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Love Letters vs. Voicemails - The Valentine's Day Couples Q&A Experience - 217 · Marriage Life and More and Bible Study

• 0:01
  Michelle Moore: Good morning everyone.
• 0:03
  Michelle Moore: It is Valentine's Day.
• 0:06
  Michelle Moore: It's a special day for most couples.
• 0:09
  Michelle Moore: Dan and I are here with the Marriage Life and More podcast and we just wanted to throw out a small little Valentine's podcast this morning.
• 0:21
  Michelle Moore: So what I'm going to do is just go into a small devotion and then we're going to kind of just make things up as we go this morning.
• 0:31
  Michelle Moore: So for February 14th, my devotional reads Day of Love Beloved, let us love one another, for love is from God, and whoever loves has been born of God and knows God.
• 0:50
  Michelle Moore: Anyone who does not love does not know God, because God is love, and that's out of 1 John, 4, 7 and 8.
• 1:00
  Michelle Moore: This day of love often carries many emotions, some positive, others not.
• 1:08
  Michelle Moore: It can be exciting for those falling in love, nostalgic for those who have been in love, disappointing for those who have not yet found love, and sorrowful for those that have lost love.
• 1:22
  Michelle Moore: And sorrowful for those that have lost love.
• 1:24
  Michelle Moore: Take the romantic notion out of it and love is still at the core of our beings.
• 1:31
  Michelle Moore: We recognize it through our relationships with family and friends.
• 1:36
  Michelle Moore: Love is to be celebrated, but let's be reminded of where love comes from.
• 1:41
  Michelle Moore: It comes from God, and he alone is the only true example of it.
• 1:48
  Michelle Moore: Whatever love camp you're in today, remember that God is the one who is always faithful, he is the one that keeps His promises and he will forever show His love to the world.
• 2:02
  Michelle Moore: What about your part?
• 2:04
  Michelle Moore: Are you able to show your love for God today?
• 2:09
  Daniel Moore: That's really good.
• 2:10
  Michelle Moore: I thought so too, and that fit perfect with Valentine's Day it did so.
• 2:16
  Daniel Moore: Michelle got up a couple mornings ago and she told me.
• 2:20
  Daniel Moore: She said so we're going to do a podcast for Valentine's Day and she wanted to know if I could still write a poem.
• 2:28
  Daniel Moore: And I told her I'm like I don't know if I can still write a poem.
• 2:33
  Daniel Moore: I've been married a long time now and you kind of forget about that stuff after a while, because I know if you guys have been listening to our series, you know she told you how I used to be real sentimental and wrote poems and stuff and I don't do it anymore.
• 2:46
  Daniel Moore: I told her.
• 2:49
  Daniel Moore: I said, okay, we're going to go for this.
• 2:51
  Daniel Moore: So she decided that we're going to record this for Valentine's Day and she's going to run the show.
• 2:58
  Daniel Moore: Yes, I'm running it.
• 3:02
  Michelle Moore: So I have pulled off some conversation hearts for couples, and so if you're listening to this podcast, if you're by yourself, write some of these down, take it home.
• 3:15
  Michelle Moore: Let your spouse ask these questions.
• 3:18
  Michelle Moore: So I kind of asked these earlier to Daniel and he just kind of looked at me and he's like, where did you get these from?
• 3:26
  Michelle Moore: And I just started laughing.
• 3:27
  Michelle Moore: I'm like, well, I got it from someplace, good.
• 3:32
  Michelle Moore: But okay, I'm like it took him forever to answer some of these.
• 3:36
  Michelle Moore: So I'm just going to kind of throw some stuff out there.
• 3:40
  Michelle Moore: He may hear some good, mushy stuff and he may not, and I may get the look from him.
• 3:47
  Daniel Moore: You may hear pass.
• 3:52
  Michelle Moore: So let's see.
• 3:53
  Michelle Moore: Okay, so pick which you'd rather receive a long love letter with lots of details or a long voicemail from yours truly?
• 4:09
  Daniel Moore: so my wife knows how I feel about the phone.
• 4:11
  Daniel Moore: So my wife knows how I feel about the phone and so I would have to say that probably a love letter, because I really detest having to sit and talk on the phone, listen to voicemails, answer the phone.
• 4:24
  Daniel Moore: I worked at a job for a long time where I had to answer a lot of phone calls and angry clients and everything else and that really burnt me out on the phone.
• 4:34
  Daniel Moore: So I would say probably love letters would be my preferred option on that one.
• 4:40
  Michelle Moore: That would be the same for me as well.
• 4:42
  Michelle Moore: I prefer my love letters.
• 4:44
  Michelle Moore: I like to keep those so that I can go back and read them.
• 4:47
  Michelle Moore: They're just kind of a memory for me, and when I see that you personally took time to hand write it, it means a lot to me.
• 4:57
  Michelle Moore: Versus you can talk to, you know, in your phone.
• 5:00
  Michelle Moore: It just means a lot more to me, yep.
• 5:02
  Michelle Moore: So what's your favorite color on me?
• 5:06
  Daniel Moore: That'd probably be red.
• 5:08
  Michelle Moore: Why my?
• 5:08
  Daniel Moore: lady in red.
• 5:09
  Daniel Moore: Oh, there's a rock song about that, I think.
• 5:13
  Michelle Moore: I have no idea if there is Lady in Red.
• 5:14
  Michelle Moore: There's a rock song about that, I think.
• 5:14
  Michelle Moore: I have no idea if there is.
• 5:15
  Daniel Moore: Lady in Red.
• 5:17
  Michelle Moore: Look at you guys.
• 5:19
  Daniel Moore: Even sing it to you.
• 5:20
  Daniel Moore: Okay, that's all I know of the song.
• 5:21
  Daniel Moore: Okay, I had to go look the lyrics up on the internet.
• 5:26
  Michelle Moore: Well, my favorite color on you is green I feel like it really brings out your eyes or blue.
• 5:34
  Michelle Moore: You have kind of that mystery eye color of multiple colors brown, green, blue.
• 5:43
  Michelle Moore: I mean it's just and I think it goes by whatever mood he's in and but I like green on him.
• 5:50
  Michelle Moore: He looks good in green.
• 5:52
  Daniel Moore: You ever seen red in my eyes?
• 5:54
  Michelle Moore: Only when you're mad.
• 5:55
  Michelle Moore: It's actually more on your face than your eyes.
• 5:58
  Michelle Moore: I can tell by that vein on your forehead.
• 6:01
  Daniel Moore: I'm just making sure my colors are still working.
• 6:03
  Michelle Moore: Oh, okay.
• 6:04
  Michelle Moore: If you could eat only one cuisine for the rest of your life, which would you choose?
• 6:13
  Michelle Moore: We all know this one.
• 6:14
  Michelle Moore: If you're close to Daniel, you're going to know it.
• 6:18
  Daniel Moore: Yep Tacos.
• 6:20
  Michelle Moore: Tacos were the win.
• 6:22
  Michelle Moore: That's right.
• 6:22
  Michelle Moore: I could fix tacos every night and he'd be perfectly happy.
• 6:25
  Daniel Moore: Yep, I like Mexican in general, yeah, but tacos are my favorite.
• 6:29
  Daniel Moore: Yeah, with the homemade shells.
• 6:33
  Michelle Moore: Yes, and you make a mean homemade shell.
• 6:35
  Michelle Moore: So we were laughing about this one earlier because neither one of us I asked him.
• 6:42
  Michelle Moore: I said do you like it better when I massage your back or your feet?
• 6:45
  Michelle Moore: Which one would you prefer right now?
• 6:48
  Michelle Moore: And we both laughed because neither one of us touch each other's feet.
• 6:51
  Daniel Moore: No, and I don't get a back massage very often.
• 6:55
  Michelle Moore: And you don't give me one either, so it works out perfectly, so we'll just fantasize about which one is going to feel better.
• 7:03
  Michelle Moore: We'll see.
• 7:05
  Michelle Moore: How do you dream?
• 7:09
  Michelle Moore: God will use our marriage.
• 7:12
  Daniel Moore: Well, I think that he's brought us to a point that he's going to use our marriage as our testimony, absolutely.
• 7:17
  Daniel Moore: And the fact that we can help others, hopefully, that are maybe going through stuff that we're going through, or if they hear our horror stories, that they'll decide that, hey, I don't want to go that route.
• 7:28
  Daniel Moore: Yeah, so I'm going to make sure that I take care of issues and take care of things as they come up, and so that's the whole purpose of you know, the things that we go through in life, we can turn around for the good, and that's how I look at it.
• 7:41
  Daniel Moore: You know, according to our marriage, yeah, I would agree with that.
• 7:49
  Michelle Moore: What's your favorite face I make at you?
• 7:50
  Michelle Moore: Notice he's laughing already.
• 7:58
  Daniel Moore: This is kind of scary actually so I like when I tell her a dumb joke, yes, or a dad joke, something that I know that she's gonna think's really stupid, and then she, she gives me that, that face that I don't know how you describe it it's just a look like that was dumb yeah, it's like that was the dumbest thing ever heard, as he's sitting over there rolling.
• 8:15
  Daniel Moore: And so the yeah, so the more dumb look that I can get.
• 8:20
  Daniel Moore: That's probably my favorite.
• 8:22
  Daniel Moore: I try to top that every day.
• 8:25
  Michelle Moore: And he does.
• 8:25
  Michelle Moore: I'll just look at him like I don't get it and that was stupid, like why would I waste my energy even laughing?
• 8:32
  Michelle Moore: And he just he's over there dying laughing and I'm just like I don't know what you're talking about.
• 8:40
  Michelle Moore: Um, let's see.
• 8:42
  Daniel Moore: And I told her.
• 8:42
  Daniel Moore: I said how many questions do you have?
• 8:44
  Michelle Moore: I'm actually trying not to ask all of them.
• 8:46
  Daniel Moore: She just kept whipping these pages out, with all these hearts and questions.
• 8:51
  Michelle Moore: Oh, my goodness gracious, let's get a little steamy, because it's Valentine's Day.
• 8:54
  Michelle Moore: When did you first kiss me?
• 8:59
  Daniel Moore: That would probably have been around 2001, the year before we got married.
• 9:06
  Michelle Moore: Okay, and let's see what's the best compliment you've ever received probably.
• 9:20
  Daniel Moore: I mean, I'm told a lot that I'm smart, so that would probably probably be one of the ones I've gotten the most from just random people.
• 9:33
  Daniel Moore: I guess that's what you're asking.
• 9:35
  Michelle Moore: Yeah.
• 9:36
  Daniel Moore: Yeah.
• 9:37
  Michelle Moore: I think probably my best compliment was is that I have a giving heart.
• 9:44
  Daniel Moore: Yep.
• 9:46
  Michelle Moore: And so um.
• 9:48
  Daniel Moore: I've heard a lot of people tell you that.
• 9:50
  Michelle Moore: I cherish that because I don't want it to be about me.
• 9:53
  Michelle Moore: So that's, that's one of my best compliments.
• 9:56
  Michelle Moore: Um, do, do, do, do.
• 9:59
  Michelle Moore: Um.
• 10:00
  Michelle Moore: What's your favorite birthday memory Do you have, since we've been together and his birthday is in August everybody.
• 10:09
  Daniel Moore: So we, we don't do a whole lot in August, even for his birthday no, I've stopped those birthdays yeah, he doesn't like come around anymore he does not like celebrating his birthday at all, so actually he tries to make sure we're always gone yeah, we haven't really done a whole lot on my birthday over the years, but here about a couple, two or three years ago we went to arkansas to hot springs and stayed for the weekend, went to the wachita mountains, done some kayaking and I mean that's.
• 10:44
  Daniel Moore: That was a really phenomenal trip.
• 10:46
  Daniel Moore: Really enjoyed that yeah so that's probably, but that's one of the biggest trips we've taken on my birthday as well.
• 10:52
  Daniel Moore: It was actually right at that time frame.
• 10:54
  Daniel Moore: But yeah, that's probably one of the biggest trips we've taken on my birthday as well.
• 10:54
  Daniel Moore: It was actually right at that time frame.
• 10:55
  Daniel Moore: But yeah, that's probably one of the best memories that I have for that.
• 11:02
  Michelle Moore: Daniel got a two for one for my birthday.
• 11:05
  Michelle Moore: So he got our anniversary on March 9th and my birthday is March 13th, so it's all in a week's time, so he kind of gets lucky with it.
• 11:17
  Michelle Moore: But we generally usually go down to bed and breakfast in Branson and just kind of spend time together and sometimes it's snowing and sometimes it's great weather.
• 11:27
  Michelle Moore: But a couple of years ago we went on a cruise with my brother and his wife and kids and my mom and I absolutely had a blast.
• 11:38
  Daniel Moore: Yeah.
• 11:39
  Michelle Moore: It was a blast.
• 11:41
  Daniel Moore: Yep, those are always good times.
• 11:42
  Michelle Moore: Yes, I would have to say that's my most memorable one.
• 11:45
  Michelle Moore: So this is the last question and it's not on the sheet.
• 11:50
  Michelle Moore: So I'm going to put you on the spot.
• 11:52
  Michelle Moore: What made you choose me?
• 11:56
  Daniel Moore: What made me choose you?
• 11:58
  Michelle Moore: Yeah.
• 11:59
  Daniel Moore: Well.
• 12:02
  Michelle Moore: I mean.
• 12:03
  Daniel Moore: I feel like when I first met you, I I don't want to say it was love at first sight, but it almost kind of was.
• 12:12
  Daniel Moore: I mean, I really just ever since I've met you, I've just had a drawing to you.
• 12:17
  Daniel Moore: And as time went along and I got to know you more, and more and more, I think I realized more that I wanted to spend my life with you, and so I just I feel like God put us together.
• 12:33
  Daniel Moore: Yeah, I think we both kind of messed that up.
• 12:36
  Michelle Moore: Yeah.
• 12:36
  Daniel Moore: At the beginning, because we didn't really follow through with that and, you know, got married to other people and went different directions, Because, honestly, I mean even before we got married the first time we were really good friends.
• 12:48
  Daniel Moore: I mean, we knew each other pretty well by then, and so I really feel like I think God had us pegged for each other all along.
• 12:57
  Michelle Moore: Yeah.
• 12:58
  Daniel Moore: But it just kind of had a delayed happening.
• 13:02
  Daniel Moore: It just didn't happen when it should have.
• 13:04
  Daniel Moore: But so you know, that's how I feel about it.
• 13:08
  Michelle Moore: Yeah, I would think for myself your laughter.
• 13:13
  Michelle Moore: It's those jokes that you make and I just look at you and give you that weird look.
• 13:20
  Daniel Moore: I am quite the comedian.
• 13:22
  Michelle Moore: You are and that's really what drew me.
• 13:25
  Michelle Moore: I mean I'm just like I love him.
• 13:27
  Michelle Moore: I'm like I laughter.
• 13:28
  Michelle Moore: But I would have to say, through everything we went through and going back, I would have to say it's your heart now, because you're a man after God's heart and you literally I see things that you sacrifice in order to do what God has for you.
• 13:48
  Michelle Moore: And it's to me it's.
• 13:51
  Michelle Moore: I just love that.
• 13:52
  Michelle Moore: I love the man that you've become.
• 13:54
  Michelle Moore: I love the fact how much you love me, how much you love our family, how much you love people.
• 14:01
  Michelle Moore: It's just changed over time and I don't know for other couples maybe you've been married short time, maybe you've been married like 20 years, 20 to 30 years, and maybe it's been a long time.
• 14:12
  Michelle Moore: But I'm curious does your love, like how you see them and what's attracted you to them at the beginning, is still the same as it is later down on the road?
• 14:22
  Michelle Moore: Because I feel like ours has kind of changed.
• 14:25
  Michelle Moore: I mean, your laughter still gets me to this day.
• 14:27
  Michelle Moore: I love listening to you laugh Absolutely, and the smile on your face.
• 14:34
  Michelle Moore: Like you don't get wrinkles, like I do, because I like to smile.
• 14:37
  Michelle Moore: But when you laugh and smile and you're over there and your tears are coming down your eyes because something's a corny joke.
• 14:45
  Michelle Moore: Or you're just laughing at something someone said and it's just so much fun, the joy it brings out of you.
• 14:52
  Michelle Moore: Just laugh and laugh and laugh.
• 14:54
  Michelle Moore: I start laughing.
• 14:55
  Michelle Moore: But I wonder if everybody really does have that same, or does it change for couples?
• 15:02
  Daniel Moore: Yeah, and I think for us it's gotten better.
• 15:04
  Michelle Moore: Oh absolutely.
• 15:05
  Daniel Moore: I mean, we felt like we had strong feelings when we first got together and I do feel like we did but life got in the way, yeah, and bad choices got in the way and that pretty much at some point there redirected the priorities and we kind of got our marriage out of whack a little bit.
• 15:24
  Daniel Moore: But once we got it back together and started back down the path that we were supposed to be on, I have I've I've grown to love you more than I could have ever imagined at this point, and I'm so thankful that God put us together.
• 15:40
  Daniel Moore: I'm so thankful that we finally decided to listen and take the path that he put us on, and you know I do.
• 15:47
  Daniel Moore: I pray that other couples have that same result the longer that they're together, that they continue to grow together, not only just in family-wise, but in love, yeah, and the closeness of their hearts, yeah.
• 16:01
  Michelle Moore: So I'm going to do a knock-knock joke.
• 16:04
  Daniel Moore: Oh boy.
• 16:05
  Michelle Moore: Yes, so knock-knock.
• 16:08
  Daniel Moore: Who's there?
• 16:09
  Michelle Moore: Luke.
• 16:10
  Daniel Moore: Luke who.
• 16:12
  Michelle Moore: Luke, through the keyhole and you'll find my love waiting on you.
• 16:17
  Daniel Moore: Oh boy, that deserves a sound effect.
• 16:23
  Daniel Moore: So this is one of those jokes that if I would have told her, I would have got that awesome look that I love to get from her.
• 16:32
  Daniel Moore: I would have got that awesome look that I love to get from her.
• 16:35
  Michelle Moore: Okay, so you know how he talked about the poem thing at the very beginning.
• 16:39
  Michelle Moore: Well, I don't necessarily write poems, I'm kind of a little.
• 16:56
  Daniel Moore: I'm going to let you read yours first, because yours is probably more sentimental than mine, and so is it going to make me cry.
• 17:03
  Daniel Moore: It's a short one, surely, surely not Okay.
• 17:05
  Daniel Moore: So, like I said earlier, she doesn't think I can write poetry anymore.
• 17:07
  Daniel Moore: So I decided, well, I'll show her I can write a poem, and she doesn't know what it is.
• 17:14
  Daniel Moore: No, I have no idea, I've not let her hear it yet, no.
• 17:17
  Daniel Moore: So when I got home she was trying to read me hers.
• 17:20
  Daniel Moore: I'm like no, we're supposed to just keep these secret until we get up to the studio and start recording.
• 17:25
  Daniel Moore: But she was all excited to read me all of hers.
• 17:28
  Daniel Moore: So I think I've heard all of hers, unless she's got one sneaky there that she hasn't told me.
• 17:32
  Daniel Moore: But she has not heard mine.
• 17:34
  Daniel Moore: So this is my poem to.
• 17:37
  Daniel Moore: Michelle, I can hear it.
• 17:38
  Daniel Moore: Are you ready?
• 17:39
  Daniel Moore: Yes, okay, hold on to your seat, here we go.
• 17:43
  Michelle Moore: I'm holding on.
• 17:45
  Daniel Moore: My love, my heart, my sweetest grace.
• 17:48
  Daniel Moore: No one could ever take your place.
• 17:51
  Daniel Moore: Through every laugh, through every tear, you are my joy, my soul's premiere.
• 17:57
  Daniel Moore: With every touch, with every glance, you fill my world with love's sweet dance.
• 18:04
  Daniel Moore: So on this day, and all days too, know my heart belongs to you.
• 18:11
  Michelle Moore: Oh my gosh, I love it.
• 18:13
  Michelle Moore: That is so sweet.
• 18:16
  Michelle Moore: I tried.
• 18:17
  Michelle Moore: What book did you get that out of?
• 18:19
  Daniel Moore: I'm not going to tell you.
• 18:20
  Daniel Moore: Oh my gosh, I see.
• 18:25
  Michelle Moore: I mean girls, find you a husband that will do, whether they get it out of a book or whatever.
• 18:29
  Michelle Moore: But I know Dan wrote that first.
• 18:32
  Michelle Moore: I just know that he wrote that himself.
• 18:35
  Daniel Moore: And we'll never know any different.
• 18:37
  Michelle Moore: I know, I know.
• 18:39
  Michelle Moore: Well, don't laugh at me, people, because mine are not as sentimental as his.
• 18:49
  Michelle Moore: This is good as it's gonna get.
• 18:51
  Michelle Moore: Roses are red, violets are blue and I know what everybody's thinking I'm going to say, but my feet stink, and so do you.
• 18:59
  Michelle Moore: No, I was like that Roses are red, violets are blue.
• 19:04
  Michelle Moore: My dog is my favorite, but you're okay too.
• 19:09
  Daniel Moore: Oh, looky, there.
• 19:11
  Michelle Moore: Mr Wilford's, my baby.
• 19:12
  Daniel Moore: You have done my poem.
• 19:14
  Michelle Moore: No, I got another one.
• 19:15
  Michelle Moore: Roses are red, violets are blue, coffee is hot, and so are you.
• 19:23
  Daniel Moore: Oh boy, let's get some sweet creamer to throw in that.
• 19:28
  Michelle Moore: I didn't hear a baboon thing.
• 19:30
  Michelle Moore: Oh yeah, here we go.
• 19:30
  Michelle Moore: Yeah, okay, so my last and final one.
• 19:36
  Michelle Moore: Think about the times that Daniel had said he'll give me a joke and I just kind of give him that weird look.
• 19:42
  Michelle Moore: So this is going to be one of those, babe.
• 19:46
  Michelle Moore: Yes, a little bit strange, but my love for you, it will never change.
• 19:59
  Michelle Moore: Wow.
• 20:04
  Daniel Moore: There we go.
• 20:05
  Michelle Moore: And I tell him to drop the bomb, and he didn't do it.
• 20:08
  Daniel Moore: There we go.
• 20:08
  Daniel Moore: How's that?
• 20:12
  Michelle Moore: That is it.
• 20:15
  Daniel Moore: That was awesome.
• 20:16
  Daniel Moore: You wrote that that is it?
• 20:17
  Michelle Moore: That was awesome.
• 20:17
  Michelle Moore: You wrote that.
• 20:18
  Michelle Moore: No, I took all those off the internet.
• 20:20
  Michelle Moore: I just like those the best because it just fit us.
• 20:26
  Daniel Moore: That's very true.
• 20:27
  Daniel Moore: I like those.
• 20:29
  Michelle Moore: Yeah.
• 20:29
  Michelle Moore: So here's my Valentine's to you.
• 20:32
  Michelle Moore: My heart I will forever give, and I'm so thankful that I get to share each and every day with you.
• 20:41
  Daniel Moore: Well, the same here.
• 20:42
  Daniel Moore: I'm thankful that God gave me an awesome wife that will stand behind me and support me in things that I do, behind me and support me in things that I do, and even if you don't understand me or get my jokes, Sorry guys.
• 21:01
  Daniel Moore: I try, that's okay.
• 21:01
  Daniel Moore: I still love you anyway.
• 21:03
  Daniel Moore: Good, I'm making a poem here, while I'm talking to you.
• 21:05
  Michelle Moore: Yeah, I know, I noticed that.
• 21:08
  Daniel Moore: That was kind of unintentional, but that worked out pretty good it really did you want to keep going.
• 21:13
  Daniel Moore: I'm good, okay.
• 21:15
  Michelle Moore: Well, guys, you know, I just want to take a moment to tell you guys, thank you for listening to us for this.
• 21:21
  Michelle Moore: I don't even know how long this podcast is.
• 21:24
  Michelle Moore: It was only supposed to be like a five minute podcast, but it's probably longer than that 20 minutes past that Okay.
• 21:28
  Michelle Moore: So we hope you have a great Valentine's Day, whether you're out with your loved one or you're not.
• 21:36
  Michelle Moore: We just hope that you take time this day and just soak it in and just whether, like I said, you're by yourself or with your spouse, but take time to love yourself and, you know, if you are married, take time to love that spouse.
• 21:54
  Daniel Moore: And don't forget our ultimate valentine is yep make sure you tell god how much you love him today yes, that's the whole reason we get to have another valentine's day he should be your first love.
• 22:05
  Michelle Moore: That's right, so well.
• 22:08
  Michelle Moore: That's it for today.
• 22:10
  Michelle Moore: We will look forward to the next podcast, I believe.
• 22:16
  Daniel Moore: Next Thursday.
• 22:17
  Michelle Moore: Next Thursday and we will be back on.
• 22:21
  Michelle Moore: We're getting close to wrapping up the Four Laws of Love and we look forward to having our discussion and we hope you all have a great weekend.
• 22:33
  Michelle Moore: We love you all, and this is toodaloo.
• 22:37
  Daniel Moore: Have a happy Valentine's Day.