Barbara Dreaver

Yeah, things that are really important to me, I like to hold on.

I know they're just physical things, but if they bring you joy, then you should hang on to them.

Yes.

We don't need to declutter too much.

Peter Hamish, we don't need to declutter too much.

it's called lent but i'm it's not i didn't call it but i'm having a season of taking things out of the house that feels good too yeah letting go of things feels good yeah depends what it is right yeah it does but you know boarding passes and tickets and so fun to go through those boxes every now and then and be like oh yeah and letters yeah yeah oh gosh remember the days of a letter you know

Yeah, and there were letters that I'd written to my parents from when we were stuck in, you know, when we were in Israel and Egypt and just travelling as really young, dumb students.

I was really young and dumb.

Honestly, I look back and I was like... The things that might have gone wrong that didn't go wrong.

Oh, I think I've had some narrow escapes.

Yeah, and I still take risks, but they're calculated risks.

I just slip between the knees of everybody else.

And that's how I get to the front.

You know, when there's a big group, I just slide in.

And then and people are too busy looking up here and they don't the next minute I'm at the front.

So, yeah.

So I do.

Yeah, it's I think I don't even think of myself as short until I'm with.

Sometimes it's difficult because, you know, I send my crew in first to get the shots because they're way up here.

And sometimes I can't see until I wrangle my way.