was talking about it, I was really shocked. So I got together with my husband. At the time, I already had my daughter. So I moved in with him because he already owned the house. So we lived there for maybe about three years. Me and him had another child together. So we ended up deciding that as we were expanding our family, we needed a bigger house. So we started looking for houses. We ended up finally finding one after a year. And when I told my daughter, who is 10 now, absolutely broke her heart. She was crying every single day, begging me not to move. She said that was her house. She had been there the longest in her life. She didn't want to switch everything up and felt like we were taking her away from her safe space. We were moving a city over, which was about 5, 10 minutes away from where we previously were living. So that was a big change for her, and she thought she was going to be distant from her friends. So finally, we ended up moving into the house. She kind of resented it for a little bit, just because obviously she already discussed with us that that was not something that she wanted to do. But fast forward a year later, here we are. We've been in the house for, like I said, almost a year. She's absolutely thriving. She said this is her favorite house she's ever lived in. She loves that there's more space. It's just, I think that in that age group also, they have a lot of attachment to items and things. And it's just hard for them because they do develop a safe space. So I think pulling them away from that is really difficult for them, as it is for us, too. I was going to say, I do really attach to the house.