HOMELESS UNTIL CLOSING EP. 2 😳 Live Pregnancy Test + Results | Fake Tongue Prank | Allergic Reaction

How do y'all like them? Are they cute? Are they teeny? I feel like I'm being ate up and chewed up and spit out. This is my life. You wanna see it? Barely anything. Talking to nobody. First to everyone who has dealt with what I'm going through. What's up, girl? So, we're about to head up to Ray-Bans to get my Metaglasses. Now, if you've been watching already, you know I've had these glasses since my birthday. So, since May. It's been almost a year that I've had these Metaglasses. But I couldn't use them because my prescription wasn't in them. And I also needed to get a new prescription. So, about like, probably about a week or two before Christmas, I went and got my prescription filled. And got a whole new prescription. She said it was like four times worse than my last prescription. But, I hadn't got a new prescription since like 2020. So, I really, it was overdue. I needed to go into the eye doctor and get checked and all that. So, I did all that. Got my prescription. And then, probably about like, honestly like last week was only about five business days. It was really fast. She told me it would probably be about ten business days. But it ended up being half that. Because last week, me and my mom were over in La Quintera in San Antonio. Which is like a little like mall, outdoor mall kind of thing. And we went by Ray-Bans. And I dropped my Ray-Bans off. And I got my prescription lenses. I paid for them and everything. But they have to make them remain your glasses and then they call you back. So, they called your girl today. And we're on our way up there to pick them up. I'm so excited. Kind of in a time crunch. Because today was my mom's ceremony for her honor roll. She got all A's. Her great ceremony. So, that was exciting. We went up there. And my mom had to go to the dentist. And then, she just swung by. And I'm about to run out there. And jump in the car with her. And then, we're about to head up there before they close. And it was like 8. So, let's go girl. Let's go get my glasses. She told me I could talk to nobody. She can talk to like zero people. When I was little, I just used to talk a lot. And she said I'm in the right career. I'm glad you're in the right profession. Because you would be talking to nobody. Like, just talking. Like, I don't understand. I said I went to school to hone my craft. I don't think so. I needed to be able to talk to people. And get them to understand where I was coming from. That's what I was doing. Having friends. We were having friends. I was finding people. My tribe. I used to love to go to school and talk though. Yeah, you always got in trouble. It was fun. It was a fun time. I used to tell people, I'm going to need you to handle that. Like, seriously. Stop calling me. And she does it at home too. Stop calling me. And then when we moved around a lot. That helped me learn how to talk to new people. And new faces and stuff. It's so funny though. When you think about how your childhood molded you. It's hilarious. Are we really going back to Lush? What did you find in there? You didn't have what you wanted last time. Yeah, but that's been what? Two weeks. Oh. You were just out of stock? Uh-huh. Yo, this is Walkin' Tara. I've been here a million times. Where did she live? It's the rich people. The rich people. I think this is where I saw that nanny. I don't need to be over here then. I saw a nanny one time. I ain't rich, bitch. Like, I mean a nanny. She looked like she was, like. They looked royal. And she looked like nanny McPhee. Just hair and pay. I'm here to pick up glasses. Um, under Marcebo. Blanket. Oh yeah. I'm gonna. I'm gonna definitely have to get used to this. Like. My eyes feel like. Like I have to literally focus on something. In order to see it. Because. I don't know. It feels like. Not like my eyes wandering. But it's like. It feels funny. So yeah. But. I'm gonna go find my mom. I think she's over here. It feels like I'm like floating. That's what it feels like. How do y'all like them? Are they cute? Are they teen? Are they married in the year? I really feel like I'm high up. Like I'm floating or something. It's so weird. I'm gonna have to definitely get used to these. They said. The eye doctor said that. Um. I could have headaches within the next like. Two weeks or so. So. I have to get used to it. Why you look like that? And that's why you missing an antler. Because you want to jump out in front of a car. Still going like he was trying to jump in front of the car. That's why I'm like. What is the difference? It didn't stop. Yeah. And turn and look at you. Look at like. Uh. Like why you riding beside me? Right. Get off my tail. I thought. I thought it was. No. It was right there. It turned. It turned all the way around. Like okay. Like dang. Like it didn't stop. Hain that will record. Chick chick chick. Hain that has stopped recording. Doody can you come help me? I got something stuck on my tongue. Help me. Pull off. Pull off my tongue. No no come on. Pull it pull it. Oh. Ah. I tried to. I wanna play. Okay. It's a prank. It's not chocolate. It's a fake tongue. What is it? It's fake. You're crazy. Were you about to cry? Yes you was. I didn't want you to cry. I just pranked you. I pranked you on the video. Is it squishy? Yes. Why is it squishy? I don't know girl. It's supposed to feel like a real tongue. You thought it was a tongue? You thought it was mommy's tongue? You got scared? Were you going to help me? I was trying to. You were trying to help me? How were you going to help me? Put it back in my mouth? What were you going to do to help me? I don't know. Girl, now you're playing with it. What were you going to do to help me? I don't know. I was a goner. Why did you prank me? Because I wanted to prank you. Did I prank you good? High five. Don't do it again. I won't do it again. Where did you get this from? I bought it. Where did you get it from? I bought it. From the store? Yes, I bought it from the store. What store? Girl, do you want to go get one? Why do you want to know what store? Like what store? We have to get London. What? We have to save it and get London. But you can't tell her about it, okay? Okay. London! Teacher said this is a crisis to the people that are freezing. She said stop. Let this freeze. Don't let anyone look at it. What? Get it. No. You didn't look. You were just staring at it. It does look real. I asked you to freak out. I did. Did you think it was a real tongue? I didn't think so. You looked like you knew. You were laughing. Yes, you did. I didn't get you good one. I got one. It's going to be a freeze. There's people all over the grocery store. Literally everywhere. We're in here because we need some milk. And just a little bit of necessities just in case it's a bad storm like it was back in I think it was 2020. I forget. It was a really bad storm where stuff was shut down. Roads were closed. I think the highway was closed off. It was really bad. We didn't have any hot water. Look at you. You need that? Do you need that? Girl, you don't need that. Come on. Don't run into the thing. Wait, don't run. Don't run. Do you want to try another one or do you want the one that's sour? Right here, look. Right here. Do you want to try those? Yeah. It tastes like watermelon. Let me see if it's hot. It's sweet and sour. Okay, go ahead. We're going to find Yaya. How can there not be no meat? Oh, the chicken. I'm checking up there. They're extra thin sliced. Oh yeah, those. I don't know what it tastes like. Barely any meat. No organic. It's got brown spots on it. That's why it's right there. They picked through all this. We got that eye motion. Yeah. It's in my eye. Hello, Yaya. Not that fast. Okay. Starting off at the crack of dawn. 8 a.m. sharp. We was at the school with the kids. Mimi had a ceremony. London had a ceremony also. That was last week. I put that in this vlog also. Really, today was just Mimi's and girl. When I tell you. Just waking up super early. Getting everybody together. Then I was cooking chili, so I stayed up. I didn't even really get a nap until later on the evening. I took a nap probably between 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. I was trying to get Milana to take a nap with me. She didn't want to. It was dinner time. Milana was ready to crash. She fell out. We ate around 4.30. We ate a little early. She probably took a nap around 5.30 to about 7.00. Then I woke her up. We had an early morning. I knew she needed at least an hour or two nap. Homegirl was on 10. She was crying at the dinner table. She was doing a lot. Fast forward until we realized that there is going to be a freeze or a Texas storm on the way. Not sure how crazy it is, but everyone is acting as if it was that storm that we had a few years ago. Five years ago. London was two, I believe. It was when we had first moved to Houston. Everything was closed down. The roads were icy. You couldn't leave. The highways were locked down. The grid was off. Texas runs on its own power grid. They can turn it on and off at their leisure. It doesn't affect the other states. We were in the dark. Texas was in the dark for about a week. That time was crazy. Obviously, if the electricity is out, you don't have a generator. Your food is bad. We had to take things out of the freezer and put them in the snow. It was like a blizzard. It was snow everywhere. It was really crazy. Some people lost their lives in that situation. It was insane. I hope it doesn't get as crazy as it sounds. Better safe than sorry. We went to the grocery store and got a few things that we needed. I had grocery shopped two days ago. I got enough things to last us a few weeks. I put a little razzle dazzle on it and grabbed a few things that I needed. One of my sisters is in college. It's about an hour or two drive. It's not too crazy. My other sister who lived with us when we were in Houston stayed in Houston for a little bit and ended up moving closer. She's basically close by my sister who's in college. They're right around closer to us than being all the way in Houston or Dallas. Everyone's within an hour or so radius. If anything crazy happens, everybody can come home. Hopefully, if everything is locked down like it was the last time, I just pray. I just pray that things do not get out of hand because that was not a fun time. It was so cold in the house. We were literally sitting in one spot. I remember putting London inside my clothes and doubling up jackets and doubling up blankets. Mimi was next to me under a blanket. We were basically using our body heat to keep warm. It was insane. Now, I got three of them children. I'm not trying to relive that or rehash that. It was a fun time because we all played games and hung out. When COVID hit, everybody was off work. You had family time. The difference was COVID. We had air, electricity, heat, all the necessities. We just had to stay indoors. We were scared about the virus, but we at least stayed indoors. The freeze cut off all life. When I say it was pitch black dark at night, dark. There was no gas. People were literally trying to go out and get gas. They could not find gas. It was so bad. Anyway, we're getting ready for that. We're getting prepared for one of them. Hopefully, it's nothing too crazy and the next few vlogs is not me like, girl, fighting for my life. I am going to actually edit so that I can put everything up that I need to put up just in case the power does go off. Today is Thursday. Tomorrow is their 100th day of school. Mimi, my mom works at their school, so Mimi's going to go to school as her grandma, as my mother. She didn't guide. I didn't give her one of my Louis Vuitton shops. I gave her my Metaglasses to wear because my mom has the same Metaglasses, same color, everything. She's going to look just like her. When I say down to the shoes, she's in stolen boots. She's got a little shawl. She's got one of her shirts that has her class name on it. She's looking the part. London has a gray wig. She's going to throw her outfit together. She loves this pink dress that she wears all the time. She was Cindy Lou Who. She wore that dress, so she's wearing that again. The storm isn't actually supposed to happen until Saturday night. Tomorrow's Friday, so everything should be good with them going to school. The craziest part is, Mimi and I were talking about this when we walked out of HEB, it's literally 70 degrees. It's not even cold outside. Being in Texas is always so confusing because it doesn't even feel like it should be cold or like there should be a storm or snow or anything coming. The weather outside is A1. The way I like weather in the 70s, that's where it's feeling like outside. I didn't have to wear a jacket, nothing outside. All of a sudden, it's going to hit you. Then I seen all my friends in Houston, I was scrolling through everybody's feed and I seen that it was snowing in Houston and usually it snows here in San Antonio first before it snows in Houston or it snows in Dallas before it snows in Houston. Houston is always the last to get snow. That was like, what? It's snowing in Houston right now? Crazy. So I said, I know that means it's on the way. Even though it's 70 degrees and it feels good right now, I know it's on the way. We're staying indoors and keeping warm. I did cook some chili, so we have warm meals, warm meals on deck. My mom had made some pot roast, so we have like rice, chili, pot roast, all the warm soupy kind of things and hopefully nobody gets sick. Knock on wood. Amen. Amen. Okay, we'll read. Kendall will read. Evaluate things later on, girl. Online is weird, child. It's hanging on by a thread, but I was trying to wait for some companies to send what they gonna send and I still have like a few collabs coming up, but I really, really, really wanted to wait and hold off until it's like closer to Valentine's Day to get my hair done. So yeah, I'm waiting on them. Hopefully when they send it, it's probably, it'll come in maybe like after the storm so then I can do my hair and stuff because I'm not about to be beat down and I mean, I'm not, you know, you never know with me. I may be beat down and cute for the storm, but I really would rather hold it off and you know, thug it out. So this is, this is her thugging. Ooh, child, bear with me. Hey y'all, what's up? Oh my God. I know, I know. I'm probably only keeping it in for like a few days. I was trying something new, trying some new color. I don't know how I like it. I feel like it's giving Oprah. I don't know, honey, but try something new. Don't do it. Anyways, we on our way to go pick up the girls from school. What, baby? Your child is not dying? Okay, try it again. Try it again. I just connected it to my phone. After we go get the girls, we're gonna have to go to the grocery store, probably like H-E-B or something because I don't have anything to cook and I have no idea what I'm cooking. Like, no idea. So I need to go figure that out. Um, also, we're gonna go get, we're gonna go get a test. Only because ever since we moved here, my period has been very irregular and the last period I had was about, like, probably about 40 days ago, about 35, something like that. Something around that, honey. It's been a little minute. My flow app is screaming at me, like, girl, what's going on? What's happening? But sometimes when I have, like, a lot of stress, my period does get irregular and, like I said, ever since we've been here, it's been like that and I am very stressed out about finding a home, the buying process, all the new things that this comes with. You know what I'm saying? Like, the stress, the kids, my husband, like, girl, it's a lot going on in my head and y'all know I'm a Gemini, so it gets deep sometimes. Like, I had to really pull myself up through depression, like, maybe it was holiday seasonal, but whatever it was, child, it landed on the period in time where I won't have a house, staying with my parents, you know what I'm saying? Like, I really honestly, when I tell y'all, it's not for the weak. Like, if you've ever had to go through a season where you just need to step back a second and stay with folks, stay with family or whatever, it's a blessing to have, but it's not for the weak. I'm gonna tell y'all that right now. Coming into other people's space, it's just, it's a lot. And even though people will swear down, like, oh, it's nothing, it's okay, we don't mind, it's still like you're coming into other people's space. You know what I'm saying? We don't have rooms of our own. We don't have beds of our own. Our kids don't have their toys. Like, they keep asking, like, what's going on? Where's the house, honey? Because why don't I have my toys? You know what I'm saying? Like, it's a lot that, especially as a mother, that we go through, and I want my kids to have all of their things and to be happy and I want this period to be over with, but I also don't want to push it because I don't want to, you know, mess it up or skip steps or regret things later. You know what I'm saying? So, we're trying our best to get through different stuff as well as I told y'all, Hubby started school, so he actually flies out. He has a project he has to do. He flies out tomorrow. It's really just a day trip. More power to everyone who has dealt with what I'm going through because I really, really, really honestly feel for y'all because it is, listen, only the strong survive, okay? I feel like I'm being ate up and chewed up and spit out. It's just a lot. I will be picking up a test today because ain't nobody got time for that, okay? Ain't nobody got time for that. I don't feel like nothing different, no symptoms, nothing. It's just she is not coming and as much as she can, I'm like, God damn, I need her to show up on time. You feel me? I had you turned out. What's my move? Try me, come find out. One more time. Stop trying to read my mind. I'm not a wrench. Ooh, girl. Going to the grocery store with three kids. Don't recommend. It's so good. Very not luxury. Very stressful. Very mama, mama, mama. Very Mimi gonna tell me when I pick them up, she's like, ooh, yeah, that's not it. That definitely looks like a wig. Excuse me? I'm not trying to be this. This is not who I am. I don't know. At first, I was trying to just play with it and see and I'm like, maybe I need a few minutes. You know how when you first put on a fresh wig, you're like, I need a few minutes to let it marinate to see if. Isn't it supposed to be like yacky texture? No, it's not ginger. It's yacky texture and it's honey blonde. I don't know. Y'all tell me. Like, it flips. It does all the twirls and zurls, but girl, I just don't think it's funny. Oh, girl, I'm thinking I'm on a red light and this is like one of them. Like, I guess the light's not working. But anyways, we're on our way back. I got some chicken wings. I'm gonna fry some chicken wings, some macaroni cheese, and some corn. I didn't get broccoli, I got corn. I'm gonna like, start cooking immediately. I really don't have nothing else to do today. Um, Milan! My sister's birthday is Friday. Uriah's out right now trying to find this gift that I want to get her. And then I ordered her something else on Amazon, so I need I'm waiting on that to come in. But, um, really we're not doing much. We're just kind of like, dressing up. And that's really what this hair is for, cause I'm gonna like, it's a theme that she got going on, so I'm gonna try to do my makeup and do the theme with her. So, yeah, it's a clown theme. So, I was trying something new in the midst of that. I'm like, yeah, let me look different and, you know, be in character. Oh! So y'all, the past like, two weeks, I had this really bad allergic reaction. Like, my eyes started getting really red and itchy. Like, when I say, it was like, they were swollen underneath. And y'all know, I never have like, discoloration under my eyes. Like, I've never had like, dark eyes, bags, nothing. So, when I saw that, I'm like, what? It was very noticeable to me, obviously. And I'm like, what's going on? Like, what's happening? I think that it was the dust on my fan, cause I have this fan that I have low on my face. Because ever since we got to my mom's house, with the irregular periods, I also have been getting like, really hot, like, hot flashes and stuff. So that's another reason why I'm like, let me check on my... What's going on, honey? What's going on? I'm like, I need to figure out what's happening. Cause this is just really weird. I've been getting hot flashes, just things and symptoms that I've never really had. And I'm also getting older, so I'm like, maybe that's why? Like, you know, as I get, as I age, honey, like, honey, why? Who knows what comes with it? So, I'm not really stressed about it, but I am like, a little like, like, I'm watching you. All eyes on you. So, I have this fan, and it has like, dust on it. And I'm allergic to dust, and the dust like, will blow. And I think that I didn't realize it had dust on it, and I think I was just blowing dust in my face, and I think that's where I got the ultra-dust from. But nonetheless, I dusted girl. I threw away all my skincare. I've changed my regimen. Um, I snatched the lashes that I had on at the time off, because I was like, I don't know if it's the glue, threw that glue away, those lashes away. But brand new, I redid everything. Brand new skincare, brand new lashes and, uh, glue. Uh, wiped everything down. I mean, the top fan, uh, over top of the bed, to the tiny fan next to my face. I wiped everything down, disinfected, dislocated everything, girl. Okay, because I didn't know what I was having an allergic reaction to, but I knew it was looking like it was looking. Stressed me out. So I was out of commission for a few days, y'all. Like, I didn't even pick up the camera, nothing, because I was like, I wanted to snatch my eyes off my face and throw them in a pond. Okay, I was ready to be blind for the rest of my life. I was ready. I was back at life at that moment, because the itchy, the scratchy, I had to, like, take back the Benadryl shots. It was a mess. Looking like itch. Will Smith and Hitch. It was too much. It was not demure. It was not cutesy whatsoever. And then, I took my wig off, too, girl. It was really depressing. You just need to get up and get cute, because it was a lot. It was like spiritual warfare or something. It was like somebody was attacking me. I felt like it all ends all sides. But I'm back and I'm better. I'm good now. I shook it off. Okay, we need to make sure we need to shake this other thing off. We'll talk about that later. And as long as everything's right, and the future and the horizons is good, we're on the right path. I'm excited. 2026, y'all. It's already been crazy. So, how are y'all feeling for real about this hair? See, on this camera, it's not as bad, I feel like, as the other camera. Like, the other camera, the color seemed, like, a bit off. But this is Honey Blonde. And, um, I just don't know. I don't know. I'm definitely going to be taking her out soon. I know that. But I might put her back in. Just let me know. Like, you know what I'm saying? Call her up. What should her name be? Yonce? Meyonce? Call Meyonce to the forefront and she will come. Hither. Okay? I like Honey Blonde. I think it's the texture and the curls that are going to be off. I feel like if it was, like, maybe a straight, even a straight, I don't know. I'm just so used to, like, browns and jet blacks, so I might just do, like, a chocolate next. But I told myself 2026, I was going to do a lot more different colors and things. I went through, like, 10 years ago. Y'all know how everybody's, like, over in 2016? 10 years ago, I went through a color phase. So it's so funny that, like, 10 years later, from 2016 to 2026, I'm in the same kind of, like, vein. But I just want to try something new. Like, sometimes you're tired of the old you. You know? Y'all know why we here. This is ridiculous, might I add. Like, I haven't had to do one of these in so long. And honestly, I did do it off camera, like, when we first, first got here. Um, but I have these, like, generic things on them. I don't know. They came in, like, a set from a company, like, back when I was, like, way before I got pregnant with Milan. So, like, 2021, 2022, I got this kit and it had, like, ovulation tests, brain tests, like, all of the things, right? But I have, it's a bunch of them. And I've been using those and those have been saying negative, at least from the beginning when we first got here. So I just, like, threw it in the back of my mind. Wasn't worried about it. I'm like, it's coming, y'all. Let me be patient. Knock, knock, knock. Let me show y'all what my app says. And I'm ashy, so ignore that. We have more pressing issues at hand, okay? But let me show y'all my app, like, and Ryan's been on my ass. He's, like, a calculator. Like, I think he logs my ---- in his phone or something, because the day, like, I mean, dude, like, to a T, he'd be like, what's going on? What's happening? We're a little traumatized. So... Oh, my God. Listen, when you've been with somebody for over two decades, sometimes you gotta be like, girl, I keep money. I'm like, what? So now, it's been in, like, the back of my mind and, y'all, I am... Okay, so it's not, like, 40. It's not 35. It's 32. I am 32 days late. 32 days. So, I didn't get nothing fancy. I feel like if it is, it is, because 33 days is a long time. So it should pop up if those other ones were expired, you know what I'm saying? So this is six days sooner. It should be grand. We're just gonna do it. I wanted to wait until my husband's basically got here, but he's already here, like I told y'all from my sis, so... We can just do it together. Ooh, they baby I cannot believe this right now. Like... Welcome to the homeless and pregnant series. I can't. I can't be serious right now. Okay. So... Y'all, I'm nervous. I'm shaking a little bit. I'm gonna go hot. I told y'all I've been having, like, hot flashes and stuff. I'm gonna go hot. Here's to nothing. Let's do it. Regular. Schmegular. Pray for me. Y'all wanna know what's crazy? I'm literally pants on. I use this, like, sweats because they're so big. I just like to wear them. Is that a sign? All jokes aside, though, this honestly would not be the right time, like, at all. I already told y'all a lot is going on. Y'all know a lot is going on. I don't even know why I keep saying it, but it's like, I feel like when your mind is only thinking about one thing, it's like that's all you can really talk about. So that's another reason why I haven't been on the camera that much because I feel like I sound like a broken record. My mind is spinning. Like, spinning. Like, honestly. Be honest with yourself. If you had to stay with your parents, would every day be easy? Coming from someone who, you know, obviously, we run our own household. We're our own boss. Hello. We the parents in the situation. We are the elders in our household. And then going into something else is like, it's a lot. It's a lot. Because I miss everything about, like, having my own stuff. I miss being able to clean up whenever I want to. Like, with my kids, I feel like I've been running behind them all over the house because I just don't want them to leave toys laying around or, like, a mess or anything like that in someone else's space. In my house, I clean up, like, once at the end of the night. Like, one good sweep of the whole entire house to clean everything. Everything's in its place by the time I go to bed. That's how I kind of regulate it so that I don't lose my mind. And now that I'm in the thick of it where I'm, like, running behind, I feel like a maid. Like, I feel like I have a hamper, a trash bag, and I'm running behind people picking up crumbs 24-7. And, like, that's a job. Like, that's literally all I've been doing. I feel like I can't do anything else but that. So... And that's only just for my own mindset. Like, I don't... Like I said, I don't want people to trip over toys. Like, I don't want people... And things that they're not used to, I don't want that to be happening on my watch. You feel what I'm saying? I'm very considerate, and I'm very, like, aware of my surroundings and my space and other people's space. So, it's like... That's where I'm at with it. Hopefully I'm making sense. Hopefully there's people out there who can relate, who have either been in our shoes, um, you know, in the process of life changing and having to kneel on family members or people around you, or transitioning a chapter in your life where you're just, like, gathering yourself. Hopefully y'all can relate and understand what I'm saying, because I feel like I'm not making any sense. I'm also very nervous about this test, because that is one thing that cannot happen right now. Like, in the midst of trying to buy a house, for that to happen on top of it, that's gonna make the time slot even slimmer, because we were looking into building, and that could take six months, eight months even, just depending. And they could tell you four months, and then it'd take a year. Like, it just depends on what happens, and I will not bring any life in my mother's house. I just won't. Even when I was pregnant with, um, um, London, we moved here, and I was eight months pregnant, and everybody kept telling me, like, it's okay, we don't find a house, so I was, like, stressed trying to find a house. It's like, it's okay, it's okay, it's okay, you know, we have your parents, we can lean on them, it might be easier even to have them, and you know, we just stay here until after we have a baby. Huh? Who? What? Girl, I need a nurse, I need all the things. Like, when I am pregnant, I'm nesting, I'm doing a lot of, you know what I'm saying? Like, and you just, I just feel like you just can't do that in your baby's house. Like, that just sounds crazy to me. I guess just being a very responsible adult, and being um, a responsible parent, mother, like, all of that, we just never had that, and, like, to think about that, even though we could, like, other people don't mind, it's like, I just, I just, I just can't. So, yeah. I'm rambling, and we're just gonna do this. I'm not even gonna move. I'm not even gonna hold y'all, like, this is crazy. This is mind-blowing. So, it's flipped over. Mind you, I'm blind. My glasses is off, but I'm gonna look at it with a blind eye first, because this is bad. Okay, ready? Okay. So, it says um, I'm reading the box. So, these two would mean yes, if y'all can see that. Alright, ready? Go. Wait a minute now. Let me make sure. Okay. Okay, the result is what the result is. The result is what the result is. Very cheap. Very hot girl summer. Very much in her bag. Okay. No, but for real, it's just not the time. Maybe once we get settled in our brand new space, in our brand new house, in our brand new everything, then a brand new bed could come into the Bell household, but as for right now. But I do need to get my stuff together, so I think I am going to schedule an appointment with my doctor, or find a doctor, because I don't even have a doctor here. That's another thing, switching from going from Houston to San Antonio. A lot of our stuff is mixed up, and I was going to wait until we bought the house and everything, and then get settled, and then switch every party, like dentist, and all that stuff. Uriah, it's easy for him, because he goes from VA to VA, but for us, we have to find, you know, basically like a home, like either family practice, or kids, and then my own practice for women, but my own practice. Girl, look, I'm a doctor. My own center for women, or whatever, but I'm going to go ahead and handle that, and figure some things out, because I mean, for me personally, I feel like it's just me getting older, but just to be safe to the sorry, I'm going to go ahead and find me a doctor here in San Antonio, and get seen, because you know, just want to check out, just want to find a little annual little tighten up, tighten up. You want to see it? I said, do you want to see it? What's funny about that? Do you want to see it? That's not really a joke. It's not a joke. I didn't say it was a joke. You've been talking about it. That's what I said. This ain't even real content. This is real life. I told him that we can't be homeless and pregnant like somebody else. What? Is this already done? Yes. Why are you reading it like that? What do you mean the way I'm acting? I already know it's negative, because if I walked in here and it wasn't, first off, you wouldn't have been touching no camera, I can assure you. Why do you say that? Because I just know. You're stupid. You don't even know how to read it. It's a big line, ain't there? No, it would be two lines. You're stupid. When I found out I was pregnant with London, I was sliding down the wall crying. If I walked in here and you wouldn't have been like you want to see it, you wouldn't have been in real life. What? We need to talk. I said I just need to go find me a doctor, because I think I'm getting older and stuff, so things are changing. Maybe it's just being in a house with other women. Alright, so y'all, fast forward to did all the things, dinner, got the kids' routines together, got them in bed, it's now 2 o'clock in the morning, and I have to take your ride to the airport, because you're leaving. He has to go do some traveling for work, so I have to go drop him off. But me and my mom are about to ride in the car and take him to the airport, and then come back home and get a little bit of sleep before I have to get up and get the girls ready for school and stuff. Y'all, I'm tired. I try to stay up, because I don't like being waking up out of my sleep, especially if I have to wake up twice. Like, wake up and then go right to sleep, and then wake up again, get a little stuff. Too much wake up, okay? So, I'm up still. I just basically got the kids together, sat down, did some work and stuff, answered some emails, and was scrolling on my phone until it was time to wake him up. So now he's about to get dressed, and we're headed out the door. I'm kind of sad, because this is the first time he's been awake. But, like, I don't know how long it's been. Like, he's been apart for a minute, so. But it's only for a short period. It's like a turnaround trip, so he'll be right back. But, me and my baby man. Let's go drop him off.