Brianne Howey
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109 appearances
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first heard Jun 2025
last heard Jun 2025
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that out of the four times we met the the final two he found out where i was they were not on accident and this whole time i thought it was like very serendipitous and like i can't believe we ran into each other four nights in a row out and about in la i mean your your wedding's a good time it's a safe place to admit you stopped you know it's like you know i don't know when a good time is gonna be but like what was your reaction at the altar i was like just crying and laughing
I felt silly, actually. I more just felt silly. I was like, of course he did. Why did I think it was completely random four nights in a row? I have to go apologize to the cash register at Gelson's that I was telling. I have told that story maybe 17 times very publicly. Of course. But now we have the correct version.
I mean, this girl is like running, monologuing. She's new sentences every day. She is just a sponge. She's very independent. She was like, like if I, if she's doing something and doesn't want to be interrupted, she'll be like, no, no, no, mama dare. Like she doesn't want you coming close to her to like... I don't know. Bother her? Touch her or even like let her do it.
She wants to like go up and down the stairs by herself, picking out her clothes. Oh, really? Uh-huh. I mean, and I'll just give her like two options, right? Like this shirt or this shirt. Yeah. She loves counting. She can count up to 15, but she will always skip four through seven. Don't know, like we, I don't know. She loves going to the, her little baby gym.
Like she like loves doing like somersaults and stuff. She still needs help. But like we went to the Getty on Sunday and there were kids like doing like like 10 year old girls like doing cartwheels and stuff. And then she goes and like tries to legit do the somersaults and she just goes into like a yoga pose kind of like downward dog and then falls to the right or left.
But it's very sweet and cute.
We're entering our tantrum phase. I would just start saying no sooner. We didn't really. We didn't use a lot of no's at first because, I don't know, you want them to explore and it's so exciting and they learn something new. Yeah.
you want to try something different to be fun like one time we ate dinner outside and then now it's like outside dinner and like every night i'm like well we can't eat dinner outside every night i don't want to cave all the time but then you kind of just cave it's i read some quote that was like only say no if it's dangerous to like them or someone else i've been thinking about that but then like it's not that bad but then i'm like now she's kind of running the house
Well, you know what? I think the one thing that's working instead of like just saying the same thing 19 times, like it's bath time, it's bath time, it's bath time. She's like, no, no, no. It's like, do you want to be a shark? Let's go be sharks.
I did see this on Instagram, which is embarrassing, but it was like some woman said to get her toddler to eat fish, she called it beach chicken. What? And then the kid was like, I want beach chicken. And I was like, that's genius. It's all rebranding. Closer to the toddler age, but it's just rebranding. Beach candy. Yeah. And like brushing her teeth. I'm like, let's get the like.
My sister used to call them sugar bugs. Yeah, exactly. Let's get the bugs out. Or like she has a really fun toothbrush or like. And like people have told me like when it comes time to potty train, like just cave and get the like Barbie underwear or whatever they want. That's exciting. Yeah. Like whatever. Fine.
I mean, she loves Little Mermaid. The thing about her is like, I mean, she's obsessed with Moana. I've only seen, though, the first like 12 minutes, but like 19 times. She only likes it when she's a baby. Like she only wants to watch baby Moana. And we went, we were, we took a flight most recently. So actually, and Moana was on the plane and it was the first time we made it a little bit deeper in.
But I was like, it's kind of scary halfway through.
I haven't even watched it yet.
I saw that in the people who fall asleep watching True Crime as well. Yeah, and people who smoke a lot of weed also are probably very smart.
I mean, look, she's a little bit closer with me. But I also like I work a lot and like Matt's amazing and like he can work from home ever since COVID. So I would not be able to work at the capacity that I do without him like being as hands on as he is. But, you know, of course, there's like for now, yeah, we want mama.
Yeah. For me, it just makes, I don't know, it just, yeah, I like the separation of church and state. I think like the industry can be so weird and it's such a bubble and like you can, or I could get really in my head about things.
So much. Like, it's very nice.
No, we worked on it. We had a dialect coach season one, especially to like, of course, for me. And then also two of the main actors are Australian, Felix and Diesel. So Felix plays the cute boyfriend and then Diesel's Georgia son, Austin. And then also the Canadians just for a couple of mums here and there. But no, we had a dialect coach and that was super helpful.
I mean, you're already acting, which is already, like, a... I would say the one thing, like, I would normally be able to improvise a lot more, but, like, improvising with the accent is a little bit trickier. But... Kind of going back to what I was saying before, too, like, the way they write Georgia, the accent is almost built in.
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