Krista

Hmm.

I guess, yeah, that does make sense.

Yeah, everything is a half hour and a list to get out the door now.

Yeah.

Definitely different.

Yeah.

Hi, how are you doing?

Good, except for I feel terribly guilty that I'm about to ask you a question about my husband right now.

Okay, so just to give a little backstory, a few years ago, I got out of the Navy to work at church part-time and stay home with the kids.

And my husband's still in.

He's been gone most of the last three years.

And this summer, while he was on deployment, I was pregnant with our fourth child.

We don't have any family, but we have a bunch of kids, obviously goats, chickens, dogs.

So I was by myself taking care of all that.

Then I had a C-section.

Exactly, yeah.

A million chickens.

And then I had a C-section and came home and had to recover from that and take care of the new baby and take care of everything else I was doing and just wait for him to come home, which was another two months.

So I just felt like I was looking at the end of the tunnel.

There was a light.