Keeping Up With The Chaldeans - Bonnie's Creations [32:18-34:23]

It's hard to do. So what? But I did like... It was easy ever on to it, right? I lose this extra 20 pounds I gained with me and stuff like that. That's cool. Which I did lose about like 8 pounds of it. It was fun. I'm good now. Not good. It's still about 15, 20, 30. We're all good. We're all good. We're all guys' children and God loves us all. For sure. We're all so blessed. And a big thing is that we're born in the county and community and we have the community to lean on. Yeah. And we're all under a microscope because of our community and it's a blessing. For sure. So what we do is we end these shows and whoever wants to go first can go first. We ask a question and the question is, what does it mean to you to be Caldeon? I can go first. Okay. Our faith. I think we're really strong in our faith. We're well respected. Family oriented. We have amazing traditions. Yep. And I love being Caldeon. Honestly, I wouldn't trade it for the world. Awesome. What do you got to say, girl? I actually agree with whatever she said. I say the same thing. Yeah. Everything she said I was going to say. Nice. I'm so proud to be Caldeon. I love our traditions. I love our holidays. I love that. I love how Caldeons help Caldeons. Even back when we came to the United States, I remember my dad telling me that everybody helps everybody. And that's why the majority of the Caldeons are all successful. Right. And that, to me, is like amazing how Caldeons do that. So I'm proud to be a Caldeon. Yeah. Caldeon privilege, baby. All right. Well, thanks for joining us. Thanks for sharing your story. Everybody knows where to get your candles from and your frames and your other good stuff and all your favors. Yeah. Yeah. Thanks for joining us. Thank you all. We'll see you on the next one.