Amelia Lester

I did.

I did stay in a cabin in the woods and I went horse riding.

Did you see a bear?

The bears are hibernating, Jessie.

I learned this myself.

I asked and they just looked at me like I was very silly and foolish because it is, of course, winter there.

So I didn't see a bear, but

It was really beautiful and nice and also a reminder that in a lot of America, you know, you see these headlines about violence and protests and drama.

But then in a lot of America, people are just kind of like proceeding with their lives and eating delicious food and not necessarily thinking about what's happening in Washington, D.C.

One thing that everyone was talking about and which I feel like I really need to talk about as a result is that Savannah Guthrie's mother is missing.

Now, I don't know if you've heard much about this case, but

She is this American TV personality.

She is a co-host on The Today Show, so she's a morning TV host.

And her beloved mother, who is 84 years old, has been missing since last Sunday.

I'd seen her face.

Who would she be like?

She's like, everyone loves her.

She's not political.

She's got a lot of kind of credibility as a morning TV host.

One thing that's come out in this is that people have been saying that the thing about morning TV hosts is that you do feel like you know them because, look, Savannah Guthrie, she's a former lawyer.