Lindsay Chrisley

Like truly, I don't mean it to hurt anyone's feelings, but the less people I talk to, the less drama there is.

Like Ike is in the background nodding his head and I literally cannot express that enough.

Like the days that I, for example, on Sunday when the babies went to Elijah's house, it was just me, Ike, three kids and they're all self-sufficient kids.

And so they were all doing an activity, whatever they were doing.

I sat down, I read, I did not, I don't think I texted.

I maybe texted two people that whole day.

And it was just one of those things where it's like, okay, nothing could have happened.

Nobody did anything.

There was no drama.

There was no nothing.

And so I felt so at peace.

That felt like success to me.

The other day, we also, I had all seven of my children at the dinner table together.

That felt like success to me.

And so-

I don't know if it's the age.

I don't know if it's realizing things are shifting.

I don't know what it is.

I don't know.

I think it's really stepping into your own.