OK.

This is really, really cute.

He's-- well let's show it.

Which one?

[LAUGHTER]

I watch that-- thank you, thank you--

I watch that video when I'm sad.

So many people on social media go in on me all the time.

And this one some people are like nice language

I'm sure that came from you.

And what kind of a mother do you think you are, blah blah.

And then somebody wrote I'm a speech

pathologist at the University of blah, blah, blah.

And I thought his intonation and his timing was just perfect,

you have a very smart son.

And I'm just reading it like.

[LAUGHTER]

I don't understand positivity.

It's rare.

It was funny.

He's funny.

He's funny.

I know.

Ah, damn-it.

It really was.

You do get, there's a lot of--

first of all, why do you pay attention to that?

But there's a lot of haters online.

Then what I like is that you go after them.

I have to sometimes.

Yeah, and good for you.

Because you know we get a lot of but--

Really is it?

I mean sometimes I feel like I can change their minds.

Mm-hmm.

Really I'm all about injustice.

I don't like injustice.

And I don't like how brave people are anonymously,

and rude.

Just mean, mean, mean spirited.

And so I do, I go in.

Yeah.

If I have time I go in.

Yeah because there was a cute little picture

that you posted of you and Jameson

and I think Willow was in it.

And there was a pelican involved, because it was cute

because there was a pelican.

But his diaper was off.

Yeah.

And people went at you just because he was not

wearing a diaper.

There's two sides to this I see.

And one is I didn't even realize--

I didn't look at the picture that way.

I looked at it from there was a pelican that

flew into our room, it spent two hours

with us, which was incredible.

And then I got worried that it was sick

and I tried to call it animal rescue.

No one wanted a pelican and it just became a whole thing.

But we tried to give it some smoked salmon.

And it was the only thing we had that was like fish.

But it was this incredible experience for my family

and I have a two-year-old.

Two-year-olds don't like to wear wet swim diapers.

And apparently at some point he took it off,

and I don't think like that.

We live on a farm, my kids are naked, it's what happens.

I'm naked sometimes.

And then people, you know, people

went as far as saying someone should call child services.

Because he didn't have a diaper on?

Because he didn't have a diaper on,

and how dare I. And just some of the nastiest things.

And I cried.

I cried so hard after that because I

like to share my family, it's my proudest moment

in my whole life.

I'm prouder of my kids than anything I've ever done.

And I just, I won't share them anymore.

I won't do it.

I'm not posting pictures of them anymore.

And I understand people saying you

need to be more careful because you are in the public eye

and you should have thought of that.

And they're right, but there's a nice way to say that.

There's a kind way to be online.

And I'm open to kindness.

Somebody else taught me 2 weeks ago

that the word gypsy is actually derogatory

and I'm not a person that uses derogatory language.

I wrote back to them thank you so much for being so kind

and for educating me.

I'm editing it, I'm taking it down,

and that word will never come out of my mouth again.

There is a way to do things.

There's a way to learn.

And that mean stuff, that ain't it.

But it's also a good time because she's seven now,

it's probably time to pull her back from the world

and let her just live.

Live her best life.

Yeah and she will live her best life.

She is.

She asked for a raise and she got it.

Wow.

Yeah.

Good for her.

And she got to spend time with the pelican

how special is that?

It was pretty awesome.

Yeah.