Dianna Russini

And how can I connect to the parishioners here?

And that's usually, it's a lesson.

And depending on the priest, I think Catholics can agree, sometimes they're all right, sometimes they're boring.

Most of the time for me, they've been boring.

I haven't had great priests.

And I guess my son has some sixth sense with it too, because every single time the priest stands up, he walks up, he goes,

Mom, I gotta poop.

I'm like, guys, we call it the homily dump now because it's just every single time.

So I gotta get up and walk out with him.

And to the kid's credit, like,

They've got a speaker in the bathroom so you can still hear the homily.

I'm like, kind of get it, Mikey.

This isn't great.

Yeah, it's like Mikey's colon's allergic to homilies, and my stomach is just allergic to anyone who, like, okay, so credit to Kevin.

He understands that in life, like, we need to help each other out.

And so he likes to get ahead on meals, right?

It's helpful.

But Monday mornings, he cooks a full dinner.

So it's 5 a.m., I pour my coffee, and Kevin's at the stove.

Making broccoli and chicken and onions and peppers.