Missy

She will tell you like it is, and you will love her for it, no matter if it's good news or bad news.

You're just like, I love you.

Yeah.

Yes.

So I think one of the things you said, Missy, I think rings true, is the actual date and time is really not the most important.

It's just making a point to get together with your family.

And of course, when our kids were younger...

It was, we lived 13 hours from my parents.

We lived in the same town with Zach's parents for most of our marriage of when our kids were young.

So we would travel 13 hours for many years with four young kids.

Yes, and we would spend a week.

And it was—some of our kids' favorite memories were those times.

But then in the recent years, it shifted because we live close now.

We're able to actually have Christmas in our home, and it's become such a special tradition.

But the tradition that we started—and I say this because I think sometimes when you— this time of year, especially, you get on Instagram or—

You tend to think that, oh, man, everybody in the world has these amazing traditions.

They've kept them up forever.

We're terrible.

We don't have it all together.

My decorations don't look like that or whatever the thing is.