Terri Irwin

I, of course, hadn't because I was pretty hung up on him.

And then poor Steve, without knowing what he was doing, came to Oregon when it was Thanksgiving.

So he got to meet the whole family.

They well, they were thought it was just amazing because I think this still happens in Thanksgiving, but it kind of is segregated.

So, for example, a lot of times most of the guys will go watch football and most of the women chat and do dishes or whatever.

Right.

Right.

So Steve would go talk football with the guys and then clear the table and do dishes with all the women as comfortably.

So he was perfect and everyone loved him.

But my sister said later, she said she thought, darn it, because we're never going to see him again because he lives in Australia.

Right.

By this time, I've paid off my house.

I have a successful company.

I have a wildlife rehabilitation organization.

And I'm working nights and weekends at an emergency veterinary hospital.

So I've become a veterinary technician as well.

And so my dance card's full.

You guys both have thriving, active lives on two different continents.

Yeah.

But that was kind of the family's reaction was, we love him, but...