And the Oh, You know this past week we celebrated Mother's Day. It was May 10th and it was a different

Mother's Day than we've ever had probably in our lifetime and and

Kim wanted to do something not just for our family. She wanted to do something for our community for our neighborhood and during the entire time of this

quarantine Kim has found ways to create community, create connection all over our community

and here in Los Angeles. So she had this idea and she called one of our friends Laura Williams

who owns a floor shop and and she creates all these beautiful installations

with flowers and and she had her decorate the swing in her front yard,

and then she took out a bicycle that had flat tires

and hasn't been ridden for quite a long time.

And she had them establish a floral installation

in the basket on the bike and then she put them on the

front yard then she put a sign on the walkway that told all the families that

they're welcome to come and take a photograph here and and she set it up

early early on Sunday morning on May 10th and it was one of those days where I was

hoping someone would come and take a photograph so that Kim wouldn't feel like she'd put all that energy and effort and resource into it and then no one would come and take advantage of it but it started up very early.

People would just sort of walk by and take photographs but not quite venture

up to the yard. She went ahead and put different sanitary equipment down at the bottom so that people could wash their hands and

make sure that they could wipe off the swing and make sure that they're social

distancing and that everything is sanitized. But little by little people began taking photographs

and Kim was just so excited today.

It was more important for her that she created a moment

for all these other moms and all these other families and it

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