Missy

All of our kids put up their phones.

I will preface.

Zach is the only one.

He does get to have a checkpoint once a day to make sure that there's nothing major or whatever.

But by and large, we put up our phones and we just rest with one another and we have deep conversations.

We don't watch, we will watch like a family movie, but we really don't have the TV.

Like we check out and it has become, I remember the first year our kids were like, what, what?

But by the end of that five or six days,

Just the whole atmosphere in our family was different.

And now it's so funny.

Annabelle came on our Sabbath for the first time last year.

We don't let any extras come until our kids are at least 18.

And that's kind of how we've done it.

And so she got to come on the Sabbath trip last year for the first time.

And now our kids, all of them, cannot wait.

And that's like the – they're like, we can't wait to put up our phones.

We can't wait to just – and we use it as a time to talk about the new year and what, you know, our goals are going to be.

Thank you very much.

Lisa brings people together.

Maybe that's what he's thinking.