Mary Beth Chapman

He goes, why?

Are you mad at me?

Oh, and then here we go.

I'm like, I'm not mad at you.

It's texting.

It's supposed to be one symbol.

It should communicate everything.

I've got to get going.

And that, yeah, he's very loquacious.

I love that word.

Very period deficient and loquacious.

He's been described that before.

Yeah, shout out.

But I think...

Another thing that's been important for us because we have had so many missteps and really, honestly, the hope for this book is just that people go, they're actually real.

They're just people who – it really is two sinners trying to figure out how do you stay married, be married.

And I think our children – it was really important that our children read this and read it for the honesty that –

is in it is I think it's been important for us as we've journeyed in this marriage is to, we've made so many missteps as to how do we repair that well in front of our children and asking for that forgiveness and saying, okay, mom and dad, okay, we really blew that.

And, you know, having them at least model the repair, what it's like to step into a

Humble moment of needing to ask each other for forgiveness.