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Missy and Elisabeth recorded this wrap up sesh after a long break. We talked about the roses (graduations, engagements, yay!) and thorns (health issues for humans and pets, ugh!) of this long spring season. We are so thankful for our small but mighty community - we have over 1000 downloads now!

We look ahead to summer plans (an in-person visit!) and our commitment to SEASON Four (coming in hot in November - hah!). Expect collab episodes with the Officer Womens Leadership Symposium and maybe a surprise episode from Utah between now and November.

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In one of our last episodes of our extended season three, we meet Sabina Shaub. When we discovered the veteran owned Belair Blooms Flower Farms, https://www.belairbloomsflowerfarm.com/, we had to meet Sabina! Sabina has led many interesting lives - farmer, architect, then helicopter pilot. After a career changing injury, she found peace and purpose back on the farm, raising flowers, sheep, accidental llamas, and hazelnuts. Her farm is completely off-grid and will remain that way, and we loved her motto that everything on the farm must serve two purposes. Sabina shouted out American Vet Dogs https://www.vetdogs.org/ who paired her with Earl, her closest farm hand (farm paw?). This conversation is a delight, and we know you will enjoy it!

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In this episode, we meet Megs Crawford of the Organizing an ADHD Brain podcast. Elisabeth met Megs a few years ago at a yoga retreat, and it was wonderful to catch up and hear about her transition from corporate manager to entrepreneur. We geek out a little about podcasting, but mostly we talk about Megs’ mission for us to understand our unique brains (and the unique brains of our loves ones) and create a more organized and peaceful life. You can find all things Megs at https://www.organizinganadhdbrain.com. Megs also shouts our two organizations in Colorado Springs: TESSA (https://www.tessacs.org) who empowers victims of partner and sexual violence and Tri-Lakes Cares (https://tri-lakescares.org) which provides a community safety net for families and individuals in need in northern El Paso County.