
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living with that for almost twenty years now. So yeah, how are you
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doing. Yeah, yeah, I was just on the phone with her earlier
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and her nurse because she was not being nice to her nurse. And her
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nurse is an awesome lady, so yeah, but yeah, right, but
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that's great. That's great. So we see that you have a cause behind
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you. So I love it. So we're at the end of our show
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and I always tell my authors, please telerators how they can contact you,
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get in touch with you. Go ahead and give that, give them that
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don't have hours to spend if I gotta suspend, if I have to write
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books. So yeah, so you can find me on the World Wide Web,
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losand the more, well, you know what ms more, we're gonna
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Heart Wants, and we want to thank you for being here today with Look
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at the y'all. Look at that cover. Look at that cover, you
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guys, look at the cover. So thank you, thank you, thank
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you for being with y'all my screen. This jump. Okay, thank you
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for having me. Thank you. So we are going to read the book
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and we might want your backblood discussion. Okay, okay, yes, yes,
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definitely. How the will happen with these characters? Yeah, yeah,
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you got to you gotta get in there. You gotta gotta get in with
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see what's up with these kids and all that because his son is an adult,
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Like how my oldest son is an adult one of his children or is
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an adult, and he actually is the reason why he actually goes on the
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cruise in the first place. So you gotta get into it. You gotta
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get into it. I put it on teaser at the end. Don't see
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that teaser at the end. Thank you. You're welcome. Guys. Guess
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what I got another author for you this Saturday. I know, y'all think
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of trees. What in the world. Yes, I have a new author
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that I'll be talking to. Her name is Author Risk and the cole j
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and her book is entitled Tear Drops and Lipstick Tattoos. Yes, y'all,
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y'all gotta see this cover, so I'm gonna share her commercial on my page
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you, miss Morris, thank you bye. Thank you for joining us tonight.
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We hope you found a new book three or a new author to explore.
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