Angie Katsanevas

It's about the simple things in life, you know, eating off the land and

homeschooling their children or being home as a family and being out in nature I mean my dad was raised that way so for me I was actually drawn to it no electricity no running water no I mean it really reminded you of of what's important and I think that I think we all need to to spend some time like that in our life and then I pulled back up on my house and I thought oh dear god

You know, I've got this porch in the garage.

I've got this big giant house for three people.

All these clothes.

I mean, I felt gluttonous and I felt a little guilty about my lifestyle when I came home.

And they were such a beautiful family and they had everything they needed.

But I fell in love with them.

I mean, it was a connection that I will forever have.

You know, I think, you know, for her, it was like, you know, Lindsay was a little more, you know, shy and quiet and electricity to my personality.

So, you know, she but Lindsay took her phone.

Lindsay had them hauling buckets of water up and down my street.

I live on a hill.

Things that never aired, you know.

So there was a lot of moments that never made it that she was like, oh, my gosh, when's mom coming home?

She had to miss her eighth grade, you know, her last week of school party.

She was very upset about that.

And so, you know, it was probably just a great little look into Lindsay's life for a lecture also.

And she's a teenager.

She wants to be on the phone with her friends.