Grandma Gail

And she has to be adaptable.

Well, she better make sure the city that she's moving to is for a good reason.

I just wouldn't move because she's a little stuck now in where she is because it's just going to be the same problem in the new city.

So if there is a job opportunity or a relationship involvement and you really want to go, you'll learn new things about the new city.

If you're just going to find yourself, perhaps you should find yourself in your community where you're in

right now.

And we call locating is a very big, big thing.

And you know, you can't take that lightly.

Oh, that I think is a very important question.

I don't think anybody should stay in a relationship if they have questions about it just for the fact that it's safe.

You know, sometimes you have a whole lifetime in front of you and safety is not the issue.

It's about compatibility, whether you're going on the same path.

So I wouldn't worry about that.

There's always somebody down the road that you will find.

It's always more comfortable naturally to know the person that you've been with.

But if you're seeing that it's lacking and it's not really going in the right direction, stop it.

And just look forward to something new.

Yes.

I think to be in a relationship that really is going to be a permanent relationship, you have to have some things that you either enjoy doing together or that you have a focus on where your future is going to be.

But you at least had better weather than we had. We were sitting in the rain here, but okay.