Hey, everybody. Welcome to Pink Shade. It's Thursday. That means it's popping Bravo day. And I've got what some would say, a Bravo expert.

It's my friend.

It's Amy Phillips.

I'm so delighted to be here.

Yeah, I love you.

I love Bravo.

And I love the drama.

You know, I don't have a ton of drama in my life.

So I look forward in the shows that I watch.

Thank God I don't have a ton of drama in my life, at least during this season. This season of your life? Yes. Well, you have a teenager on the rise. Yes.

She's seven years old, by the way, who thinks she's a teenager, much like I'm sure you guys,

if you have children, have experienced that. I'm going to say it's going to

really hit the fan around age 12, but it's going to ramp up around 10 and really turn a corner

for the worst around 12. The worst. And then, you know, you'll come back around age 20. Just letting you know. Thanks so much for the

heads up. I actually, yeah, this will be interesting. You know, it's so funny, it's women in history

over at her school. And so they send this thing out where they ask for volunteers to come in and talk,

dress up as a character. They do a different theme every year. Last year was chefs. So,

of course, I volunteered and I was Rachel Ray. Well, this year was female authors. So they had a list

and they gave me Mary Shelley, which was exciting because author of Frankenstein, obviously.

Yes. And so yesterday and today, I mean, I've been dressed from like Mary Shelley from head to toe.

I've done like 12 classes where I go in there and I pretend I'm her and I'm talking about my work and myself.

And it was so much fun. The kids are hilarious. And just getting into character and like, you know, interacting with them in

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