Welcome back to the Beautiful View Podcast, where we encourage you to look for opportunities in your life to see a beautiful view. I'm Candy.
And I'm Paul. And after taking the summer and a good part of the fall off, we're finally back. We are.
And honestly, it feels a little weird to be sitting here again. Kind of good, but a little weird.
Strangely familiar. It's just been a long time.
It has. Our last episode was the end of season 4, and we thought taking a little break over the summer would be good for us. And it was, although I'm not sure the summer went exactly the way we thought it would. There were plans.
Yeah, there were definitely plans.
And then there was a truck.
The truck. The truck.
So today we're going to catch you up on what we've been doing since the last time we sat down together. Some good things, some frustrating things, and some unexpected things. And probably a few things that make us laugh now that we're on the other side of them.
At least we're trying to laugh.
Exactly. So let's catch up, talk about what we've learned along the way, and hopefully find a beautiful view or two in the middle of it all.
So let's sit back, relax, and enjoy the beautiful view.
We could climb the mighty mountain, float on down a wine river, travel back in time and face our future too. I'm not scared of where I'm going, 'cause I know who's saying I'm holding, I'd go anywhere.
So let's start with the thing that probably affected our summer more than anything else, as we mentioned earlier.
The truck.
It broke down in Wisconsin in May on our way to our friend Randy's retirement trip.
Yep, that was probably just after the last episode that we recorded of last season. So we were on our way to Wisconsin and we're just driving along, weren't we?
Yeah, literally.
So we're kind of talking about some things. And actually, I think we had just mentioned how well the truck had done. I was talking about the great gas mileage we had gotten.
Yeah. And then you said, do you smell diesel? So I rolled down my window.
Yes.
And I'm like, oh, we need to pull over.
Yeah, because I was noticing that every vehicle in front of us was probably a gas powered vehicle. So we're the only diesel around. I'm like, it's got to be us. So we pull off into that parking lot.
Yeah, there was a little grocery store that was just right around the corner there. So we sat in the grocery store parking lot as diesel poured out the bottom of our truck and filled the parking lot.
It was a long trail all the way from the parking lot entrance all the way around to where we had parked.
Yeah.
And since then, I have been working on that truck constantly.
So the good thing is we did have to have the truck towed to the nearest Chevy dealer. The great thing is, our friends were there close. So our friends Joe and Anne, they were about 1/2 an hour down the road at our destination. So they came back and picked us up.
Yeah, that was great. That was good.
We still got to enjoy the trip.
Yes.
It took us a month to figure out how to get it home though.
Oh, it did. It did.
That was crazy too.
Yeah. So So the problem was that we were in a different state. And when it came to trying to find someone who was gonna tow the truck for a reasonable price across state lines, that's when it got difficult. So long story short, we decided that we were gonna be our own towing company. As we do. As we do. So I sat down and figured out, like, where can we rent a truck that would be man enough to bring our truck home? Then I found out where to rent a trailer with a winch on it. And we pull up at that Chevy dealership in front of all the mechanics.
Because they had our truck parked right out front.
Right out front and proceeded to load that truck up in front of everybody.
That was a little terrifying.
Oh yeah, like everybody that was watching us probably knew how to do that better than we did. And so they were getting a good laugh. So we decided to put a big old smile on our faces and just be the show for the day.
Yeah. And I think for having never done that before, I think we did a decent job. We got the truck on the trailer.
Yep, and got it back home without it falling off the back.
Yeah, which is important.
That's success in my books.
Yeah, no, so it went good. So, but the point is we had summer plans.
We did.
We had places we wanted to go, things we wanted to do, and then suddenly our summer itinerary became fix the truck.
And fix the truck again.
And order another part.
And wait for the part to arrive.
And then you realize you need a special tool for said part.
Yes, and then you realize that the first part that we were replacing wasn't the only problem.
And this is why I married a man who can fix things, because I would have given up on that truck somewhere in Wisconsin months and months ago, because I wouldn't have known what to do with it. was actually super frustrating. I was so mad at the truck.
Oh, I know you were. Yes.
And I'm also extremely thankful we had friends close by and we didn't have to hitchhike home.
I also don't give up.
No, you don't.
I just will not give up on something.
Yeah, that is true.
And we actually ended up having a really fun trip on that Wisconsin fishing trip. It was a great time with good friends.
Yes, it was. And honestly, I think that's what made this so frustrating. It wasn't just that the truck broke down. It was that one unexpected problem started affecting all these other things that we had planned.
Yes.
I was so upset to cancel our camping trip that we had booked for the beginning of the summer. We had looked so forward to that like all winter long.
Well, we kind of built ourselves up and we were like getting through to winter time talking about all the great things we were going to do in the summer. I know, But the truck breaking down became the domino that kind of knocked everything else over.
Exactly. And the most frustrating thing was that we had planned on doing a lot of camping over the summer.
Yes.
Our RV was begging to leave our backpad. I was just heartbroken to have to pass up another summer of camping trips. We had a couple of bigger trips booked, but we had also planned on doing just a lot of like local camping.
Yeah, we were being reasonable about the thing. We have like an old truck, old vehicles. And so we were like, you know, let's just keep it local. Let's not try and like crisscross the country.
Yeah, it's reasonable, right? It seemed reasonable, but unfortunately, instead my paychecks went to All summer long. Which, thank the Lord, we were able to do. But it would have been way more fun to not have to do that.
Fun. We just wanted some fun. Doing it ourselves, though, meant that the repairs were a lot cheaper than they would have been if we'd have taken it into a shop.
That's true. It was just a lot of time. And you did an awesome job, by the way. Thank you. Thank you. Thank the Lord for YouTube videos and you know.
I'm YouTube smart. I found that. No matter what problem there is, if you look hard enough and look long enough on YouTube, someone has taken the time to make a video to figure out how to fix it. So I've learned A lot. I really have.
You've taken it apart and putting it back together. I don't know how many times. At least you know how to take it apart and put it together.
And as with everything, I will find every single wrong way to do the thing before I finally find the right way. So at the end of the day, throughout the summer, most days I finish my work about mid-afternoon or toward the end of the afternoon. The.
Number of times that I walked out there and you're like leaned over the truck with your legs like dangling.
That was comical. Yeah.
But you also captured a lot of the, like you videoed yourself doing that too. So I can't wait to look back at some of that video.
I started editing the video and the I think if you get the sort of like sarcasm in my voice and just see the frustration on my face, I think it will be kind of amusing to watch. So my intention is to fire up the Our Moving House YouTube channel.
It's been a long time.
It's been a long time. And so if you go to our show description, you will find a link for the Our Moving House YouTube channel there. And here fairly soon, I'll start releasing those episodes so you can see every single little detail of everything that happened, including our attempt to go rescue the truck in Wisconsin.
Oh, I forgot we videoed that too.
The whole thing has been filmed and there's evidence. So that will be releasing on YouTube pretty soon.
I think that's one of the interesting things about looking back at this summer. It wasn't necessarily a bad summer.
No, it wasn't.
It just wasn't the summer we thought we were going to have.
No, it wasn't.
And there's a difference. So if we didn't spend the summer camping like we planned, what did we actually do?
Well, we were caught up with what went wrong with the truck, but we were there in Wisconsin for a reason. And that reason was Randy's retirement fishing trip.
Oh yes, the infamous fishing trip.
The infamous fishing trip that everyone is still talking about. It was great fun. The last time I had been out on a boat in some serious water, we were on Lake Michigan. The last time I'd been out on a boat, I swore I was never going to go on another one. Not at least like at sea. And I know it's a lake, but.
It's a giant lake.
It's a giant lake. You might as well be at sea So I was nervous about the whole thing and I was making sure that everyone in our little group knew that I was nervous, which then helped a few of them to start talking about their nervousness at the whole thing.
But you brought the Dramamine.
I brought along the pills. And so everybody was like, they catch me and they're like, can I get one of those?
Not everyone.
Not everyone. A couple of the guys came to me and said, can I get one of those? And I'm like, sure, yeah, take one. That'll be fine. So as it turned out, there was only one person on the trip and it wasn't me. And I'm not going to say who it was, but there was only one person on the trip that ended up getting really, really sick.
Yeah, that's unfortunate. But all that said and done, only the guys went on the boat. The girls, we went shopping. We did, had all the fun, ate at some fun little places. But then, so since our truck was broken down and Joe and Ann were our ride, they had booked another night. So we ended up booking another night and then we just had a great time with them the next day. It was a lot of fun. River Ridge Brewing has kept us very busy over the summer as usual. So we had some really fun A kickoff to summer luau, Heritage Days. We were actually in the parade this year. We had a little float and you drove the Randy's lawn mower.
It was so much fun. We have watched the parade for several years, several times. And of course, like when you go to watch the parade, you pick your spot and you kind of stay in that one place. When you're in the parade, you get to see like Everything. from the other side.
Yeah.
And the whole town is out for it. It's a thing. It just keeps going and going and going.
Yeah.
And no, that was a total blast.
I think you said that was your first parade you were ever in. Is that right?
No, we were in the parade on South Padre Island. That Christmas parade. That was the first time. But like this was the first one where I was like driving our little float around. But I think you really put River Ridge Brewing on the map. And Bellevue to some extent as well. I mean, there's just been so many people.
And you designed new cans for all of the core brews this year. So those are all out.
That was fun.
We celebrated the 10th anniversary of the brewery this year. It was a big year for a lot of reasons.
I got to rebrand the brewery. going back to sort of a more retro look for it. And so we got signage up on the outside of the brewery, got all that stuff done, which was something I was really hoping to do. And with everything else we had going on, I don't know how we had time to do any of that.
I don't know. And somewhere in the middle of all of that, I took a trip to Texas.
You did.
So I took my daddy and I went on a little vacation together.
So that was that was fun.
Yeah, that was a great time. I planted a flower bed this year. Like that's the first time I had since we moved into this house. I have wanted to plant a little flower bed along the side of our garage. And a lot of things have lived in that space. We've had ladders stretch there. We've had all kinds of crap. But I finally planted my flower bed this year. I just planted like Midwest wildflower seeds and it was so fun to kind of watch and see what came up.
So it was very colorful.
It was very colorful. It was nice.
Yep. And then of course, Tyler is going through his senior year. And so we had a senior night.
Yeah, he played football for the first time ever this year. That was something new. So that was fun. We did senior pictures before school started.
And then Tyler didn't just buy one boat. He bought 2 boats in a row. So he decided he wanted to get a boat this year and take advantage of being like right next to the river. And so he bought his first one, which was It was fine. It was okay, but it wasn't really what he wanted. And so he did a little bit of work on it, got it running good, and sold it for more than, I mean, how long did he keep it for? Like just a few weeks.
A couple weeks, yeah. He flipped it, basically.
He flipped it. He sold it for more than he paid for it and then bought a second boat. Yeah.
He's done a lot of work on it. He's carpeted the inside of it.
I've got it running pretty darn good. And so he's been really enjoying that. Him and his friends have really enjoyed that.
Yeah. I still have yet to go out on the boat.
Yeah, you need to.
It's something like next spring.
It'll happen.
Yep. Work has been pretty busy. You've been busy with all kinds of different things.
Yeah, it's been good. And you know, continuing with some of my same clients and then picked up one or two new ones. So it's been really interesting. And also for the first time, we managed to go to a state fair.
We did. We went to the Iowa State Fair with some of our friends this year. We've talked about it for years. We've actually planned on it before and then something comes up and So, but that was our very first state fair that we've been to. And it was so cool.
It was really cool.
It was great experience in it with friends too. Love it.
Yes, it was. And here just recently, We needed to go to Chicago. We were dropping off a friend at the airport, which was crazy airport. Nuts. Anyway, we survived that. And then we went downtown Chicago and did all the things.
We did.
As many things as we could.
In an afternoon, as you do. So when you vacation with Paul, that's what you get. You better keep up.
You better keep up. So we probably walked like 5 or 6 miles that day. And yeah, we did. We walked around Navy Pier. got to see the skyline next to the beach.
Yeah.
Because there's a lot of beaches in Chicago.
Yeah.
You wouldn't believe it, but there are.
Yeah.
And we had a fantastic time.
We did. I ate some deep dish pizza.
We did. Yep. And we went to get some Italian beef, Italian beef sandwich. So we go to this little place that everybody says you should go to. We walk up in there, we get our beef sandwich. Well, by that time, and I was determined to do it.
Oh, yeah.
But by that time, we'd already eaten deep dish pizza. So I was pretty full. So I took a couple of bites of the sandwich and I'm like, oh, that is amazing. But I'm so full. So I wrap up the sandwich and I'm like, okay, let's take it home and I'll eat it later. And so it was hours and hours later, we get home and we had saved some of the deep dish pizza for Tyler. So we came in.
He knew the leftovers were coming because he couldn't go with us because he had school and work study and all that.
It was too much for him to miss. So we get back and I leave the pizza box on the kitchen table. I leave the wrapped up sandwich there sitting on top of the box, which was, that was.
That was your mistake.
That was my mistake. I'd had two bites of sandwich.
They know where you're going with this.
I went straight to the restroom. And then I hear, like, I'm in the restroom and I hear Tyler talking about how soggy it is. And I'm like, what's he, is he talking about the pizza or like, what's he talking about? Well, an Italian beef sandwich from Chicago, the au jus, the juices of the beef, like they load the sandwich with it. So I should have clued in at that point. Then I come out of the restroom and Tyler's gone. And I'm talking minutes. Tyler's gone and I'm looking for my sandwich because I'm like, I'm going to heat up the sandwich and I'm going to eat it for supper. And it's nowhere to be seen. Come to find out, of course, Tyler has eaten the whole thing.
Yeah, because we were bringing him leftovers. We didn't specify what we didn't specify what exactly we were bringing him.
So I had two bites, two bites of the Italian.
To be honest, that's probably all you needed after all that deep dish pizza that you had that day.
I wanted to fully experience Chicago and all of its fine dining and eating. And I just wanted to get the whole thing.
Next time.
Next time. Okay.
Yeah. You want to do everything all in the same time. So, but here we are in November, looking back at all of that.
It's hard to believe.
Isn't it funny how quickly the seasons change? And we went from wondering if we'd ever get the truck fixed to actually getting out. And we did get to enjoy that camping trip with friends. And somehow we're already heading toward the end of the year. Christmas shopping, planning for Thanksgiving. It's crazy.
It just went by so fast.
I know.
Yeah.
So here's the question. Before we took our summer podcast break, we did an episode on why rest feels so hard.
Now you know why.
So did we actually rest this time?
We took a summer and part of the fall off from the podcast. So maybe that counts as something?
I don't know if that's the same thing as taking the summer off. That actually may have been the only thing that we rested from.
Yeah, I mean, I know we haven't been in front of the camera or on the podcast and you haven't heard from us in a long time, but seriously, every single day we have crammed in as much as we possibly can.
Yes, we have. I was still working. You were working. Life was still happening.
And the truck was still broken.
The truck was very committed to the theme. It got a lot of rest.
A lot of rest. There you go. Yeah.
But when I actually stop and look at everything we did get to do, I realized I spent a lot of time focusing on what we were missing out on instead of being grateful for what we were given.
Yeah.
So I guess you could say that the summer gave us more material to talk about on the podcast.
Yeah, we needed a topic and here it is. We actually missed doing this podcast and we look forward to another season of Searching Out the Beautiful Views.
I think one of the biggest things this summer reminded me of is how much I love to have a plan.
You? A plan? Really.
No, shocking.
You have plans for your plans and planners for your planners that you're going to use for your plans.
I have spreadsheets and planners filled with my plans.
Yes, you do.
But when something happens that you can't plan your way out of, what do you do?
Right.
We faced these circumstances a lot when we were full-time RVers. I blogged about it on our moving on multiple occasions when our plans got changed due to things breaking, wildfires, bad weather, things like that. We learned back then that sometimes We have to release control. We have to be patient and trust God's timing. As frustrating and disappointing as that can be sometimes, it's never worth trying to push a door open when God has other plans for us. And usually when we leave those things up to God, things end up working out way better than they would have otherwise. Hindsight is always 2020, isn't it?
Yes. The biggest difference we have now living in bricks and sticks, living in a house, in a community, is it doesn't seem like we face these circumstances as often as we used to.
Yeah, there's not quite as many variable factors.
No, there isn't. It's a little more predictable. So when these problems come along, It can be a little more shocking.
Yeah, that's true. When we were traveling full time, something was always breaking, changing, or requiring us to kind of adjust our plans. We just almost expected it daily.
Yeah, but when you're here in a house, you get comfortable, things become settled. And it's easy to start thinking that we have more control than we actually do.
That's true. A verse that I quoted over and over again back when we were traveling and adjusting plans on the fly regularly was Proverbs 16, 9. It says, we can make our plans, but the Lord determines our steps. Isn't that the truth?
It is the truth.
And honestly, I wouldn't really want it any other way.
James 4, verses 13 through 15 is even so bold as to say, Look here, you who say, today or tomorrow we're going to go to a certain town and we'll stay there for a year. We will do business there and make a profit. How do you know what your life will be like tomorrow? Your life is like the morning fog. It's here a little while and then it's gone. What you ought to say is if the Lord wants us to, we will live and do this or that.
Well, if that doesn't spell it out, I don't know what does.
That's fairly clear.
We had little business cards when we were full-time traveling in our moving house. And on the front, they had our little logo and our Facebook page and Instagram, social media stuff and our website. But on the back, you flipped it over and we had Proverbs 3 verses 5 through 6 printed on them.
Yes, we did.
It's kind of our family's like theme verse that we kind of chose years ago, but it says, Trust in the Lord with all your heart. Do not depend on your own understanding. Seek His will in all you do, and He will show you which path to take.
It's so easy to say those verses when your life is going according to plan. But so much harder when you're sitting beside a broken down truck in Wisconsin wondering what in the world you're supposed to do next.
Yeah, absolutely. Here's the deal. You can know in your heart that all these things are true. And when life throws A curveball at you, it's still difficult and frustrating. You would think with as much as we've been through and faced in our lives that we would be pros at handling things and just saying, yes, Lord, we trust your plans for us. And I would say that we're better now at recognizing those times than we used to be, but we are by no means perfect at it. So sitting in the truck with diesel pouring out the bottom, was very disheartening. Not to mention, all I could see was dollar signs running down the pavement. This was supposed to be a really fun, meaningful trip with friends. And here we were stranded, waiting on somebody to come pick us up. Come rescue us from our little dilemma. It feels like we're always that person trying really hard to find the beautiful view.
Yes. a fun trip that had all the fun taken out of it suddenly and then we had to try and find the fun again. I think sometimes we make it sound like trusting God means we shouldn't be frustrated. Like if we really trusted him, we would just smile and say, okay Lord and move on. But that's not really how it works, is it?
Not really, no.
We can trust God and be disappointed. we can know he's faithful and still be frustrated. The question is, what do we do with that frustration?
Yeah, and I think that's probably what we're still learning. Trusting God doesn't mean we stop making plans. It means we're willing to hold those plans with more open hands. So let's bring everybody up to speed on the truck because believe it or not, there is more to this story.
There is, yes.
After spending practically the entire summer trying to get that truck back up and running, we finally thought we had it figured out. We had a test run planned before heading out on a camping trip with friends that camping trip, we had booked since April. So we were very determined.
Yeah, I had it marked on my calendar and that was the motivating factor that got me through all of the fixing that had to go on. So how did it turn out?
Well, the test run went perfectly.
It did.
The truck had not run that good in years.
No, seriously, there were things that were wrong with it beforehand and I would have been happy to get back to that point. But it did even better than that. Like those things that were going wrong before went away.
They did. I know. It was like magic. The camping trip with friends was awesome. We had a great time in Decorah. We did blow a tire on the RV on the way home. Just keep us humble, I'm sure. But other than that, everything went perfectly. And then?
Dum, dum, dum.
So last Friday, I was about to head to Dubuque. We had a managers meeting. I'm driving the truck. I'm like, it's driving so good. And then I stopped at the post office, turned it off, went back in, came back and got back in the truck, turned it back on, and the engine light came on. So thankfully I hadn't left town yet.
No, that was my first question. When she called me, I'm like, where are you? Because I knew where she was heading and I'm like, oh gosh, if she's halfway between here and Dubuque.
And the problem is, it's not just the engine light that comes on. It's like it goes into limp mode too. Like that engine light comes on.
Oh, danger, danger, let's shut your truck down.
Yeah, which is really safe, right? So here we are, still trying to make plans and still battling the circumstances.
Don't worry. I'm going to watch some more YouTube videos. We'll get this thing worked out.
Okay. I think maybe we need to redefine what we're calling a successful outcome here.
That would be a good idea.
Maybe it's not that the truck never breaks down again. Although for the record, that would be really nice.
Amen. I'm all for that outcome.
But we got the truck running. We made the camping trip.
We did.
We spent time with friends. We got to do something we'd been looking forward to all Yep. That was good. And just because something else went wrong afterward doesn't take away from any of that.
No, it doesn't. And we are about to go into wintertime, so it's not like we could use these things anyway.
True.
So I think sometimes we get so focused on the next thing that needs fixing, the next problem to solve, or the next thing that isn't going according to plan that we forget to stop and appreciate what actually did go right.
Yeah. And maybe that's part of learning to trust God with our plans. We don't just trust Him until things start going well and then pick back up the control when something goes wrong again.
Maybe the beautiful view isn't always found at the end of the detour. Maybe sometimes it's found along the way in the people we get to spend time with, the experiences we get to enjoy, And the reminders that God is still taking care of us, even when we don't know what the next move looks like.
Yeah, I think that's something we could work on. I don't want to spend so much time frustrated about what's still broken that we miss being grateful for what isn't.
Sometimes we really have to focus to see the beautiful view in the circumstances of life.
Maybe it's realizing that the beautiful view isn't always the thing that we plan to see.
Sometimes it's what's right in front of us.
Sometimes it's an unexpected detour. Sometimes it's the people who show up when things are frustrating. Thank you for coming back for us joining.
Thank you.
We ended up extending our trip for that extra night and just we had an absolute blast.
Yes, we did. Sometimes it's just being able to look back and realize we made it through something we weren't sure how we were going to get through.
The fact is we finally got to go camping. We had a wonderful trip with friends. A check engine light doesn't erase those memories.
How often do we do that in life? We get through one difficult thing enjoy a little victory, and then the next challenge comes along and suddenly we forget to celebrate the progress we've made. The fact is that as the challenges escalated, we managed to rise to the occasion and get through it each time. I am sure there will be many more challenges, but as we fix the next thing or work out what to do next, we build on our abilities.
Yeah, we can't let the next problem steal the joy of the previous blessing. Sometimes the beautiful view isn't found when the problem is finally solved. Sometimes it's found in the middle of the problem when we stop long enough to recognize all the good things that happened around us.
The beauty isn't necessarily that everything worked out according to plan. It's that God was faithful through the detours. And that is today's beautiful view.
Thanks for joining us for the first episode of season five of the Beautiful View podcast. It really is good to be back, even though it's later in the year than we had originally planned.
We hope that you've enjoyed catching up with us and hearing a little bit about what our summer actually looked like.
And maybe there's something in our story that reminds you of your own. Maybe you've had plans that didn't work out. Maybe you've had a season that looked completely differently than you expected.
So here's something for you to think about this week.
What if you stopped looking at the things that didn't go according to plan as interruptions and started looking for the beautiful views hiding in the middle of them?
We thought the beautiful view this summer was going to involve an RV and some camping, probably a campsite somewhere we've never been before.
Instead, it involved a broken down truck, a lot of frustration, some really good friends, and a whole lot of patience, and a few reminders that God is still in the middle of it all.
Maybe that was the point of it all.
Maybe it was.
Because sometimes we don't get to choose the road that we're on.
But we can choose to look around while we're there at the people God places around us and the experiences we have.
And at the surprisingly beautiful views right in front of us.
Thanks for being with us here today. If you enjoyed this episode, we'd love for you to share it with someone else who might enjoy it too.
And at this point, we want to say thank you to all of you who have continued to support us during our off season.
Yes, thank you.
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That's mind blowing to me.
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So what are we going to talk about next time?
Well, we've got some ideas.
Yes, we do. That's dangerous.
It usually is. But I'm thinking for the next episode, we're going to hit on something that I've been struggling with personally. And if I'm struggling with it, that usually means someone else is too.
Yeah, and I'm probably struggling with it too.
So the question is, what happens when you still believe, you still love God? You still show up, but you don't feel as close to him as you used to.
Well, there you go. When your faith feels ordinary. Coming soon.
Thanks for joining us.
Yes.
We hope you have a great day and remember to always keep an eye open for opportunities in life to see a beautiful view.
We could climb a mighty mountain, put on down a wide river, travel back in time. gonna face our future too. I'm not scared of where I'm going 'cause I know whose hands I'm holding. I'd go anywhere as long as you're going to. And I'd go anywhere as long as I'm with you. Yeah, I'd go anywhere as long as I'm with you.
