Amie Balesky

I don't know if I talked about this, but where I live at is in the center of five or six little old plantation towns.

And there are all the cemeteries in the world and there are all these old, old 1850, 1820 homes that are just decrepit inside of the woods.

And so I go out there by myself and I sit in them.

And I have a great time.

And there's no cell service out there.

So my husband, after about three hours, you'll see that he's like tried to call, but it won't go through.

And he's like, where are you at?

And I'm like, I'm sorry.

I was feeling Daniel from like 1730 or whatever it is, you know, or this trapper.

And then also the area that we live in, there were the original Native American tribe was called the Caddo Indians.

They were super, super, super peaceful.

They were really, really good.

And then when they started moving the Native Americans to get them off the land, they brought the Cherokee in.

The Cherokee were vicious.

And so they went through and they slaughtered like a lot of them.

And then they went through and obviously the U.S.

came in and just said, nope.

And they moved them all away.

So like the land that I live on had all that happen as well.

So I can just go outside and get some really cool things.