Kat Van Buren

So I'm eager to see what I learn about mixing families.

And it's really from, this is like the gist of it from reading the cover is that a lot of times I think you try to

I picture it as like a puzzle.

You're trying to like put these two families together perfectly.

And you've got all these different dynamics.

So it more so should be that we're coming together as like a bowl of fruit mixed together instead of this perfect puzzle that you're trying to force everybody into.

Did they use puzzle and fruit?

Because I haven't read it yet.

Okay.

I was thinking that it meant similar, like where you blend something, it all becomes like same consistency, the same, whatever texture color.

But when you're just mixing it, it's yeah.

Like a fruit bowl.

You still have it.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Well, yeah.

Mixing.

That's probably yours is better because it's actually blending.

But when I, I think of us like puzzle pieces and you're like trying to force in a piece that doesn't fit there, but you're trying to make it work.

Yeah.