Welcome to Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore.

I saw something really beautiful.

In fact, it was shared within my superstar sessions community, my media membership.

Our head media coach, Kathy, at the moment, while our lovely Jackie is out on maternity leave,

she shared this clip from the Drew Barrymore show, and I just loved it. Like I loved it,

and I jotted it down in my notebook saying, please share this on that, let it be easy podcast,

because it's so simple yet powerful and beautiful. So part of the Drew Barrymore show, of course, is her with

different co-hosts learning about so many cool and different things. And one day there was a

segment about how to make flowers last, right? And on the stage, there was all sorts of

bouquets, different types of flowers, different arrangements. I mean, flowers are gorgeous, right? I on the stage, there was all sorts of bouquets, different types of flowers,

different arrangements. I mean, flowers are gorgeous, right? I think everybody can agree with this.

Who doesn't like flowers? Even with your allergies, you can look at them, right, from a distance.

But flowers are beautiful. And therefore, it goes, right, really without saying that we want to extend

that experience, right? We want our

flowers to last. And by the way, there's loads of content on this online. Because when I used

to do YouTube filming in batches years ago, I'd buy different flowers and switch them up behind me to make

it look like it was a different day I was filming. And there's a lot of content about this. You know,

some people say put an aspirin in there or

make sure you use those little packets that the flowers come with. I learned from someone else that

if you can, right, if it fits, put your flowers in the fridge overnight. That's what florists do,

apparently. They put them in like big cold freezers. But that's not the point, right? This isn't a lesson in

flower life extension today, although that would be fun. But I don't know who it was, but there was

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