Kail Lowry

Like y'all have been to every house.

I, well, except for the first one, every house I've lived in in Delaware and Nash and, and Lux have been, they call each other cousins.

Yeah.

Um, and they, they also fight like cousins and brothers.

It's just so crazy because I'm like, I can't,

picture you not being in my life and like your kids not being, cause like we just celebrated Thanksgiving together.

And so like, it would be so weird if we didn't.

Yeah.

So if you guys have seen Emily on my socials, now, you know, when we became friends, where we became friends, um,

And you're still a teacher?

I am.

When we first met, you were going through some stuff and pretty much the entire duration of our friendship, you've been a single mom.

Yeah.

What has that been like for you being a teacher and being around kids all day and then having to come home and be a single mom?

The mental load of children in general, whether you are a nanny, a parent, a teacher, a pediatrician, I would imagine.

There is no, I'm sorry, but I've worked physical jobs and I've worked jobs that are not physical.

And I've been a single mom.

There's no other job.

You could not name a physical job that is harder than the mental load of a full-time single parenthood position after marriage.

a nine to five essentially or a seven to three or whatever summers are not your summers don't get breaks because your summers are filled with your own children and you have children from the same way I do.