Meet the AMAZING Blind Girls at Guide Dog School w/ Me!

[@alishac5096]

Shoutout Cinnabar ❤ You’re a badass for overcoming the transition to another country, blind independent living, and young adult life all at once. I am glad to see you on this platform and to hear a part of your experience.

[@Katelyn.Eby1215]

Would also just like to add, BEST NAME EVER. Cinnabar 😍🥰🤌🏻

[@kmjc1213]

I think her name is actually Sunobar, at least that's how Molly spelled it on her Patreon. Still a beautiful name!

[@brooklynnbailey4356]

@@Katelyn.Eby1215 right??? Such a beautiful name

[@MiliMusicOfficial]

Hello by chance what is your Instagram or TikTok I checked the description but I don’t see the link. I would really really love to see and support your journey

[@christineroth5397]

What lovely girls, such an inspiration! Glad you all had a whole bunch of fun.

[@sammylb72693]

Molly! You are such a natural interviewer … you could totally host your own talk show - especially featuring the blind community and others with disabilities.

[@lilith_582]

Yo! That would be so cool!!

[@frankied.roosevelt6232]

She did!! She was a TV show host at an accessibility related Canadian talk show in the past!

[@mbsl923]

She did a long time ago. I bet she would be even better at that now.

[@ghyslainabel]

I disagree. Molly is a really great speaker. However, her speaking ease come in the way of making the interviewee talk.

[@hannahjoycuozzo]

Couldn’t agree more!

[@sunjan216]

I want to say a huge thank you to you Molly for sharing our stories with your Killer Bees. You are so lovely, kind and comprehensive person. It was amazing to have you and mama bee emotionally supporting me through my second guide dog transition. It was a pleasure meeting you, we had an amazing time during the training. I love you, mama bee and your furry baby Elton John. 🦮😘🫂❤️

[@EFR1616]

Sunobarajan, you are so awesome and I LOVE your dress!! Absolutely gorgeous!

[@westzed23]

You have made an amazing journey. Now you are living here in Canada and have learned so much for yourself. Now you have new dog to aid you as you are also going to college and to help be a companion and snuggle friend. Good luck as you step out with Bec.

[@Ellashae]

I love you and miss you so much. Even though we literally were just talking on the phone like two minutes ago. hug from all the way here in the states

[@sngray11]

Thank you for sharing your story with all of us! 💗 You have overcome so much in your life thus far and you are truly an inspiration to me. I hope that your bond with your new guide dog continues to grow stronger and I am so sorry to hear that you lost your first guide dog so unexpectedly. I wish you all the best. 💞

[@jjaimii]

Thank you for sharing with us! Your guide dog is beautiful 😍

[@Ellashae]

Thank you Molly so much for sharing our stories, but even more thanks for being such an amazing human being. I miss you, and pico 100% Misses Elton John

[@spiritofthewinds9089]

You're such a lovely and humerous person and fit perfectly to Molly :)) It was such a pleasure to watch this video and I would love to know more about your personal journey also! Have you ever thought about creating a YT channel yourself?

[@lijohnyoutube101]

You are so mature in so many ways. Pico is such a cute name and was amazed someone else commented that they had a mira dog names Pico that had passed. I hope you are proud of all you have accomplished because I think it’s very impressive!

[@JoyceDeCeulaerde]

This video was especially touching for me because my Mira guide dog passed away two years ago and his name was Pico too. It is a strange feeling to know there is a new Pico somewhere but it is also not surprising because it is a beautiful name. My Pico traveled from Canada to France and than with me to Belgium. I hope this Pico will also have a wonderful time

[@PonderingStudent]

I'd love to hear more from Sunobar. Transitioning to a new country, a new language, starting eduction and O&M for the first time at at 13 (which is a challenging and hormonal age to be, even under ideal circumstances!) must have been so hard, but she has clearly done amazingly well. If she's comfortable sharing, I'd love to hear more about her life and experiences and what she's doing now.

[@imscanon]

Cinnabar is beautiful and so impressive! There's nothing this woman can't do I have no doubt. And Ellashae is so adorable, beautiful and smart and it's so cool that your vids prepared her in so many ways for the technical side of things. What a blessing to have had that so she didn't have to worry so much about the technical while all the emotional/draining stuff was happening too. She's going to do great. What lovely women, thanks for introducing us!

[@Courtney_b222]

As someone who has just gotten their first service dog I connect with these stories so much. She’s still puppy in training but I’m so excited to see how much she grows and hearing these stories gives me so much confidence and hope in my future as a service dog handler. You’ve all helped me come to terms with the fact that I will probably be a service dog handler for the rest of my life and that’s okay because that’s how I can be my best independent self. Can’t thank you enough for sharing all the good and bad stories words can jot describe how much they’ve helped me 💛🐝

[@iangraveline5422]

So proud of Sunobar! Such an amazing beautiful brave young woman. You've accomplished so many great things in your life. You can go as far as you want in life. Nothing can stop you. You go girl! 😂❤️

[@FlagCutie]

I love that she calls the doggy Pico de Gallo! What a beautiful insight into the world of a guide dog. Thank you ladies for being vulnerable and sharing your stories with us!

[@Sassyglbeauty]

We need a 6 month meet up with the girls and their dogs! 💟

[@Missjose2023]

Yes I would love to see them again ☺️☺️☺️☺️

[@susandreyer9019]

Great Idea!

[@annetje2333]

These two young sweet powerful ladies (i’m 31 but feel old now as well, molly) have both so incredibly much to be proud of. I can’t imagine the life journey Cinnabar has gone through so far. You must be such a smart, independent, strong persevering woman to go from starting in a new country with no formal education, to being in university working with a guide dog while speaking 4 languages only 10 years later! And Ellashae is just as smart and amazing in her own right, being relatively young, going through such intensive screening to apply for a guide dog, and then showing up knowing so much already, she’s done her homework! I think we just saw a video with 3 future boss ladies for sure! Cinnabar, Ellashae, and of course Molly, please stay true to the wonderful people you are, the world will be a better place for it!

[@mwflanagan1]

Molly, you just astound me. What an effective representative of the blind you are. It is interesting to hear that the second gal you interviewed studied your videos to improve her likelihood of passing at the school. Most of what I know about the blind is from having watched your videos for several years. Interestingly, I have a friend (who is 82 years old) who taught the blind for her entire career, and she was a teacher of braille to Stevie Wonder when she was a student teacher and Stevie was somewhere around 10 years old. Thanks again for all your energy, expertise and for being such a wonderful contributor to humanhood.

I would LOVE to hear more about Cinnabar!!! The fact that she had a dog phobia and now love them so much because of mira is so amazing to me!

[@canacianchick88]

So great to see Pico! I had Pico in my classroom several times during his early socialization stages with his Mira family. :)

[@daijay9084]

It struck me while watching this video how mature both these young ladies are and how relaxed they were in front of the camera, natural stars!

[@janhatcher6991]

Molly, you're funny! You're saying that they make you feel old. While you're 28 and I am 62 so this is Old. Those girls are so cute and I'm glad you're having fun and you can make some new friends. The dogs are so cute! Even though I'm not a dog person I still enjoy hearing about what you all go through.

[@Creepymusic782]

Molly is truly an amazing woman. I don’t know if I would know as much as I know about the lives of blind people if it weren’t for me finding her channel at a young age. Truly grateful.

[@AbstractlyMe83]

I always say (when someone who speak multiple languages apologizes to me for their “bad English”) “never apologize for knowing multiple languages. I *_ONLY_* speak English, and can barely speak it at times. You can talk and understand MULTIPLE languages at once. I’m in awesomesauce of you!!!” And then the smile that comes on their face makes my heart sore!!! I hate when people knock on those who have “broken English/whatever language.” Like… bruh. How many can you speak. Anytime I hear someone can speak more than one language, it just shocks me, because I’m so bad at learning languages. Edit to add- it’s supposed to say “I’m in awe of you”, but I have a shortcut where awe is awesomesauce, soooo 🤦🏼‍♀️😂

[@anainesgonzalez8868]

This comment made me feel good about myself, thank you. I speak 4 languages as well and I am always apologizing for english because I know it is not my best

[@leenavanderwood5150]

@@anainesgonzalez8868 you should never feel bad! Especially if English isn't your first language. It's a difficult language to learn even as a native English speaker! I usually feel guilty that I only know one language, but that's also a sign of American culture and our education system here.

[@SarahKDB]

Totally agree! And I've ALWAYS been able to understand EVERYONE who has ever apologized for their "bad English."

[@lovebug9386]

First of all English is a ridiculous language. Half of it don't even make sense lol!! I can't imagine trying to learn it as a second language cuz I can't even figure out Spanish and its suppose to be a lot easier... Lol

[@tater82]

I liked the awesomesauce 😂😂 So true.

[@Katelyn.Eby1215]

Yay!!!! Happy to see you Molly, and adore that you are just so friendly and sweet, I swear you do not meet a stranger! These interviews are SO FUN and really informative... Love you Molly (hi to Mom & pup too!!!) PS you are SO well spoken, just wanted to mention that.

[@franniebear777]

Also Thankful your videos have allowed me the pleasure of befriending and knowing how to properly guide an elderly man in my neighborhood; who's blind and uses a cane and occasionally needs help crossing our very un-accessible to all crosswalk. My heart broke when he said sometimes in winter or because of covid he has had to wait more than an hour to cross 1 street even when asking people for help because nobody wanted to touch him because of covid, they were cold and didn't want to go out of the way, or looked down on him because he's homeless. 😭 He's such a sweet man so thanks so much for teaching me to make my presence known, ask if he needs help before trying to help, how to guide stairs ect and asking how he would like me to guide him (elbow,shoulder,which side, ect.) He may just be 1 person but your videos truly help others and educate on so many things people who haven't been through or had a close person go through may not think of. Much love from Chicago

[@starjestis8293]

Has this gentleman applied for housing? I live in Illinois so I know that Chicago has a huge blind population because the rehab center for the blind is there as well as Chicago lighthouse.

[@franniebear777]

@@starjestis8293 I don't know if you know the organization called "The night ministry" but their street team was out the other day that I saw him and I asked if he was interested in getting info/housing and any other help. Helped fill out papers to get him a free ID card and housing help which because he is on disability and blind they said should be a quick process! They have his number and will be communicating with him regularly and give him different options.

[@rpowling]

Molly, thanks for sharing this journey. I am sighted, but I have loved watching this process, and its been so informative learning more about what blind people go through, with and without their dogs. You always bring up some aspect of blind life that never would have occurred to me, and i am so grateful to you for educating us all. The two ladies you shared your time with at Mira are also amazing. I wish you all the best with your new dogs, and a lifetime of happiness and success ♥️

[@Scottishboy-gg8bc]

WOW. That's an amazing listening to her story. To come from Afghanistan, as totally blind woman and we in the West are all to aware how woman they are treated over there. She looks to be doing very well, and her English and accent are both excellent. Hope to see more of her on KZbin or Social Media. You're a good presenter Molly, never boring to listen to.

[@KellyDurgan]

I love the dynamic of you three. It's clear you became strong friends during this time, and I know it was difficult in different ways for all of you. As always Molly thank you for including us on your journey

[@kateealer7]

Aw, those girls are very sweet. I'm glad you got to be in a small class and be a mentor to two new friends.

[@ChimeraTruely]

It is special to see how quickly y'all bonded, while going through such overwhelming transitions.

[@101handbags101]

Wow, what an amazing group of girls. I feel like I could sit and listen to the three of you all day and I really wish Cinnabar did social media because I can tell she’s going to do incredible things in her life. Loved this video!

[@sngray11]

Molly, thank you for sharing their stories with us.💗 Sunobar’s story is incredible, she has overcome and achieved so much in such a short period of time. And Ellashae’s story reminded me so much of your own Molly, when you were younger. Also, I love that you are doing a Mira swag giveaway and that Mira merch is another way that they are able to fundraise.

[@diannewi]

I've been watching your videos for years and this one is definitely my favorite. How lucky all three of you were in training in the summer and together. I hope as Cinnabar and Ellashae grow and learn with their new dogs, they will experience a better quality of life. Mira does a great job with young people in their programs. Good luck to Bec and Pico as they move ahead with their new handlers.

[@LeBonesCreations]

Molly you are such an amazing and inspiring woman. I so enjoyed watching your interview with Dr. Mike. I immediately subscribed to your channel and have enjoyed watching all your videos about your life. Until I understood more about your condition I did not think you were as blind as you are. You make eye contact with those you speak with and as well as the camera as you are videoing and that is just phenomenal. The way you engage with your audience is absolutely so genuine. I think it is wonderful that your mom and dad are still able to help you do things and yet you are totally an independent woman, as you should be. I am so happy that you can have a guide dog to help you be who you are. I think Elton John is going to be the best thing ever. The way that he sits on you is super cute. He is emotionally, spiritually, physically attuned to you, as you said. While watching you interact before he was actually your dog was very interesting because when you were having anxiety he sat on you. He is better than a weighted blanket, because those are hard to use in public. LOL. When Elton John senses your anxiety or stress, he sits on you or invades your personal space and the change in you is immediate. The tension, concern etc just melts away from your face, and that is a beautiful gift. EJ is your dog that was obvious to me when u introduced us to him

[@FullMoonHowl]

It's a true privilege to learn a little about these two sweet ladies. Congrats and good luck with your new puppers!

[@hannahm2749]

Both of these women are amazing people. I love seeing the guide dog training from a new experience

[@ChristianSullivan]

These are amazing blind women with a really cool story to share! Molly, you’re an amazing interviewer too! This is going to helpful SO MANY future generations of blind and visually Impaired individuals out there! This authentic representation of disabled people is SO IMPORTANT for people to see! I really like when you represent other disabled people on your channel, or they feature you! It would be an honor to sit down with you ONE DAY and share my story with everyone a little! I’ve had MANY dreams at night of being interviewed by you for KZbin!

[@Sassyglbeauty]

I love both of these girls! They r both amazing in their own unique ways! I would love for them to start their own channels! Oh! Love Pico! He’s so adorable! Ella Shae, she has so much personality!! And Cinnabar is such an incredibly intelligent woman! I really hope they start their own channels.

[@katiebirdie1760]

I’ve never been so early! Haven’t watched the video yet but I really appreciate you posting through a challenging season of your life. You’ve taught me so many coping mechanisms and you are such a ray of light! You’re doing great Molly!

[@beverlydust5381]

Molly I loved the interviews of the women, and learned so much about different things related to training ,and various aspects of blind lifestyle. These women are amazing. I wish them all the best.

[@cocobear285]

Great interviewing! It was very interesting watching Sunobars interview. At the beginning she looked anxious and nervous. Lips tight and hands together. By the end of the interview her hand were out and her face was far more expressive. This is the sign of a good interviewer. 👍

[@taylor3950]

Yep she definitely felt more comfortable by the end

[@lilyginnybella]

Molly, thank you so much for this video, sharing other peoples stories is so important. I’m also so happy that you and Elton John are bonding.

[@alettacope1366]

So lovely seeing this video..hearing about Sinebar (unsure if i spelt it right) but hearing about her experience and how smart she is brought tears to my eyes. She seems like an amazing individual

[@irenemillangonzalez4075]

Just here to say both of their dogs share the same name: bec means beak in French and so do pico in Spanish. I found it really cute

[@AbstractlyMe83]

In love with this series so much 💜 thank you so much for sharing more about the blind community, because this has been FASCINATING!!!! I’m disabled, and love other disabled people bringing awareness to the community in a positive light 💜

[@elliemccarthy5672]

I learned about Vessi’s from you and I LOVE mine!!! I got them to be my barn shoes bc they are wartproof but they have become my go to everyday shoes as well! So comfy and breathable and I love that they are waterproof!!

[@OneTeeGlory]

Sunobar seems so cool! What a story. You can tell she’s unstoppable. And she’s so adorable. I love her! ☺️

[@Kyra407]

i’ve been watching you since the video you’ve done with shane. i love learning so much about the blind community, what you go through daily, and how i can do and be better for the community. ily, you’re truly an inspiration!!

[@muddikissez22]

My boy, Riker, also had lymphoma and crossed the bridge in April at 13. It's one hell of a disease (but he was one hell of a fighter). The steroid treatment plan does help them live longer & feel better, but after 7 months the side effects caused internal bleeding and it was time. Just remember that we'll see them again.

[@shanec3098]

I love how Molly is like "They're too humble. I need to brag for them!"

[@marikotrue3488]

Those 3 women were some of the most positive, intelligent and happy group of people (actually 4 counting Neave, apologize for any misspelling) that I have seen in a while. Congratulations to all for completing the course and leaving Mira with a new friend and co-worker.

[@malkakaufman9359]

I have been waiting for a video about the girls & sometimes boys of Mira. Thank you for sharing, Molly. And good for the girls who were willing to show up and talk about their experiences.

[@saratexas5181]

“You’re twelve years older than me.” Long pause. I can relate, Molly, I feel so old lately 🤣.

[@denisejoanne]

Love the last part with all three of you together!! Such chemistry ✨ I couldn’t help smiling the whole way through!

[@llAHll]

I just loved seeing and hearing from both of this amazing girls/ young women! ♥️ Molly, Cinnabar and Ellashae are such inspirations! I feel like Molly is a great interviewer, who really tries to shine a spotlight on each of her interviewees! Cinnabar has such a calming yet almost wise energy which radiates through the screen! While Ellashae truly seems to be a little extroverted firecracker! Both of you have accomplished so, so much already and I wish all three of you as many happy, adventurous, exciting years with Elton John, Pico and Beck filled with joy and tons of great memories as possible! 🍀🍀🍀

[@kathrynshope6228]

These ladies are so impressive! Both have strength in different areas. This has been one of my favorite videos. I’m wishing all you ladies the best with the new dogs.

[@rae6082]

You are such an amazing interviewer, Molly! They seem like lovely girls - would be great to see a reunion / update at some point! 😊

[@valliedollx]

I loved meeting these ladies and the pups!! Thank you, Molly! ❤️

[@LVLV-im3ne]

I am so impressed with the lady from Afghanistan. Coming from a country of war born without eyes she is now able to navigate & further her education. She is phenomenal!

[@hjcdormouse7337]

Through the saddest of times there is hope and joy and these 2 young women brought that out in you Molly. Mira is a very special place a huge TQ to them not just for support and work with Molly but all their clients.

[@LoreEclectic]

So happy we get to meet the women who went through guide dog training alongside you

[@tamberjune]

It's great that you can share all your Mira experiences with us! I'm so glad you found friends!

[@StephaniehasStories]

What a great video! I'm so glad you included them in your guide dog story. It's nice to hear different stories and see you all interacting and discussing your experiences. So glad everything is going well!!

[@sophiecooks09]

Stories like these give me comfort that when I eventually go blind it won't be so horrible or scary

[@calliea9064]

Wow!!! I didn’t even think it would be possible to be born without eyes. What an outstanding woman!

[@bailey2136]

The matching blue and white outfits in the beginning so cute !!! 🫶🏼🫶🏼

[@apparentlylife]

Your one of the most inspirational women in the public eye. I really appreciate you putting yourself out there

[@emilybannon1943]

One of my favourite videos of yours. I loved hearing how similiar and different your experiences are as three guide dog using blind woman. Also all the cute hard working dogs!

[@imogenoliver]

They’re lovely people and I’m glad the three of you had fun going through training together and that you could support each as well, that’s something really special and it seems like you all needed it ☺️.

[@SomniiLinn]

Lmao, the interview part was interesting and touching, but I loved the total bff hangout at the end of the video! The three of you have clearly clicked instantly, and have a great energy together :)

[@felipesua93]

Molly, I know this year has been especially tough for you, but I think all the experiences that you've lived and people that you've met would make for a fantastic book. I would definitely love to read-listen these experiences in more detail.

[@Lauren-yp3th]

I really loved hearing your guy’s stories and different points of view. I’m so glad that you guys had class together and got through the good and bad together! Bee power! 🐝❤️

[@wheelie26]

You were with two really wonderful girls and I hope that you all stay in touch. Good luck with your dogs all 3 of you.

[@Estellemusic]

My heart is so full from watching this. I have almost an identical experience to Ellashae with regards to getting my guide, so this was kind of nice to watch.

[@user-co8id5px1r]

Really enjoyed this video. So nice to see how you all got along so well and were having so much fun. Thank you to all for your effort and for giving us a glimpse into the world of guide dog school. Wish all of you the best with your new dogs.

[@mayablock2354]

I love your channel! I work with children in special education. I had a student for 8 years who since graduated and is now junior in high school. He had a wonderful Orientation Mobility teacher who helped him be successful.

[@reginafallangie2867]

Lovely, incredible young ladies. Great interviews Molly!

[@justinapruner6978]

32:19 - Molly: "I would never" Immediately after is in her room 🤣

[@GiraffasaurusRx]

I'm so happy that you took a moment to celebrate others 💖 Everyone has such an amazing story to tell and we appreciate you giving them their moment!

[@mariahrfordays1988]

I loved cinnabar! Such a beautiful intelligent and honest person. Glad you were able to connect! I

[@CoreyAnneTeacher]

When you talk about guide dogs and how Mira doesn’t pre match it instantly reminded me of an arranged marriage vs. dating/marrying for love. When two peoples enter an arranged marriage the pairing is done by another person who makes the decision based on different traits before they meet which sounds similar to the guide dogs school that prematch. In these arranged pairing there is the hope that relationship will evolve to love and a good partnership over time. The guide dog program at Mira reminds me of dating and then getting married after knowing more about the partner and finding the partner that is “right” for you.

[@chronischgeheilt]

Wow, this young Woman is really remarkable. I would Love to learn about the blind/disabled Community in Afghanistan and their lives.

[@blindcharo8455]

I’ve been waiting for a guide dog for a few years so these videos are always extremely exciting! Thanks for always educating.

[@megjulia4007]

Awww your new friends are so lovely! It feels like a blessing that you got to be at training with these two girls and that you three were meant to meet

[@LadyAurian]

Very fun to get to see the other two in the class. Both seem like such sweet people and strong independent girl bosses that we all love to hear about. I hope life throws you opportunities to meet up again in future and maybe we get an update on how they are getting on with their new dogs.

[@beyedoc]

I just want to say thank you so much to the other girls for sharing their experiences with us. 💕Brandi

[@alternativeprincess4783]

Sunobarjan and Ellashae are both awesome ladies, thank you both for sharing your stories! I'm glad Bec and Pico found such awesome mama's :) Of course Elton John too, and all 3 of them are absolutely beautiful dogs! I hope we get a reunion video of the 6 of you down the road :) and the lovely Mama Bee of course!

[@farnazgh6839]

Dorood Cinnabar! An Iranian here. I am happy that you are here and have access to what you need. You are a wonderful person.

[@Silivrenwolfie]

All of you women are so inspirational! Cinnabar's story is amazing! 😍

[@SteepedlnStories]

This was such a fun video. I wish all three you ladies good luck with your new doggies!

[@Ey_Brizzy_World]

Wow! I truely love Y'all girls. U are indeed amazing and what I like about this channel is that its really motivating. Its Brizzy I'm in Botswana. I also live with visually impairment.

[@abrowngoehl]

honestly best video of yours i’ve seen. watching you interact with these girls it’s so clear you’re very cool in person 😜

[@anainesgonzalez8868]

Cinnabar seems such an interesting person! I just loved to hear her

[@weepingwillows21]

Best of luck Molly. Sunobar, and Ellashae. I wish you so many great years with your pups.

[@babyscorpio7496]

All of the dogs are precious! So happy u are all home w your new partners! A wonderful new chapter. 💓💓💓

[@1_viewer]

My sister in law was approved to train and match with a dog at a different organization but felt too overwhelmed with learning how to work with one before going and decided to use her cane. Hopefully her pulling out allowed someone else to get her spot!

[@laartje24]

And that is ok, not every mobility aid is for everyone. I hope she didn't beat herself up too much over it. And rest assured that that dog will have gone to someone else who needs them.

[@optimific]

so excited to get to gain more perspectives in the community!!

[@galaxychar]

Loved getting to meet both of them so much, I hope we can get updated on how they’re doing with their guide dogs and lives in the future. Wish you all the best :)

[@kellster2193]

Molly your new friends seem awesome. I am already in love with both of the girls you had class with. Everyone got a super cute dog. Great video.

[@LadySevalle]

I have a passion for anything animal related and Guide Dogs are right up there in something I've been so interested in learning more about. I don't have any ability that requires a guide dog but find it so fascinating from the psychology stand point and just because I love animals. I haven't been able to be a Killer Bee Patreon for a while now but hope I can be again soon. Congratulations to Ellashae and Cinnabar on your dogs

[@janetharradine4330]

A great interview. An amazing group of young women. I wish you all the best wishes on your journey x

[@alyciageiss4504]

i loved meeting the girls, they were soo cute. im glad you had a great small class to help cheer you up while getting your new dog!

[@SarahBethSigns]

I loved getting to see the other girls’ experiences at Mira.

[@shirleymcnceil8749]

Thank you to you all for this delightful vlog highlighting your experiences. Congratulations to you all. I admire your courage, spirit and joy. Keep up the educational aspect of your vlogs along with the shear fun and life stories Molly and Meade.