cactuses together. i had really looked forward to that but this is the second best and sometimes that s what we can take. we ll send some sunshine and warmth your way. it s an honor to spend time with you today. i m delight told be with you, very ran could. this is great. before we dive into the book, can you just share a little bit about your career. going from being foreign constant to a children s book reviewer and the wall street journal two very different areas of expertise. hough did you kole into this role and what interested you. it s one of life is funny sometimes. worked as a foreign correspondent and then that line of work began to become a bit more difficult when i had children. i had my i kept working and traveling through after miss first child was born and then when my second baby came i had a big rethink about my priorities and so i then shifted to writing about things i could do from home, and i actually oddly enough got into write fog their
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