Well, hello. I haven't done a vlog for my main channel in a really really It's Mainly because I can't be ours to do it because I do a vlog for my patrons every single month and vlogs are a ton of work And doing one a month has been you know More than enough in terms of like time and effort, but I do miss doing it for my main channel and right now Where I because I if you may have noticed I didn't post anything in November the only thing I did in November was a patron vlog and So I'm trying to get back to doing videos But like the idea of sitting down and doing like a a proper sit down like put up the lights on and put my makeup on and Like sit down and talk books like I just cannot I cannot and even though a vlog is more work Both to film and to edit that seemed like less of a burdensome task to me because I Guess because even though it's more work. It's sort of like integrated into your day So the stuff that you're like already doing you just like it takes longer to do each thing all day because you film it But you're not doing something that you wouldn't be doing. I guess talking to the camera So anyway, I thought I'd do a festive holiday vlog just cozy and reading and that's what a reading blog is and Also because I do owe you two months worth of wrap up and a TBR I thought I would just kind of like work those into the vlog The TBR is definitely easier and more straightforward the wrap up is well I don't know if you can see from here That stack is the wrap up that I need to do So I don't even know if I'll do it all at once Maybe I'll sit down and do half and then half again later. I don't know. We'll figure it out But I just carried over my TBR stack, which you should have seen What I sat down. Let's quickly talk about those books. There's one book that I won't tell you about cuz it's a secret. Oh also yesterday When originally I thought maybe possibly I'd sit down and do proper videos I don't know what it was, but there was something going on in the park It's like a block from me like not just like a party like an event There was a Ferris wheel and like loud music that was getting louder and louder and louder as they even went on to the point Or like I just went to my parents house because I couldn't handle the noise Nobody will develop anything anyway. So anyway The my December TBR is is pretty manageable. I would like to think anyway So so the first book That I just started reading this morning put the jacket back on it is Murder at Holly House, which I know nothing about except that I saw this on waterstones and it arrived a little bit Up, which I'm pretty upset about but um, it's beautiful sprayed pages and it's like all I know is it's like a Christmas a British Christmas Romance romance. What am I saying mystery murder mystery? I like murder mysteries and I like Christmas and This is pretty so that's all the thought that way It's both the purchase and the choice to put it on my TBR, but I'm looking forward to it Then my patrons and I are continuing our little read-along of the Hornblower books We are at Hornblower and the Hotspur, so we're gonna read it in December and talk about at the beginning of January I'm very much looking forward to this. I've been really enjoying the Hornblower books. Then I got this from Waterstones as well It doesn't have these sprayed pages, but it is signed by the author the Christmas appeal also like a Christmas mystery, but then my patrons were telling me that you have like should or have to have read a Non-Christmasy like other book that came first that this is like a Christmasy follow-up to it to make sense of it And that also it's like a more of like a puzzle than a book where You're kind of like given the pieces and you kind of have to put it together I think I think it's something like that Anyway, it's more interactive in some in some capacity, so I was like I don't like that I'll try it. We'll see how it goes. So this it's tiny anyway, then the my patrons and I oh, I should move this up Technically this one won, but it was so close It was like nearly a tie and I was like fine. We can do both or not long So my patrons and I are reading together for our like official patron buddy read for the month of December. Shush out there People truck We are reading both The Wizard of Earthsea and the Christmas a Christmas carol. I have read a Christmas carol before but I got this new edition of it I've never read the Wizard of Earthsea. I've always meant to read the Earthsea books So I got this cool edition of it and then I also got a bind-up that well, I bought like I went crazy I bought all of the Earthsea books in these editions But then I also bought a bind-up which I did not realize was a bind-up of the same books that I had just purchased because I Think it's called the books of Earthsea or something. Is the name of the bind-up, but in fairness to me There is an installment called tales of Earthsea that is also an individual book in this and it's not a bind-up So how was I to know that tales of Earthsea is an installment, but the books of Earthsea is not an installment So I own both now The bind-up is pretty unwieldy. So I will be reading the individual installments, but the bind-up is nice So anyway Yeah, I'm very much looking forward to this if for no other reason than that everyone else has read this Except for me it feels like and my dad's been recommending it for ages. It says it's illustrated I see one illustration which I mean is more than most books have in fairness I think this is the only illustration Whereas Christmas Carol this edition has so many illustrations So anyway, we're gonna read them and talk about them for December then another Christmas-y book the winter spirits Do we need to be crowing right now? Traumatizing my kitty My patrons would know I guess you wouldn't know that there's an ongoing war betwixt Mine kitty and the crows of the neighborhood. She had like a had it out with them. It was quite dramatic So tensions are high today Yeah, in a previous vlog. I think in like early autumn or late summer or something It was it was quite intense cast versus the crows So anyway a Christmas-y book the haul the winter spirits ghostly tales for frosty nights This is an anthology of like spooky stories, which I love the old-timey tradition of like telling ghost stories at Christmas because I prefer spookies Like the woman in black which I love the woman in black in general. I do recommend that It's what I think the framing device for I'm trying because I've seen the play of it as well I've read the book and I've seen the play and I think it's in both the book and the play But the framing device for it is that someone is telling the story as a ghost story at Christmas Any hoesies, so this is ghost stories for Christmas. I picked it up where it came on my radar because I Was looking for Bridget Collins books because I really enjoyed the two of hers I think she has only published two The betrayals and the binding so then when I was searching for Bridget Collins This came up because she's one of the contributing authors to it And then also Karen Millwood Hargrave I've only read one book by her but I liked it and Natasha Pully who I've always meant to read but have I have a bunch of her books But I've read them and catch her on a ward who wrote the last house on needless state Which needless street which I very much enjoyed so I'm looking forward to this anthology and at the very least it is stunning So It's pretty if nothing else and then last and probably least who knows Is my very last book of the month club book because I canceled The Helsinki affair by Anna Pitoniak One of my I think my app actually I hadn't thought of it until this moment But this is a perfect way to end because the very first book that I ever got from book of the month club Was one of her books was her first book Necessary people and it took me a million years to read it, which is why I hadn't really thought of this before Because I was like yeah, I'll read it. It was a thriller and I was like I'm sure it's fine And then like literally years later. I finally read necessary people and was like, oh my gosh This was so good. This was so much better than like a normal thriller Like it like it felt like it would kind of like I was like, oh, I think I know where this is gonna go I know how thrillers go and it didn't like it went in a quite different direction and I was so impressed with it so I was like thinking of probably canceling book of the month club by the end of the year and This is the first time I've seen this author again, and I was like, oh, well, I'm picking that This is um, I think it's a spy thriller and Yeah, first and last that actually like I love the symmetry of that This feels like the universe is confirming my decision to cancel the book of the month I'm I am looking forward to it. So anyway that and then one other book, which I can't tell you about Well, I could but I'm choosing not to because my patrons are very kindly for December for the vlog that I do for my Patience every single month They they pick and vote on a book for me to read for that blog. So like I don't choose when I'm reading for it But so on the poll and it won by a landslide For December was Leanna chooses something that she thinks that she will love So I've chosen something. I know what it's going to be. I'm pretty excited about it. I am Not much better at choosing books for myself than other people. I think there's a pretty good chance that I will like it And I'm pretty excited about it. So I'm not I haven't told my patrons what it is. It'll be a surprise To everyone I guess Yeah, and then later today We'll talk about that Situation which is October and November because a lot of November I spent just like reading all like a bunch of books that I didn't manage to get through in October plus a few more Actually, there's a book missing from the top of that stock. There's that plus one more So I did good. I did good Still a few that I need to read like light bringer Yeah, I just thought I'd have a cozy day read some Christmasy books. I Was thinking of making some festive food. I was thinking of making like a squash and sage risotto and maybe some Roasted broccolini and I have some blueberries. This isn't festive I suppose But I was thinking of making like lemon blueberry muffins to use up the blueberries. Yeah Yeah, just hang out so yeah welcome and Lovely dinner. Um, I think I'm finally ready to do my reading a wrap-up or at least Well, we'll give it our best shot My massive tummy books is it? 26 books Over two months. That's not shabby. All right, let's get them This is a terrible idea. All right. Well, they're a bit out of order now. I'm pretty sure I'm really sure Oh, no, we're gonna do our best Because you know stop it first book that I read in October October was fall of Hyperion, which is hey, don't do that. Oh My patrons and I were My god, be quiet. My patrons and I Were ostensibly doing a read-along of the Hyperion cantoes Um, I had read Hyperion and fall of Hyperion before and I had not finished the cantoes So the plan was to reread the first two and then read the third and fourth ones, but I Already didn't I already didn't like the first one as much as I remember liking it and then I really didn't like this very much the second time I was like, I don't I think I must have like rose colored glasses Been giving it the benefit of the belt first time so I was like God, this is not good Anyway, so we decided collectively To not continue with Hyperion cantoes and I shan't be finishing the cantoes ever I don't think unless there's a very specific reason for me to Definitely peaked at book one and even book one. I think is best on the first read It's not so great on the reread then Possibly next. Oh God, these are definitely out of order. Okay. Well Early in October. I know it was pretty early in October. I read Joyland by Stephen King I always try to read a king in October at least a couple and I will never read Carrie. I always put Carrie on my TBR and I never read Carrie So Yeah, I was looking for books that would be like Creepy carnival kind of vibe. I read something we get this way comes already several years ago What is your problem? Huh? What do you want? What do you want look at this angel? So I read something we get this way comes a few years ago and I Just realized that I could use my TV as a light and it's more effective than I expected So, mm-hmm. That's interesting Um, you can see angel. Oh, you're so cute. Oh, look at her Would you like to tell us you're reading wrap-up? Wait, huh, baby? So cute. As I was saying, I've already read something we get this way comes So I was looking for other books with that vibe And there's a ton of haunted house books to be found. There's a ton of I mean Rather vampire books. There's there's like a lot of other types of stuff creepy carnival. Not so much so Joyland Was like one of like the two books that would come up It would always be like something we get this way comes and I was like yeah, I've already read that and then Joyland And I was like, all right. Well, I guess I'll read Joyland and it's not really creepy carnival, but it was really good I did really really enjoy this um, and I even cried which I think I might have cried a little bit reading pet cemetery because I don't really cry or I don't expect to cry reading Stephen King so yeah, definitely among my new not like my favorite king that I've read but like at the top Very solid definitely definitely really really enjoyed it would recommend then I dnf'd the river we remember by William Kent Krueger um legitimately because I mean, I wasn't loving it. I wasn't like super into it or anything. Um, but in the oodles of like Let's paint the scene and give you like details about these people to flesh out the portrait of humanity and look at me being out there um, what was the line it was some line about how strong this lady made her coffee and how um like The specific counterpoint is that like how no um It was like how no Scandinavian or how no swede would ever make their coffee. You know, she made it good and strong And I was like tell me, you know nothing about Scandinavia without telling me because they love coffee Like they drink more and darker and blacker and stronger coffee than anyone in the world So if you're telling me that oh this lady made strong-ass coffee, not like the weak-ass swedish coffee like I did Oh all things to begin to use as an example. I just What And so after that I just felt like I couldn't trust anything the author said I was like I happened to know that But there's things that I don't know and if you're like saying stuff like making assertions I don't trust any of them now and I'm very annoyed and I already wasn't loving this so I was I kept reading it after that But it just kept bothering me and I kept and made me question every single thing that he said And I was like I can't read this. I I can't I can't I cannot forgive the Scandinavian coffee debacle so I didn't have to then I I'm pretty sure I read this first and then this but they fell down Um, I also don't think I read them next or back to back, but I might have done. I don't know So obviously these are all book of the month the books. Um, I read stranger upstairs by lisa and matlin Um, which is a debut and I read none of this is true by lisa jewel Which is definitely not a debut and it's not my first lisa jewel. Um, this one I thought at first that I was not gonna like it and I thought that I was like Oh, this is a debut and it seems like it like it feels like it like she doesn't know what she's doing This is a thriller that's like not very thrilling it's kind of cliche and it's gonna like do really predictable and stupid things and By no means is this a perfect thriller But it actually did surprise me quite a bit and it went places that I was not expecting at first Like it seems very cookie cutter to begin with But it takes some turns that are unexpected and the ending for it is not what you think it's going to be Because I was pretty sure I knew what was going to be and I was annoyed one that I knew and two at what it was Because I was like, are we doing this? We're not doing this So I think this is actually quite good and I would definitely read another thriller by this author since this was their debut Um, yeah, I pretty pretty good. And then none of this is true. This is I think my second lisa jewel I think the only other lisa jewel book I've read is um the family upstairs Which was not really what I expected it to be but I did enjoy it None of this is true. Also fantastic. I think this is better than the other one that I read by her Um, this is really really really good. I really liked this It kept my attention and it kept making like twisting and turning in ways that I did not expect But I didn't feel like clumsy and gimmicky.  I don't think I read this next but it's next in the stack Um, my patrons chose for me to read and vlog for them, which I did I feel like I was going to say something about the vlog But I don't well, I whatever it was. It must not have been very important But anyway, I vlogged children of gods and fighting men by Shauna Lawless And um, I did not like it I did not hate it. It's not the worst thing my patrons have ever made me read But it was not a win for me In fairness. I was just getting over COVID Um, when I read this and I vlogged it, um So I don't know that that helped it, but I don't think it really changed much like I I don't think it's that well written. I think it's quite, um Cliche and cookie cutter and shallow And borderline offensively shallow and it's like kind of reliance on stereotype Maybe not even stereotype archetype perhaps is what I mean to say. Yeah, this was just I mean I wasn't particularly interested in picking it up when it came out Even though you it seems like the type of thing that'd be a me book, but I'll say I don't know Um Yeah, I did not like it and I will not be reading the words of kings and prophets So alas and for the year of gaming I did reread the graveyard book so that I could do my video And I'm very behind on the year of gaming and the year of gaming chance to be concluded at the end of this year But I did reread graveyard book and super duper enjoyed it and did get my video done Then the book that I picked up when I was in Nashville, um with mara and jess and Cas what the actual fuck? Why? Um murder your employer by rupert holmes. Um The audiobook is how I listened or how I consumed this Cas do you want to get sprayed? Yeah, I'm talking to you The audiobook is read by Neil Patrick Harris and someone else And Neil Patrick Harris's narration was quite enjoyable. The other narrator Was was decent But also the problem is that Neil Patrick Harris is part of it is when the narrative is in first person And so he's reading it like he is the character um speaking in first person And then the other narrator is reading in third person and would have Like would say things like that are supposed to be the dialogue of Neil Patrick Harris's character And I guess they never spoke to each other or never heard Each other how they were going to do it because when he would do the dialogue that was meant to be Neil Patrick Harris's character It sounded nothing like him. I don't expect him to do like an impression of Neil Patrick Harris, but like Different accent different intonation different tone and vibe and personality even um Which really kind of made it confusing And then the story itself, I think it was an interesting premise But I think the author didn't quite know what to do with it So it started much more interestingly than it ended by the end. I was kind of sick of it Um, I didn't wasn't doing anything that terribly interesting with its premise It was like I wasn't mad. I read it. It was fun But it wasn't that good And I certainly wouldn't want to reread it and for being such a pretty book It did not live up to its cover and then another book of the month club that I dnaf'd was bright young women by Jessica Noll not even because of anything the book did I just I don't know how I completely missed that this book is about Ted Bundy like it from the perspective of his victims Um, and I just don't want to read about that. I knew it was like True crime like thriller, but I don't know how I missed That it's about Ted Bundy um So I just as soon as I realized that I was like not very far into it when I realized that I was like, oh I nope. No, I'm good. No, thank you So it might be a fantastic book. Um, I just don't want to read it And then the blades and bodice rippers book was the magic toy shop by Angela Carter We all dressed up as usual and the live show was on Bethany's channel. We all dressed up like dolls Um, it was yeah, I was gonna say I think the prompt was to dress like toys, but I think we all dressed like dolls Um, which was fun. I enjoyed the book. Um I was not the one that hated it this time. So that's that's always refreshing and then I read this is not what I read next by no means. I think I might have read this next The books that Mara tells me to read I've read all of them So I'm not going to talk about them really here because she and I are going to talk about oh Yeah, I realized that I you probably don't know what books I picked for Mara Um, so I talked to my tbr about the books that she picked for me um, and I didn't have the books With me when we visited Nashville So you would have seen these books in her video because she gave them to me and in my tbr But she doesn't do tbr videos and I didn't have them then so I don't think anyone knows What books I chose for Mara? So in anticipation of us chatting about them when she's done with them the books that I chose for Mara fyi are Good Omens by Neil Gaiman and Terry Project um for obvious reasons, um And the Mary Shelley Club by uh, Goldie Moldovsky I think is my name of the author The Unlikely Escape of Uriah Heap by HG Perry and The Paper Menagerie by Ken Liu and yeah, I don't know how she's doing with them I don't know if she started or finished them. Those are the four books that I picked for her that we will discuss soon Anyway, um, the first of the books that she gave to me to read that I finished was The Traveling Cat Chronicles So we will talk about them soon Um, then my patrons and I buddy read and and had a live chat talking about the strange case of Dr. Jacqueline Mr. Hyde in October. I never read this before so it was very, um, I don't know, edifying? Perhaps is the word? I don't know just it's something that people talk about so much that even if you haven't read it You know what this story is So it was interesting to read the the original to actually read the story that I feel like I already knew Yeah, so Yeah, um, I did not read this next, but we'll talk about it next. Um I read Horseman by Christina Henry, um, which is a retelling of the Legend of Sleepy Hollow Um, I've only read one of their Christina Henry book. I've always meant to read more But I love Lost Boy by Christina Henry, which I read a few years ago Um, and my friend was like, oh, well, I am she also likes Lost Boy and she's like, I just read Horseman and it was really good So I picked it up on her say so no pressure And I didn't really care for it like I didn't hate it but I thought I was pretty silly and Didn't really know what it was trying to do in terms of like why why it's retelling this this story Like what it's trying to do about that or change about that or comment on or be in conversation with I just it was very silly to me and like very, um Not quite self aggrandizing but a little bit maybe that I don't know the tone of it was so strange to me and I honestly like the way that it um The changes that it makes to the original I mean it makes a ton of changes But I mean some of the changes it makes to the core characters not just that like it expands the story or extends the story I mean like changes it makes to kind of like who you kind of um how you feel about the the main characters in it um I just I I don't know why and I don't I don't like it and I think I gave it three stars I just This was not it at least not for me And I'm not even like a mega fan of the original story But I definitely prefer a Washington Irving story to this and then my patrons and I are reading the hornblower books Which I mentioned my TBR so in October not November because we're doing one every other month So for October we read the tenant hornblower or as the British would have it left tenant hornblower And had our chat talking about it and then November no hornblower and then December which we're currently in another hornblower So, um, yeah, I don't have like too much to say about the individual installments I just like I really enjoy the adaptations and I'm enjoying the books and it's just a good time another Mara book, um the Amorbid Taste for Bones by Ellis Peters, which is the first cadfell mystery, um, so Shant be saying lips are sealed what I think of it. You'll have to wait till me and Mara discuss it I definitely did not read that next. Oh, maybe I read this next the witcher read along in In October, so I must have read this in October um We finished the books. We've we've finished season of storms Which is the last of the books, um and chatted about it on tribesry podcast and then in November what we talked about was the show season three because um, I hadn't seen it So I had to hurry up and watch it so we could talk about it. Um, but yeah season of storms Not my favorite witcher book it There were some enjoyable things about it But definitely kind of a letdown after you finished the series And I definitely think you have to read it after finishing the series because it would be kind of spoilery for the series But yeah, I Bethany like this a lot better than I did. Um I definitely feel like it depends on what it is Like I think people who don't really like the witcher series that much would probably like season of storms better But if you like the witcher series, you probably won't like season of storms. So It wasn't bad, but definitely not my favorite. And at some point I read another mara book, um The slave uh, just just slave to sensation by Nalini Singh the first in the side changeling series And I am not going to tell you what I think about this Then I maybe after that But whatever at some point I read had a cello haunted house by Grady Hendricks and Grady Hendricks is three for three. This is possibly my favorite of the Grady Hendricks books that I've read. I've read um the vampire southern book loves guide to selling vampires and the ikea one horror store and now how to sell haunted house and partly why this one worked so so well for me is that like the kind of like central characters slash driving conflict slash main relationship in the In the book is between a brother and a sister And by no means do I want to say that my relationship with my brother is like this, but there are parts of it that like They're much worse in the book that would mean my brother have ever gone through. But like I feel like if anyone's ever had like a brother sister relationship that like has Some issues like this is like way worse and way more exaggerated way more intense and she's worse and he's worse and my brother and I are much chiller than this but nonetheless like it resonated with me because of that um And in in good ways and in bad ways And then the haunting itself I thought was more interesting like usually when I read these types of stories So there's kind of a supernatural element I tend to find them very silly or I feel like by the time I get to the end of the author was like Well, I wanted to do this story But I didn't really know like what the reason for it would be so I kind of had to like come up with something at the end Like they usually feel kind of like cobbled together But this felt like thematically thought through Um And yeah, I really enjoyed this. I really like greedy Hendricks So I guess I will continue reading greedy Hendricks the last mara book, which Did I read it last? I think I did finish this last. So at least those were in order Um barrow of winter by h.m. Long and I shan't be telling you What I think of this all right home stretch. No, that's not true. There's oh god. There's stacks everywhere. Okay Um, I read Our Lady of Mysterious Aliments by TL Huchu Which is the sequel to the library of the dead. I really liked the library of it I didn't love it, but I really liked it and I was looking forward to like reading the series But I really did not like Our Lady of Mysterious Aliments So unless I hear the book three is like really amazing and that book two was like a massive dip But we came back like I'm done with the series The first one was charming while imperfect and not not spectacular, but like a good time And the second one is not a good time So I don't know what happened. It feels like a different person wrote this I do not recommend if you even if you like to the first I mean, I guess I still recommend the first one because it was a good time But don't read the second one Then Uh, nope. This was next. Yes. Yes Um, the book that my patrons chose for me to read and vlog for them in November was um, The Parable of the Sower by Octavia Butler And Octavia Butler is three for three. Um, I've read Fledgling, Kindred, and now Powerful of the Sower Which I had originally intended to be my first Octavia Butler and now I'm only now reading it. I really enjoyed it. I don't know Which is my favorite Octavia Butler of the three that I've read I like them all though So yeah, anyway, um, like I said, I read this and vlogged it for my patrons and I Unlike Children of Gods of Fighting Men this This was good. And then I read The Unmaking of June Farrow by Adrienne Young and this was awful Worst Adrienne Young book yet, and I don't know why I keep reading her I mean, I do know why I keep reading her books is because the premise always sounds like something I would be interested in and then the execution is always so Painfully lackluster But this one in addition to being lackluster and it was very lackluster It was also Very weird in what it's some of its choices. And then the author's note at the end just kind of like Made it worse Um, so no, I give this one star and I think I'm finally done with Adrienne Young I don't care how enticing the premise of her next book sounds. I'm shan't be reading it I know enough Then um, I read Mr. Mercedes by Stephen King because I got all the Mr. Mercedes books That's just because I want to read his new one Holly Um, and then people were like, uh-oh, you're not gonna like those. It's too bad you bought them all And I was like, well I really liked this. I really really liked this again one of my Not in my all-time favorite, but one of better Stephen King than one of the better ones Like I definitely enjoyed this more than Salem's lot. I enjoyed this more than The Shining um I enjoyed this more than Other books presumably. I don't remember what I've read. Um, yeah, this was really really good And I'm very happy to read the next two books um Yeah, I don't why do people think I wouldn't like this? I don't understand I also now know why the next book or the book that I was reading this for is called Holly Um, so when that came I was like, Holly! Um Yeah, this was really good really really good Um That's all I have to say about that. Then I read suddenly a murder by Lauren Munoz and this was fine It was nothing to write home about the mystery was like, okay I guessed a lot of it well before it was revealed. Um, so It I maybe I'm too old for it. Maybe if I was like in middle school or high school I would like this better It was fine. It wasn't bad It was better than my lady of mysterious ailments Definitely better than June Varro, but it was it was pretty forgettable if I'm honest Then one of my new favorite books I well the one that I read was this copy from book of the month Starling House by Alex E. Harrow Which I almost didn't choose but someone was like, I'm reading this one right now And it's really good and I saw it on book of the month and I was like, I'll get that too Um, and then I will be probably getting rid of this because I bought now the Barnes and Noble special edition of it But this is the copy I read Um, and I read it physically because I tried the audiobook and I did not like the narrator. So I was like, nope Um, this book is Raven Cycle for adults for grown-ups If you like the Raven Cycle by Maggie Steve Otter Then you have to read the Starling House because The writing itself the vibe of the story the also like the actual story itself Like what it's about and the kind of magical realism of it. I mean, I guess it's straight up magic It's not even magical realism, but it's more like magical realism, which is also how Raven Cycle is um, the like highly metaphorical language Mixed with like kind of crass maybe not crass humor, but I don't know. There's an edginess to the writing and to the humor in both Maggie Steve Otter and in this Um I really loved this. I like devoured it. Um Yes Very very very much like this book. The writing is stunning. The story was impactful and creative and Immersive and this made me remember that I do actually like reading and I do actually like books And then last but least also Um is The Ninth Rain by Jen Williams, which my patrons and I buddy read And none of us were terribly impressed Which is a shame because I have these gorgeous editions from The Broken Binding And I probably I'm not going to read books two and three But so it goes All right, we did it and now You can finally put this stack away and Yeah Watch the TV Read a book Go to bed Think I'll probably end the vlog here though because I'm pretty tired And I have nothing for them to say But let me know if this video was Fun like if I should do this again. I kind of liked it Um doing it this way And I'm happy to vlog again in December Cook some things and snuggle up with a book and get cute footage of cats. I don't know. I like vlogging a lot. It's just a lot of work Anyway, um, yeah I guess that's all from me and uh I think I used to have an outro, but it's been like three years since I ever did a video I don't know See you Around happy holidays


what is going on everybody welcome back to the channel my name is philly beats you and in this video we're gonna be taking a look on how to farm max honey in pokemon sword and shield and you might be wondering what's the point of farming max honey well that's that's that's why we're doing this video so without further ado let's get into this all right so the first thing that you want to do is make sure that you have completed the post game in your actual sword and shield game because you need to have access to the bike and have access to the certain quest that give you max honey so this is after you finish the post game and everything within the isle of armor so you want to go over to the training lowlands this is your fastest way to head over to this tree i call it honeycomb island honeycomb tree island whatever you want to call it the hexagon island i don't know all right so we land over here we're gonna get on our bike clearly i didn't know where i was going in the initial part of that part so we're gonna go ahead uh drive your bike down here just follow this route real quick bada bing bada boom all right pass that talent flame go to the water and then you're gonna obviously want to avoid the sharp beetles here this is not a tutorial this is just me fluffing time out so i can make my way to the silent here we go once you arrive on honeycomb island basically get off your bike and drop a wishing piece into any one of these dens all right and the dens will spawn either cone bees or vespic queen it doesn't matter which one you just want to go into it as soon as you see one of these bees because these bees are the ones that drop the honey now be aware that each one of these raids has a 50 to 70 chance of dropping these max honeys so we're gonna go ahead hop in here clearly i have no friends playing with me right now so i'm gonna have to go alone in here and we're gonna fight this raid battle and we will be right back at the end when i get the rewards right combi was caught let's check the rewards and pray and hope we got max honey we have lots of honey but we did not get max honey this round unfortunately and i'm making a video which sucks but that's the 50 to 70 chance of it happening so i'm gonna go ahead i'm gonna do another one until i get it i'm not gonna bother catching because you get the rewards regardless of what you do so i'm not gonna catch here and we're gonna hope we get that 50 to 70 chance of it dropping max honey and we got the max honey so there we go now the purpose of max honey at the moment of this video currently in the game is to only g max urshifu if you guys want to know why you need to g max urshifu or how you can g max multiple urshifu you could check out the other video in where i tell you guys how to get multiple urshifus by just having one game and one dlc so go ahead and check that out so in order to use the max honey in the game you gotta go back to the dojo i'm sure if those who have beaten the game you guys are already aware that you need to to go here anyway because it's part of the post-story quest line for the dlc to g max urshifu now if for some reason you don't care and you have an access of max honey that you don't really you know need you can just use it to revive your pokemon to full health now obviously if you didn't know this is exactly the person you're going to go to and like i said before as of this game the only thing that you can g max urshifu but there's no way that they have all this honey just for one pokemon i strongly believe that in the next dlc if there's g max forms and you need to get them you have to come over here to do it for specific g max pokemon now regular g max pokemon in the game do not need max honey all they need is three max mushrooms so if you're doing an urshifu remember three max mushrooms one max honey and bada bing bada boom you have a g max urshifu and again i think this is going to be used for legendaries later on in other expansions or in updates maybe a zarud that that weird grass dark monkey is going to have a special g max form and you might need max honey so go ahead rack those up you know farm those keep them just in case you never have to come back here again and that's pretty much it guys if you enjoy this video make sure to leave a like comment subscribe and let me know what you guys think we should cover next in pokemon sword and shield also want to remind you guys that we do stream almost every weekday at 5 p.m eastern center time so you want to go ahead and check out the twitch if you're looking for discord community as well so go ahead and trade pokemon and you need help with things go ahead i let's i list that down in the description below without further ado guys i'm gonna head off in this video and i will catch you guys in the next one this is philly beats you and i'm out


Hello, I'm Jason Johnston, a senior content developer with the Outlook Ecosystems team. Today, I'm going to show you how to connect your Node.js app to Office 365 and get, update, and delete calendar data on your calendar. So let's get started. To start with, I've got this basic Node.js app that we've developed over the previous two sessions. Right now, we can log in and we can do basic calendar sync. And now we'll take those calendar items that we're syncing and be able to take some actions on those. In case you missed the previous two sessions, the code that I'm starting with right now is available in the session two branch in the GitHub repo, which is included in the comments below. Okay, so this app uses the Node Outlook library to do all of the API calls back to the Outlook APIs. We've already got it installed from our previous session. So let's start by taking a look at the app as it stands right now. If I log in and sync my calendar, I get these items in a table with a view item link. Or right now, the view item link doesn't work. So let's fix that. We switch over to our code and in the app.js, we'll add a view item route. This view item route gets the item ID from the query parameters. And then we set up a call to the get event method in the calendar namespace and Node Outlook library. Like with our sync calls, we don't have to use the raw make API call here. Node Outlook already implements this functionality for us. So all we need to do is set this get event parameters object with our access token and the item ID of the event that we want to retrieve. And then call get event. We pass the event that gets returned to us in our callback to the item detail page template. So let's see that in action. Now if we click view item, we actually get some details about the item. And below, we see the raw JSON dump of all the details that come back. Now this is nice, but if you look at our form, we're only displaying a few of the fields here, subject location, how many minutes beforehand the reminder will fire and the start and end time. But if we look at the JSON, we're getting back a lot more data than we're actually using. This may not be that big of a deal, but it is a little wasteful. So we can trim that down and only get back the fields that we care about. To do that, we'll modify our view item route here to add a select. This is a standard OData query parameter, which allows you to specify the fields that you want back on a particular entity. We just separate them with commas and I've included all the ones that we care about and display in the form. And now we just need to add those parameters to our get event parameters so that they're passed to the API call. And that should do it. So if we restart the app now, we should see a smaller result set returned. Again, we see all the fields that we care about being displayed in our form. But this time, the JSON that comes back is much smaller and only includes the fields that we asked for. Since we're looking at the JSON here, take a second to point out some of the new features from the V2 endpoint. One is the time zone. By setting our preferred time zone in the node outlook library, we pass a prefer header which specifies that time zone. So as you can see, our start and end times are returned to us in Eastern Standard Time, which is the time zone that I specified. If we don't set that time zone, these times would come back in UTC time or Zulu time. The other new feature that I point out quickly is the reminders. We have two new properties now in the V2 endpoint on events. Is reminder on and reminder minutes before start. The is reminder on is a Boolean that just tells us if there is a reminder set on the event. And if it is set, reminder minutes before start tells us how many minutes before the start of the appointment, the reminder should fire. Pretty straightforward. Okay, so let's get back to the code. As you can see, we have a couple of new buttons here on the form. Update item and delete item. So let's start by implementing the update item. Okay, so this should look fairly similar to some of the other routes that we've already added. We get the item ID from the query parameters and the access token from our session. We also get the new subject and new location from our query parameters, which are passed in the form when we submit it. Then we construct an update payload. Now notice here that we're only setting subject and location. We're not creating an entire new event entity. Whenever you do an update, you only have to include the fields that you want to change. We package this all up again into a parameters object with the token, the item ID, and our update payload. And we pass that to the update event in the calendar namespace. If it succeeds, we redirect back to the view item view so that we can see our new changes. So let's give it a try. We'll change the subject and the location field and go ahead and update the item. Okay, so as we see here, we're getting an error access denied message. That's because the permissions that we requested in our app only gave us the ability to read the user's calendar. We never requested the ability to write to the user's calendar. So we can change that now. We don't need to modify our application registration. We just need to modify our code to request that scope as part of the login process. So if we go to authhelper.js, we'll swap out the calendars.read scope for the calendars.readwrite scope, and that's all that we need to do. Now, if we restart the app and sign in, we're presented with a consent screen again. That's because we've changed the permissions from the last time that the user granted consent. As you can see, we now have the read and write your calendar's permission instead of just read your calendar. Now we should have the proper permissions to update the item. And now we have the new values in our results. And if we look here, we have the new subject and the new location. And quickly we can verify that it has been updated. Okay, great. So now let's look at updating delete item. Again, node outlook has a built-in function for us here, so we don't have to implement it ourselves. And we get the item ID from the query parameters on the incoming request. And we set up an event parameters, delete event parameters object here with the token and the item ID. And we call delete event. Now here on success, we redirect back to the sync page. And that's because since we deleted the item, we can't view it anymore. If we try to view an item with that item ID, we would get nothing back. Okay, so let's give that a shot and see how that works. Okay, so now that we have delete in place, we'll go ahead and give that a try and see what happens. Let's delete our doctor's appointment because we just don't feel like going to the doctor today. That processes and then kicks us back to the sync calendar page. And that's it, we've added get, update and delete functionality for the calendar to our app. Be sure to check out dev.outlook.com and dev.office.com for more information and getting started materials for node and other platforms with Office 365. If you'd like to get the completed source of the app that we developed over these sessions, you can get that at GitHub. The link will be below in the description. The master branch should reflect the finished app. Thanks for watching.


Here is the biggest difference between skeletal muscle contraction and cardiac muscle contraction. Skeletal muscle contraction. If a muscle fiber gets a message from a somatic motor neuron, that muscle fiber is going to contract. And in fact, the whole motor unit is going to contract. And the tension generated by the contraction in the twitch in the skeletal muscle fiber, that tension is going to be the same every single time, assuming we keep length the same and assuming that we keep time, like we aren't changing the frequency at which we generate stimuli. Did you follow that? Because skeletal muscle cells can reach tetanus, which means they can increase the amount of tension that they can generate if you fire them multiple times and very quickly. You don't allow them to relax in between. We already know that cardiac muscle cells cannot generate tetanus because of that giant long plateau, which is a refractory period where you cannot generate an additional action potential during that time. This is different. This is a concept by which you can send a message to the heart and you can activate one cell. Here comes the action potential. It's coming down. The size of the action potential is the same. The movement of ions that create that action potential, it's the same every single time. The size of the contraction can change. And you know what it's based on? It's based on calcium. If you change the amount of calcium that comes in from the extracellular fluid, you can change the size of the contraction. Now think that through for a second. How could you change the amount of calcium that comes in through the extracellular fluid? Dude, this is like, let's start thinking about mechanisms by which maybe the sympathetic nervous system might send, might dump some chemicals on the cardiac muscle tissue. If there are proper receptors on the cardiac muscle tissue for epinephrine or norepinephrine, those receptors might open additional calcium channels into the t-tubules, which would allow more calcium into the extracellular fluid, which would allow more calcium to get out of the sarcoplasmic reticulum, which would allow more calcium to bind a troponin and move triple myosin and change the myosin binding site. So voila, we get a contraction. Did you follow that? The amount of calcium, we can change it and change the size of the contraction itself. This is one of the reasons why calcium is a big issue when we're talking about blood pressure and because we're talking about the size of the pump, how much force is being generated by the heart. Decrease the amount of calcium, we can generate a smaller amount of pressure from the heart by creating the force. The beat becomes smaller. There is another way that your awesome heart can generate different sized contractions. More force, more pressure, less force, less pressure.  One of our mechanisms is to change the amount of calcium that is in the intracellular fluid. That's one mechanism to change and modify the size of the cardiac muscle contraction. I'll be right back to tell you all about the other one.


Thank you so much to Simply Safe for sponsoring today's video. I hope you guys are having an amazing, amazing day today. I am very excited for today's video. We are going to be touching on a topic which I actually did a full entire video on a while back on my channel. I did a video that was titled 10 hacks for small apartments, how to basically decorate and organize your space. So when I saw that the video had so many views, I was like, why don't I just start concepting and thinking of ideas as I work throughout the next couple of months, jotting them down as I go. And that is exactly what I did. So I actually ended up with 10 really great hacks that are kind of in addition to that video for you guys that I'm going to share with you on how to just make sure that your space is decorated to its fullest potential, organized to its fullest potential. So that is what we're focusing on today. 10 small apartment decorating and organization hacks, which I think could be great for anyone who has a smaller space. So let me go ahead and jump on into our first hack. I want to keep these super simple to the point, give you guys visuals, just so it's very understandable. And yeah, just leave you with some great inspo for your space. My first tip is going to be utilizing vertical storage. This is so key, so important, probably one of the biggest things you could take away from this video. There are a lot more tips, I do not worry you guys. It is one that I think that is super, super crucial, especially when you have a place that has a little bit of floor space. There isn't much to walk around. You can't put furniture there. Like for example, in my grandpa's bedroom, all I was able to put in there was two nightstands and a queen size bed. There was absolutely no space for any more furniture. Drawers could not pull out. They would be hitting the bed. So utilizing vertical storage is something that I think is super, super important, whether that be adding wall shelves on the wall, adding a bookcase on the wall that's kind of like wall-mounted. I've even seen fold-up wall desks, which I think are great for places like dorms or small spaces, your first apartment maybe, where you're able to mount a desk on the wall that kind of just folds up and looks like a cabinet, but then folds down and you can access it and use it as a desk. So it's functional, but it's also stored away and tucked away in a way that doesn't allow floor space to be taken up, because most times in small spaces, we definitely need that extra floor space just to feel like it's a little bit bigger than it actually is. This tip also kind of goes hand-in-hand with heightening the walls in your room. If you have absolutely nothing on your walls, all your eye focuses on is just anything towards the bottom of the space, but once you add that height and you kind of use that vertical wall space, it actually makes your eye kind of draw up the wall and gives the illusion that the space is a little bit taller than it actually is, and all around just makes it feel larger and just a little bit more open. Now my next tip is one that I kind of just came to one day and I was like, this is just a great tip for anyone that has a small space, and that is to find furniture pieces that are multifunctional. And what I mean by this is just pieces that can really serve a dual purpose in a space, because not all of us have space for a coffee table, an ottoman, a storage basket per se, so why not combine all of them together and get this really, really cute storage bench? Now I'm just gonna share with you guys a couple of examples of multi-purpose furniture pieces, so this exact bench here is a storage bench, so it's perfect to go against the wall, but also consider using this as a coffee table for your space. It's great just put in the center of a rug or right around your couches in your seating area, and you're actually able to put a tray on top, which gives you that kind of hard surface to put glasses or drinks, whatever you wanna put on your traditional coffee table. You also have that bench element, which allows someone to sit there if you need additional seating, and last but not least, it's a storage as well, allowing you to take the top off, you could store whatever you want inside, maybe your coffee table essentials or blankets, so all around you get additional seating when needed. You get your coffee table and you also get storage, so it's a dual purpose furniture piece, which is perfect for a small space. I also think something like this ladder desk would be perfect for a small space, you could lean it up against the wall, you get areas to set decor on top of, books on top of, a little bit of storage, but you also get that functionality with the desk purpose of that, so all around that's a multi-purpose furniture piece as well. Tip number three is one that I think everyone should take into account in any small space throughout their home, and that is to utilize a mirror in that space. Now, I wish I went ahead and did this in my grandpa's bedroom, but I knew he had a mirror that he was gonna bring with him anyways, which they're going to be putting on the wall now with that little painting on it, so the mirror's gonna be going there, but a mirror is really, really great for a small space because first of all, it just makes it appear larger when you're able to see the reflection of the room, it just makes the room look a little bit bigger, and the second great thing about a mirror is it reflects light, so any light that comes in, a lot of small spaces don't really have that many light sources, you know, traditionally there's one or two windows in that space, so having a mirror bounces the light back, making the space a little bit more airy and a little bit more bright, which in the end results in a larger-looking space.  We all look at ourselves in mirrors every single day, so why not have one in a small space to bounce that light off? You can look at yourself, plus it just looks pretty in this space, so all around a mirror is needed for any small space. Now, I know I just mentioned that I never ended up putting a mirror in my grandpa's bedroom, which is in my aunt's house, but something I did end up putting in there when I was there was actually a Simply Safe system. Now, as many of you guys know, I have talked about Simply Safe multiple times on my channel in the past, and when my aunt ended up moving, she was like, hey, Drew, do you think you're able to get me a Simply Safe system? And I reached out and they were like 100%. We would love to make sure that your aunt is nice and protected in her home, so they sent over a system. And if you guys have never, ever heard of Simply Safe before, they are truly top-notch when it comes to home security. I think it is the most innovative and just effortless home security system. I just love how everything is so seamless. You download the app, and it just kind of walks you through the entire process, and it's truly a no-brainer when it comes to home security systems. And they have a ton of great sensors to cover every single window, room and door, plus a ton of great extras like water sensors, temperature sensors, and HD cameras so we can see what's happening throughout the home.  So if anyone comes into your home or anything random like that, the police will be on the way. That is the point of a home security system and Simply Safe has you covered. You guys, luckily I've not had to have that happen yet. Thankfully, however, I feel protected and my aunt feels protected too. She's actually just now able to move into her home. She didn't want to until she had that home security system. Now that it is there, she's able to finally start living there. And I think she actually moved out yesterday. I filmed these clips when I was doing my grandpa's bedroom makeover last weekend. And I think she actually officially moved into her house yesterday, which is amazing. So if you guys would like to learn more or check out any more information on Simply Safe, I will link them below for you guys. Just head over to simplysafe.com slash loanfox to do so. Again, link to the top of my description box below. I think it's a great, great company. I would highly recommend it to absolutely everybody who does need a home security system. Let's go ahead and jump on into our fourth, fourth hack here. This next tip is all about linear prints. Now this is not going to be the most crucial or beneficial tip from this video. I'm just gonna point that out right now, you guys. But it's something to keep in the back of your mind when you're out shopping for a space. I always keep this in mind. If I want to heighten a wall, make it appear a little bit taller, find a curtain that has a vertical print in it. For example, my bed here, which is not relating to the curtains at all, my bed has a horizontal line running through the entire duvet, which I love so much because it actually makes my bed look wider. The great thing about stripes is that they really give you the illusion of something as taller or wider depending on the orientation. So that's why a lot of people traditionally don't like wearing horizontal stripes because they feel like it makes their body appear wider. And traditionally a lot of people like wearing more vertical stripes because it makes them appear a little bit taller and a little bit skinnier. Linear prints aren't anything that's going to add any bulk to your space, but it's definitely great to keep that in mind if you are shopping for a duvet or if you are shopping for a rug or if you are shopping for curtains, just keep that in the back of your head to consider linear prints. Now, this next tip is one that changed my bedroom like crazy. And I will not say that my bedroom is a small bedroom. It is actually a pretty large bedroom for sure. However, this would totally work in a small bedroom as well. And hanging your curtains as high as you can and getting the longest curtains that you possibly can totally impacted my space so much, you guys. When I moved into the space, there was short curtains that just covered the window. They did not go to the floor. They were mounted directly above the window seal and it just made the space look so drab and just boring. But when I tell you guys, I invested in my curtains in my room. Now, I personally think that curtains are something that you should 1 billion percent invest in because they could make or break a space like crazy. I cannot tell you how impactful me adding curtains to this bedroom totally made it disappear so much bigger, so much taller and just more lux in the end. It just looks so much nicer and elevated. So coming from me, you guys, if you have to go purchase a longer curtain than you actually need and you know, sew the bottom or have a seamstress sew it and pay that little bit of additional money to make sure that you have a curtain that fits your space nicely, I think it totally, totally elevates any area. Now, using rugs to add a little bit of separation to your space actually visually makes it appear a little bit larger. So for example, if you have an open concept home or an open concept department where you know your dining room and your living room and your kitchen are kind of all together, maybe consider adding a rug under your dining table and then adding a rug in your living room area just to kind of consolidate that this is the living room area. This is where the living room furniture is. This is where you would sit down and you know watch TV or hang out with your friends. And this is the dining area over here where you would sit and you would eat. This really gives a sense of separation and just makes the space feel a little bit larger overall. And now in a bedroom, of course, you don't want to add multiple rugs. I have just one rug in here but I love how it grounds my bed and it kind of gives you an area. This is my bed space and it also adds some color and texture. And in the living room, my living room is actually really connected to my dining room. So I have two different rugs in there. I have one under my dining table which consolidates this area as a dining room and then one in the living room which consolidates this area as the living room. So visually, I think it just makes the spaces feel a little bit larger because it's almost like two separate spaces within one larger area. Now this tip is a super simple one. It is actually all about sconces which I have one right here. Now I didn't want to go ahead in my bedroom and actually add table lamps on my nightstands. That is because I knew they were gonna take up space. My nightstands were on the smaller side. I actually purchased them because I loved them so much but I wanted to make sure I had enough free space on top of them to put my essentials and things that I want to do or if I'm reading a book or if I want to set my laptop aside, whatever it is, I needed my nightstands clear. So I actually opted for some sconces which work perfectly. And these ones I actually installed using a puck light so there was no hard wiring needed at all. So I think adding sconces is a great way to add that light element but not having to actually put a lamp on top of a table. You could free up that space for something else whether it be some organization or some decor and you still get that light source but again, we're using our vertical storage method which is our walls to add our lighting which isn't gonna take away from the actual square footage of the space or make you put a floor lamp that you know takes away from the corner where you could be adding a piece of storage or a plant. So just keep that in mind. Maybe a sconce is great for you. I think sconces are also really, really cute and I love mine in my bedroom. Now when you are designing a small space in terms of color, I definitely think opting for lighter colors is the way to go. The smaller the space, the lighter the color you should actually opt for and I totally made the biggest error when I was doing my little office nook makeover which is right in front of me. I was like, I'm gonna paint this dark, dark navy. And you guys, once I painted it and stepped foot in there, I was like, I feel claustrophobic. This looks small. I don't like it. From my bed at night, it literally looked like a black hole. It was just not the space I envisioned. And I realized after the fact, I was like, this is too small to be painting so dark and moody. So I actually opted for a more lighter tan color which I love so much. It bounces light off in there. It just seems so much brighter, so much airier. So when you are designing a small space, I definitely think considering lighter color palette is a great idea. It just bounces light off. Just gives you that airy feeling as well. Sometimes dark colors can really, really be intense and moody and it just kind of brings down your mood a little bit especially when it turns nighttime. And those colors are super, super dark and you don't have that daylight element. You just kind of bring down your mood. And I feel like that happened to me when I did my office makeover. It just wasn't a place that I wanted to sit in and work, you know, so I made the change. I made it a little bit lighter and I love the outcome. Now this next tip is one that kind of plays hand in hand with my grandpa's room makeover. And this is actually going to be to add storage to any closed off spaces. So maximize your storage in your closets, in your hall closets, in your bedroom closets, anywhere that is closed off that has a door behind it where you're not going to see what's behind there unless you open it up, maximize your storage. Now in my grandpa's room, a lot of you guys were like, where's the dresser? There really was not space for a dresser in there. There was not enough room for me to put a dresser on any of the walls. Drawers would not be able to pull out. So what we're actually doing in that area is putting a small little like more condensed shelf unit dresser that has some pull out drawers in the bottom of the closet, which will still allow you to hang the clothes in the top of the closet. But you get that dresser element at the bottom and we're going to do some form of door on that closet. I wasn't able to finish it off when I was actually back there working on the space because we're not too sure what kind of door you want to add there yet. I think it might be like a sliding farmhouse style door. So just consider really maximizing your storage in any closed off spaces. So anywhere that is kind of hidden away, maximize any storage you can there, but absolutely everything you can within there because clutter-free surfaces in a small space is a way to make it appear bigger. And my last tip goes back to color again and this is to kind of minimize the amount of colors you use in a small space. Something that I've seen people do when they send in, you know, submissions for the what would you do series. I always see so many colors going on in these like small little bedrooms and it really does take a toll on you. Like you're like, what am I supposed to be looking at next? What am I looking at now? There's so much going on here. So just consolidating and editing down your color palette is a great way to just make a space feel a bit more cohesive and thought out. And in the end, I feel like that also just gives you the vibe that this space was utilized to its fullest potential. And this goes back to the rule of thirds where you wanna see colors in three different sections throughout a space. So if you have a ton of different colors, your eye only goes to the individual colors whereas if you have a little yellow decor over here, a little yellow decor over here and a throw pillow that's yellow on your bed, it really allows your eye to kind of flow around the room and the rule of thirds is a great method to keep in mind. I learned that in photography class in high school and I used it all the time when I'm decorating spaces. You guys, I feel like I just talked on and on and on but I really do hope that this video could help you guys. Those are my 10 hacks for any small space, how to decorate them properly, organize properly and just make them the best into their fullest potential. So I hope that you guys enjoyed this video and if you are not already, make sure to subscribe to my channel. I post brand new home decor every single week here on Lone Fox. Also wanna thank today's video sponsor, Simply Safe. If you guys are in the market for a home security system, definitely use my link, simplysafe.com slash Lone Fox and take advantage of it. I'm going to link it in the description box below for you guys. And also if you guys have any tips as well that kind of correspond with this video, please leave them in the comment section below. We can have a nice little discussion down there.  So any information that you have, I would love to hear it as well and I'm sure everyone else would, so comment below. But I'll catch you guys all in my next video. Have an amazing rest of your day. Bye guys.