Bobby Bones Show Best Bits of the Week with MorganBest Bits: Amy Talks Moving Into New Home & Morgan’s Excited About New Season
Happy Weekend! Amy shares some details from her vacation and how her big house move has been going. She also opens up about the kids and exciting things happening in their lives right now. Morgan shares how she’s been feeling lately and what she’s been up to. They both share music recommendations at a listener’s request.
The Best Bits of the Week with Morgan.
Part one.
Behind a scene with a member of the show.
Let's up, Everybody, Happy weekend. I'm super excited to be joined by Amy.
Amy.
How are you hey?
I'm good.
It really feels like time goes by so fast, because I feel like I was just here and I don't know if it's eight weeks apart or seven or six or what is it.
I think it's six, okay, because Bobby. I've tried to get Bobby to do it, but he has it. So take up Bobby, okay, and then everybody else is in, and then obviously there's me, so you lose me. Then there's seven of you guys. Okay, So I think it's every six weeks. I think, yeah. But thanks for coming back on. We got some things to catch up on before we do. If you guys want to check out part two and catch up on the show, We've got Ella Lingley and Riley Green and Miranda Lambert dot By Lunchbox has a situation with the whole thunder down under raw Doggin sweatshirts. I got an energy massage. Bobby's a loser. Tuesday Reviews Day, some weird stuff over there but you can get caught up on the show. Any How is the new house going, everybody wants to know.
Yeah, No, I love it. It's so great. I am very happy, the kids love it. It's just more our vibe. I think the last house I moved into, No, I don't think.
I know.
The last house I moved into was because of the proximity to my dad's assisted living home, and so I don't know that it was exactly our vibe. But this one's just more quaint and older, and so there's was some work to be done. So I've been renovating some things, and that part's exciting. I'm ready for that to be done. Yeah, I just feel as though there's dustin workers there all the time. But to be able to make the space my own is really exciting.
How is it feeling, you know, doing this all for the first time by yourself, Like you're I mean, and you went like in the deep end, You're like, got a house, I'm renovating, I'm doing all these things.
Yeah, I'm learning a lot, like a lot and taking notes. So if I ever do anything like this again, I'll approach it a little bit differently. But I'm proud of myself, and I think in the beginning I felt overwhelmed, but I don't feel that way anymore. I feel capable and excited and yeah, proud, I guess is a way to think about it. Because I was talking to Stashira, my daughter, who's seventeen, and she was talking about trying to be on her own in just a few years and what.
That will look like a couple two of years.
She's a junior in high school, so she's about a year behind her actual age. So when she goes to college or whatever she decides to do, she might do an esthetician school instead. She's really into that, so it's up in the air. And I told her she doesn't have to decide now, and told her that I went all the way through college not knowing what in the world I was going to do and was I going to be able.
To support myself.
And I said, life will take you on all kinds of twists and turns you never know, but you'll learn a lot along the way, and you will surprise yourself at what you're able to accomplish. I mean, look, I just yeah, I just bought this house by myself, and I didn't even know how to log into my bank account about a year ago because my entire marriage been handled that and uh, I was like, you're capable, like you'll you'll find what you're gonna do, and you'll be able to take care of yourself.
Just fine.
Oh I love I love that this is the experience that you've been having just this past year. Was there any moments for you yet where you're like, because I remember when I when I had bought my house and I had like went through this whole experience. So much of it was so exciting and I was so empowered, and then there were other moments where I got really frustrated.
Oh yeah, I want a partner to help me with certain things, I would say, more so it comes in handy having a partner. And shout out to any single moms out there, especially they don't have a solid co parenting situation. I'm very thankful for mine. And you know, I think of my mom like I love my dad, But they didn't have an arrangement. My dad left and I just stayed with my mom. My sister and I stayed at my mom's. I don't even really know when or why I would see my dad. I think maybe I just once I could start to drive, I would just drive over to his house if I wanted to hang out over there. But there was no like, hey, you got to go be with your dad this weekend, or hey, your dad wants to you this weekend, like at spring break. He moved away for a little bit, I think to help the because he left my mom for another woman situation. I think to like help die that down. Because he was able to move away from Austin for a little bit. He moved to Midland Odessa area for a couple of years, and I think they let the the fat settle, and so I remember going there for like spring break or something. But back to the original point of this, I think of my mom, and she didn't really have help. She started working full time. My dad wasn't there to help with dinner and homework and school pickups and different things. And I don't know how she did it, because I know on my weeks that I have the kids trying to juggle that. Thank goodness to shares driving now, But it's just the homework is different, getting meals ready, working full time, it's different. And I think of moms or dads. Single moms and single dads that you know, have to do that round the clock, and so I'm every other week, but three hundred and sixty five days a year like that would weigh on me because it gets difficult not having a partner to divide and conquer, Like, hey, you handle social studies, all handle math, and then while you're doing that, I'm going to put dinner on. It's more like it's just you at the house at night with the kids. So I know there's a lot of people out there that can sort of relate to that, and I'm not complaining, but that's the part where those are the nights that I want a partner.
No, I, And I asked you because it is you. Really you have this change happening where you get really excited and there's a lot of empowerment, but there's also that drastic other side of that that's really hard.
Yeah, Like right now, my hot water is not working and I don't know why, and I'm sure that I can figure it out, but.
You're like, I just don't want to.
I know that Ben would have already figured it out, so I understand.
We'll see. I understand those feelings completely now, and now you're seeing why there was a moment in time where I tried to move a TV by myself and where it fell on me that this was why because I was so frustrated. I was like, no, I'm gonna do it, and then just you know, take it from me. If you feel like you can't.
Do it, just at least ask or hire someone to know, yeah, versus you know, powering through it, because there are some of those where you're like, no, I'm just gonna figure this out, but sometimes you just need a little help from Yeah.
Can you professional right in my hand right now? Do you see those three blood vessels? They're blood blisters. That was me trying to do something in my backyard by myself and it came down on my hand and squashed it and it didn't break the skin to where there was blood, but it caused these really.
Ugly like blood vessel pops.
Yeah, blood blister situations, and my hand hurts really bad. But that was me trying to do something myself. It's okay, I got it done.
See, in some moments, you do get it done. So I totally understand. How was vacation for you?
It was good?
What did I I mean I was at the house most of it. Because I had work being done and I needed to stay there. I was gonna leave and try to go see my sister in Colorado, and then it just would have been.
Really difficult to navigate.
So then I just ended up going to New York for they So Open because I got invited, and I thought, okay, well, I've never been there, and speaking to my parents, they loved tennis, and my mom watched every tournament, all the big ones that were on TV.
Growing up.
There was always tennis on with her and I was like, oh, she would freak.
Out if she knew I was going. So I went to that and.
And how was it. Did you see any like celebrities or anything.
I didn't.
No, I was there the first weekend, and so I guess Taylor and Travis they were there this past for.
The final weekends.
It's a two week tournament, okay, so and then people are getting eliminated so as it gets closer, and there was an American that made it towards the end. So I think that's why it became a big deal for some of the celebrities to be there. But no, I didn't see anybody.
That's funny. I feel like there's a lot of.
People, is there.
Yeah, but there's a lot of games going on at the same time. And there's different stadiums. Oh so I didn't realize that.
I thought there was just one and everybody's at the same one. No, there's multiple.
You like walk in to this almost like you're going into a sporting event, and you go through the little ticket thing, and then there's the Arthur ash there's the Armstrong Stadium, which is where we win. Then there's the Grand Slam Stadium.
How do you just to go to whatever you have tickets to?
Got? Okay, so you have specific tickets to see a certain match. Okay. Yeah, I'm so naive when it comes to you.
Trust me.
I just learned myself. I'm not acting like I really know.
I just know. But that's why I want to hear about it, because I I only see pictures of people there. That's really the only experience. And I never like played tennis or anything growing up, so I'm really naive to it. But it looks like a lot of fun because you have a good time. It's great.
They have these drinks called the Honey Deuce, okay, and those are the popular drinks, and they have little balls on there that they carve out of a melon.
They look like little tennis balls.
Cute.
Yeah, you have to get a honeyduce if you go. But I saw an article that last year it generated the US Open ten million dollars just the sale of this drink.
So I was like, is it really that good?
Not?
I mean, it's okay to me? Is a little sweet?
Okay?
They charge twenty three dollars, Well that's why, because they can. I mean, why not? And so that part was wild to me. But I was like, oh, that's how they afford the payouts because each person playing gets paid makes it. I'm like, they just sell these expensive little cocktails with melon balls that look like tennis balls, and they that's how they pay for everything.
Oh that's fun. Okay, So you had us the US Open? Did you do anything else while you were in New York?
I went to see Hadestown, which is a Broadway show, which is really good, and then went to Arthur and Sons, which is an Italian restaurant that I've been wanting to go to for a long time.
Was it good?
It was really good? Yeah, it was like good.
Yeah, it's like a nice diner vibes like it wasn't anything too fancy, but you could. It's you can see in the kitchen, which is fun watching you work and do all that.
The New York energy. And I went.
With this guy that I'm I was in vie with the group. It was a group like there was other people there too, but just entertaining a situation okay, And so that was fun.
Okay, do you want to elaborate any further? Are you pleading the fifth?
I don't have to plead the fifth, but there's just a lot of.
Uh yeah, moving parts when you're dating. You've got kids, They've got kids, everybody's got kids, and being thoughtful of that situation and then also for sure, for sure where it's going to go. But I love New York. So if there's ever a group going of my friends or people, I will be down for that. Just it's I don't know that they felt the same way about the city.
I was like, oh, but we stayed in Queens.
The tournament is in Queens, Okay, it's not in the city, got it.
And so there you have to take.
That subwhere or uber to like downtown to New York City.
Yeah, to get into Manhattan, we took we all hopped in a uber one night, but then on Sunday we went to Central Park and went around and we took the subway, which.
Was fi And maybe it's because I don't know if you feel this way, but I love the subway because I think it's because I've never had that experience. Like growing up in Kansas, we didn't have a subway. So when I went to New York for the first time and saw the subway, I thought it was the coolest thing ever. Even though everybody else is like, it's so dirty and gross, It's like, no, I'm sitting on the subway underneath the city.
Yeah, it's a vibe. I think that I get where you're coming from. When I went for the first time, I was twenty or twenty one, and I was enamored with everything that I was experiencing. And actually when I went at that age, I was staying in Queen's because my friend was going to college there, so I got to stay at their place. But then going into the city and taking the subway, I just felt cool. Yeah.
See, it's like I was having my sex in the city moment. Kind of thing looked a lot more glamorous on TV but you know, same experience. Okay, we're gonna take a quick break. We'll be right back and got Moore and talk about you're also talking about Stash here and the kids. Got I cannot believe she's seventeen years old.
That feels you and old man. She's working and doing well in.
School, and how is the job going?
She loves it.
I mentioned on the show she's been a hostess, but she just started bussing tables too, and so she's real excited when she looks at the schedule and sees that she gets to bust because she gets to be part of the family meal. And then that's one step closer to if she were to be a server.
So we'll see where it goes.
But how's she liking? Like getting paid minimum wage? Is she like? How's that experience? She's just getting paid? So okay, she's happy.
Yeah, I don't think she Yeah.
Does she know if she because I assume at this place that the servers are still getting paid like like two or three dollars an hour.
Yeah, Shell, she knows that if she were to serve, she would have to get tips.
Got it? Okay?
To make it survive?
The make it kind of a shock when you go from like a eight or eight or you know, twelve whatever the hourly wages now to then like two dollars and you're like, what your paycheck is nothing? It all at all his tips or whatever. That is a little bit of a shock. But that's fun. And how is Stevenson.
He's doing great doing cross country just this. Teachers say he's great at school, and we had a parent teacher meeting and they said they love his personality so much, like every time he comes in the classroom.
And so that's always good to hear.
Yeah, I like that, uh, and yeah, they're there.
They seem to have adjusted.
Well. One of my biggest fears was, you know that Been and Eye divorcing was gonna cause some major things with them, and of course there were, and who knows, later in life there may be some stuff that we address. But thankfully and I've been able to co parent in a way that I think is impacting them minimally. And living so close to each other and the kids being back and forth, and then like Las House Saturday, you know, Ben had the kids, but then Stashira had some stuff to do it at my house, so she came over and I feel like she was at the house all day and we ran some errands together, and so it's still that vibe.
It's so sure that you can't like move and do things, you know what I mean. That's cool. And they liked the new house, Yeah, they love it. Okay, are they getting to kind of design their rooms and have that experience?
You know? We just kind of transferred everything, got it that was at the other house into their room. I mean Stashira picked like the guest bed. She was asked if she could have that in her room, the bed frame, and so I swapped that and put her bed in the guest room in that so she had some stay there, but everything else, I was like, y'all's stuff is great, let's just put it in there. And their rooms aren't that biggest sort of like was even their rooms that the other house were bigger, so we had to adjust that way.
But did they get to choose the paint on their walls? Did you paint?
I did, but I just did all all the same calbaster. Stevenson wanted his room green and I I don't know if he'll grow out of that. And I in the rooms again, they're smaller, so I felt like it might close it in, and so I suggested, what if we get some green pillows or something, and he was like, Okay.
You know that's funny because when I was growing up, I think it was high school when I made my parents, I was like, I really want to paint my room lime green and pink. And you know what happened. My room got paint in lime green and pink, and my sister's room got painted all pink. And for a long time, our rooms stayed that way, like even out when we were in college and stuff. It was only until like the last gosh five or six years my parents finally redid them and now they're like their style and stuff. But I would go home and I'm like, this room is so horrible. And I made my parents have a pink and lime green room in their house. And so it's probably a better experience to not have your kids paint the walls.
Yeah, I think that.
I just like, I don't want to deal with painting this again. So yeah, you just stuck with the like it's a white, but the colors alabaster. Okay, so anybody's looking for a good white. I really like that one from Sherwin Williams.
That one Alabaster. I feel like I saw that when I was looking for some Okay, well, I mean any other life updates. I feel like I got the full scope. Is there anything else you're wanting to talk about her share? I want to keep pushing you and be like, tell me everything.
No, I want.
I think that I'll share more when I'm readier, we're readier whatever that looks like. I'm not really sure. Of course, I am used to sharing a lot. And I even thought back to when I first started dating beIN on The Bobby Bone Show. But I didn't say his name for a long time, and he was in the military, and we called him Air Force Guy, and.
It was we got engaged and he was Air Force guy.
We got married and he was Air Force Guy, and so it became a narrative on the show pretty quick. But I don't know how to That's probably one of the bigger changes in my life life right now.
But it's just figuring.
Out how to talk about it when it's right.
Okay, we're gonna take one more quick break. We'll be right back. Speaking of that energy massage, Amy also got one done. We had talked about it on our vacation. I did, and you got on how did it go for you?
It was really good.
I enjoyed it a lot. That was part of my I guess, if I'm going to be home for most of the vacation, I'm not really taking a trip other than the weekend. I mean I was in New York for less than forty eight hours on the weekend, so.
That you know, we had a week off.
Yeh.
Didn't feel like anything relaxing, especially with work being done at the house, and in fact, when she came over to do it, there was construction happening. So I was laying there on the table and you could hear like bank, bank, bank.
And I was like, can you just go ahead?
And you know, energy heal me from that noise. She was really sweet and I felt amazing after. I think, just very relaxed.
Again.
I don't know that I had anything specific going on like you did where I could feel this drastic thing, but I I can relate to your story. There's times where I've laid down on a massage table and had a lot of emotion come out of me. There's been laughter, there's been tears. I think for me, what that provided in that moment. Was I just needed to relax a little and it gave me that. But if I needed to release, I could see how it could totally provide that as well, because she was awesome.
Yeah, well, I'm so glad you liked it and you got to do it. Like on our vacation, we both had it. Amy and I had went on a walk. I had just done the massage, told Amy about it, then Amy on it done. So that was Amy and I's really most of our vacations besides both of our one weekend trip. So I'm glad to hear that. And I do you know, I know Lunchbox was giving me a hard time of like feeling better, but I do finally feel like I'm in a better place. And I think that Missa kicked it off. I mean, it wasn't the you know, it wasn't day and night like that massage changed my entire life. But I do think it put me on a path kind of like how you were talking about, you know, clearing out the cob webs for what you're experiencing. But that massage just like felt like it kind of gave me this like clean slate to just take my few steps forward and feel good again and be okay with feeling good again. You know, it was like because that whole week that we were off and you saw me, and I mean I was I was holding it together, but I wasn't like a shell of yourself. Yes, like I'm just kind of existing, and that whole week was was really full like, which is also hard on me, because you know me, I love to go places and go adventure and see things, and to be like sitting home for a week and just like wallowing in something that had happened to me, I was just I was in it. I was going through the suck of it like every day, every hour, every minute. And then that massage happened, and then I was like, Okay, now's the time, you know, I got to take my steps forward. I did my I did my like I sat in the suck of this for an entire like week and a half where I just like let it happen to me. And now I don't deserve to do that anymore. It's time to step forward and see what else is going to be out there in my life. And so I do feel like I'm in a much better place now than I was.
I see you, yeah, very well.
I mean i've seen you at work.
That's true, but I mean on our walk and like getting to talk and have our conversations, because like on our walk, it was like every other time of it, like something would make me cry or there was just so many emotions that were happening. And now that's just that's gone. You know. There was like a I had kind of an aha moment where like he was a he was a great human being besides obviously the ending and what happened, but like my, my rose colored glasses came off, you know, and like my I'd put him on a pedestal and I had I had paid sure this human being in this whole life with this person, and once I took the steps backward and like looked at it from me not being in it, I just saw things so much differently. You know, in hindsight's always twenty twenty always, But I really had that like aha moment where I was like, no, this is what was best. And in that moment, and when I was in that whole week and a half of like feeling it, I couldn't see that and I couldn't feel that because I was blindsided and it didn't make any sense to me, but like taking the steps back, I was like, oh yeah, and my therapist had me do you know. And also maybe I've just been through in a heartbreak that I'm just getting really good at healing from it. But she every time I've gone through these like relationship endings, she's like, Okay, when you're ready, I need you to write down in a journal, just thoughts or whatever. When you're feeling angry, you're feeling sad, and when you're feeling happy, I need you to Like it's a version of brain therapy of where you're rewiring your brain to just see things from different angles. And I did that journaling and it gave me just so much perspective that I didn't have when I was in all of those emotions. And releasing all of that too allowed me to see it and like take a step back and be like, oh, Okay, I wasn't getting this from this relationship, and I wasn't receiving this in the way that I needed. I was just and like, I think that was my lesson that I had to take away from it was that like, there is somebody out there who will be a nice person and respect me, but also like, you don't.
Have to sacrifice other things.
Yes, yeah, Like I was so longing for love and.
A partner, that respectful partner.
Yeah, like a good one that I got so excited about it. And I don't think there's anything wrong with that. I think I needed that at that moment. But now I'm like, Okay, now I know that that exists, and I don't have to long for that. I can now I really can sit here and not compromise on everything that matters to me, because being with him would have compromised some things. Not that I would have known that or not that it would have been the end of the world.
Time you would have eventually known that.
Yes, yeah, I would have, and you would have already been living with him, which would have been far more difficult.
So he did you a favor.
Yeah, And that I have I have been able to accept all the things that everybody has been telling me and everything I already knew. It just happened a lot quicker than I was ready to expect, you know what I mean, Like, because all the last ones do you let you go through enough of them, and then you get to this point where you're like, Okay, use your tools, use your resources, and let's go. And that's kind of what happened. So I am on a little bit more of a speed track than I think I anticipated, especially how deeply I was feeling in that week and a half. But I do feel better. Good.
So you're seeing me now and I know you're smiling right now. It's like I do.
Your energy is very different, but that's good.
Yeah, it's a good thing. So that's that's where we're at right now. I want to end on something about a listener had to emailed me and requested that we share some music. Pick She's like, I just feel like we go through different phases life and a lot of people use music. I don't know if you do this, but I use like music to kind of heal my body when I'm going through things.
Uh huh, do.
You have any song pigs, because my therapist sent me the when you're on the Kedymene thing, you're listening to a playlist and she sent me my it's called cat Journey one Gentle. So if you go to different streaming services, you can even type in Keneman playlist and it always pop up.
But like everybody, this is very soothing.
Now I hear in the background, I hear like a cricket or a frog or something, and that probably that makes sense, now why my sister and I were frogs?
Wait?
Wait, in my mind, you can't just oh got it? Okay.
Only the only people that showed up in my mind during that time my mom, my dad.
My sister. Okay, but anytime my sister was there, we were frogs.
I was like, you just threw it out there that you guys were frogs, and.
Frogs with big eyes and really big eyelashes.
God, and so I have been.
She encouraged me to listen to my Keademine playlist as much as possible.
Like throughout the day, not just when you're in that experience.
Throughout the last week. So that's that is all I have for y'all. I'm sorry that is not exciting, but it does show how music is so powerful, because when I hear certain songs as I was going through it, like I took a bath one night and put it on and the different song and my brain would go to what my brain was thinking during the song in the session. And there was one time I was in these rice fields like on a roller coaster, and my brain went to that and I could it felt the same, although I didn't have any.
Ket I mean right, a just path.
It was like your brain picking up on something that it had experienced.
Yes, and it was very soothing and calming, like I remember feeling very peaceful, blissful, all the things. It felt magical, quite honestly. And while I'm in the bath hearing those songs, I felt that same way, but I had no nothing under my tongue got it altering my brain. So I think music that's the perfect example, Like some of the songs you might share can instantly take you back to If you hear a song from when you were a teenager, it's going to take you back to that moment and you're going to feel those same emotions that you felt. Or they could be positive or negative emotions attached to that, but I like to focus on the positive ones. So what's been healing for you?
That's a good one, because I do think you can put that onto and some people need the soothiness of that. Those sounds like it feels very spa related, right, and you kind of need that soothing like relaxing or around you when you're just kind of existing in the chaotic world.
Yeah, or if there's any song that you know, like whatever you need to feel, like, do you need to cry? Do you need some feel some of the negative to get it out, Like put on a song that you know evokes that emotion. Do you want to think of happy good things? Put on a song that you know evokes that emotion and your brain will go there.
You know. And I'm i've I've I had my little rollercoaster speaking of like going through different emotions. First it was like the sad, then it was the anger, and now it's like the understanding and next will be like the happy one, right, or it's my music translates through through the grief process in a way. So that's been funny to watch an experience. But some of these that are good that I think people if they're going through something in particularly a breakup or some experience of that kind, These are some good songs. So Arm's Length from Casey Muskgraves Deeper Well from Casey Muskerves, both of those are on her new album, A Lot More Free from Max McNown and then Just Keep Breathing from Logan Mize and Good Grief from Mary L. Kraft and The Good grief. One is interesting because I had posted, you know, I had my little crying video on Instagram, and I got some flack for that. But what was funny about that video is I didn't post that with I When I was creating that video, I didn't know that I was going to cry like I was doing it with the intention of sharing the song because I thought it was really important for people to hear that. I thought would heal a lot of people they were going through something similar, and I just so happened to cry, and I was like, oh, I should reshoot that, you know, because I know I'm gonna get made fun of for crying and being that person that cried on Instagram. But then I was like, you know, somebody probably needs to feel what I just felt in that moment, and I'm just gonna let this be what it is instead of sitting here and trying to shoot this video over and over again and pretend like I'm okay when I'm not. And so I posted it. So but that song really helped me turn a corner because it was it was recognizing that the grief I was feeling was good and not bad, and that's hard. Yeah, So those are some good songs. Thanks for our listener for emailing and suggesting that I have one other song.
It's actually a real song that I thought of too, that I have been revisiting.
And I don't know if it's because my mom was a.
Part of the you know, showing up in my journey. I mean, she's always with me, but when she was in hospice care, we would listen to ten Thousand Reasons on repeat, which is in parenthes. It's ten thousand Reasons parentheses, Bless the Lord, and it's by Matt Redman, and.
It's bless a lot o my soul, oh my soul.
Lership of this like, it's just it gives me goosebumps even thinking of the lyrics right now. But I've been listening to that a lot, and again it's taking me back to that time when I hear it and I think of her, and that was a heavy time. She's on her deathbed. But I'm not feelings when I'm listening to it. I'm feeling hope. And this is a really good song.
If you.
Like any kind of worship music. No, that's oldie Buddy Goody.
Powerful for that to have evoked that memory and emotion for you, So, okay, tell the people where they can find you, hear you, all that good stuff.
Tell the people, okay, the people at Radio Amy on Instagram and then in my bio there you can find links to everything else.
I have a link tree.
Love it so proud. Yeah, and I am at web Girl Morgan on All the Things. You can follow the show at Bobby Bone Show and check out both of our podcasts. If you like the emotional talk. Amy has four things with Amy Brown, I have take this personally. They're fun stuff that I think you guys will enjoy. If you liked the conversation that we had today, all right, see y'all later. Bye.
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