HEATHER MCMAHAN Took a Month-Long Trip to Scotland

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Hey, Sufi! How's it going? Good. How are you? I'm doing very well.

My wife has been out of town for a week. Yeah, you saw her in Los Angeles. Yeah, we had brunch. Mackenzie and I were not usually brunch people. If we have a weekend morning that we can just get up and hang around the house, that's what we want to do.

We knew Alexi was here, so we reached out and she's like, how's 8.3 in West Hollywood? We were like, but you get out 8.30. That's because that was just so early for you. Yeah, it was just earlier than we wanted. That's getting up at 7, getting the dog out, getting showered on a morning when you could theoretically sleep in. But it was so lovely. It was a gray morning. The sun hadn't come out yet.

Beat the crowds, lovely brunch. So nice to see her. It was really, it was great. And it just got us out of the house. It sort of gave us a day that we wouldn't have had otherwise. I had, because she was gone, I did not have a single night without one of my children in bed. Like they just kind of rotated through. Yeah, because you don't got those boundaries. We don't got those boundaries, but I will tell you, buddy, I couldn't, I'm actually sad it's over. She's getting back tonight and it was just so nice.

Like I'm just realizing like they're not going to want to do it forever. And I'm like, this is the best and they all are different. Like it's mostly Addy and Axel, like Ash is, you know, I think he's kind of, you know, he wants to be the big kid and he doesn't want to do that.

He whines a little bit about the fact that he keeps forgetting that he could have done it. And but Axel wakes up so early and then just for an hour tries to wake me up while pretending he's still asleep. So he's just a lot of like, ah, ah, ah.