[upbeat music playing]
Should we play "Who gets the most points," or "Who gets the lowest points"?
-"Who gets the most points." -Are you sure?
Yeah, that's how it goes.
Life is busy, but we always try to make time for family.
And then, once in a while, we say hi to each other.
-[laughs] -Remember me? [laughs]
That was bad.
[Shea] Oh no!
Ooh! Dang it!
[screams and laughs] No.
We do take turns, like, picking. Bowling, I think this is a great option,
because, like most activities that I like to pick,
I also like places that have good food.
Syd, do you think you got enough food? [laughs]
Nachos, the burger, pizza.
Oh my gosh.
-The funnel cake fries, so good. -[laughs]
Funnel cake fries.
-You can dip into a cream kind of thing… -[Shea laughing]
…that's like liquified powdered sugar. Oh my gosh.
She got powdered sugar on her head from my funnel cake fries.
You ready?
Yes! [laughs] With the baby, did you see that?
You got it? [laughs]
So, I think we're pretty tied.
We are not tied. [laughs]
I love winning and competition.
But if I'm not good at something, I'm not competitive at it.
-I'm terrible at bowling… -[Syd] How convenient.
…and so, I just don't care.
Everyone has to do their most creative bowling trick.
-[Ivy] I'm last. I'm second last! -Dad's first.
-Go, Dad, go! -Go, Dad, go!
Go, Dad, go!
-Watch him. Whoa! -Go, Dad, go.
-[Shea] Whoa! -Whoo! The tornado!
The tornado!
Wait. [laughs] Oh!
-[laughs] -Oh, shoot. That was good.
-Look at that sh-- -My best one all day! [laughs]
[Shea] We're headed to meet Briana and Josh.
They want us to tackle
a huge living room and, kind of, dining space, right when you walk in.
-Hello. -Yes.
And they don't know what to do with it.
The Sawyers have a living room that they never use.
And they want us to transform it into a formal living room,
where they can also safely play with their kids.
-[Shea] Well, I think we're here. -[Syd] Okay.
Decades ago, a formal living room was really never touched.
It was for bringing over guests to drink tea.
And now we see a lot of dual purpose.
In one moment, you can be hosting, and it's all dressed up,
and in the next moment, you could have toys on the floor.
-Hey, how are you guys? -[Shea] Hi!
-Come in. Good to see you. -[Syd] Syd.
-I'm Shea, good to meet you. -Nice to meet you, Shea. Come on in.
-Right through here, all the way back. -Hello. Come in.
-[Bri] I'm Bri. It's nice to meet you. -[Shea] Hi, good to meet you.
-[Syd] Hi Bri. -[Bri] We made you some scones.
-I saw them when we pulled up. -[laughs]
-You could sense it. -[Shea] Yes.
Oh my gosh, that's delicious.
I love all of our clients,
but I think my favorites are the ones with baked goods.
-Food. Any food. -Treats.
-So, tell me about your home. -So, this is our house.
This is where we spend most of our time.
Josh and I love to cook, so having, kind of, this big open room
where the kids can be doing their thing in here and we can still be cooking.
Have you done work on the house?
When we bought this house, it was pretty original.
Okay.
-Um… -Nineteen-seventies.
[Shea] So, this isn't a '70s kitchen.
[Josh] Room by room, we've been making our way through it.
[Shea] Okay.
The front room has always been our mystery.
One of those mysteries we can't solve.
When people come in my house, I'm like, "Come on in here."
We shuttle them through quickly.
[Shea] Let's go take a look. I want to see in person here.
This is big.
[Bri] So, it is big, which is part of our challenge.
[Shea] Now, maybe that's why it's a bit challenging, is laying out everything.
-Yeah. -How would you like to use the space?
So, I want a space that people walk into, and it feels…
welcoming, but elegant, like, pretty but usable.
Why we're most excited to work with Shea is
everything I look at she-- That she does is beautiful.
I want more ways to entertain, with our kids able to be involved.
I want something that is beautiful but also can stand up
to a two-and-a-half-year-old jumping and spilling things.
[Shea] So, you have this grand piano in the corner, which is quite formal.
Okay, how did you guys even get that in the house?
-Humongous guys. -[Syd] Yeah.
Is there a story behind this particular piano?
Well, I learned, actually, on an old church upright,
but when I was in high school,
my parents bought this beautiful piano and I played through high school.
It's the first thing you see when you walk in.
So, I think that we need to keep some
-formality, but a cozy formality. -[Bri] Yeah.
[Shea] I'm thinking about livability with their young family,
but also pieces that feel elevated enough to sit next to a piano of this stature.
You should just put another one in there.
-Then they could duel. -Dueling pianos. [laughs]
[Shea] Tell me about this sectional.
So, this couch came from my parents.
[Shea] The shape is definitely the shape of
a couch that comes from your parents, I think. [laughs]
-For sure. Thanks, Mom and Dad. -What is that shape?
It's not a half-circle. It's not a straight.
[Shea] Everyone's sitting in a row, which makes it hard for conversations.
-Like you're all one direction. -Really good for charades, though.
-It's good for charades? -Charades.
Yeah, this is like a perfect stage.
-We should go smaller on the sofa. -Okay.
And then put, like, a console table behind it
-to fill in that bay window space. -[Bri] Okay.
Keep the piano, it makes sense there,
and then maybe two chairs that face in and a coffee table.
And, you need something tall. You have these vaulted ceilings.
So, I think on this big wall here we need to add some height.
-[Bri] Okay. -[Shea] When you have a lot of wall space,
if you just put artwork on the walls, it can feel one-dimensional.
Furniture can help fill wall space as well.
Can you add a cabinet? Can you add a console table underneath the artwork?
-This is the formal dining space. -[Josh] Yes.
-[Bri] Yeah. Yep. -Do you use it regularly?
We do have families that come over for holidays,
and that's some of our favorite time to spend together.
[Shea] I'd love to get it a little lighter in here.
I don't know that we need to go bright white,
but I think a lighter color will help
this whole open area when you walk into the home.
I think the taupe feels tired.
I remember, I went away to school, and I came back,
and my parents had, like, painted the entire house-- Inside of the house taupe.
-They were like, "This color is taupe." -[laughs]
I was like, "What?" And they were, "Yeah, taupe."
I think we'll take that same color from here
all the way into your entry space.
There was a time when taupe was the "it" color
-and everyone everywhere was-- -It's hard not to say, "Taupe is dope."
-Taupe is do-- -It just rolls off the tongue.
I would love to replace the entry floors. The tile needs some updating, so…
-[Bri] We're okay with that. -[Shea] Okay.
-[Shea laughs] -It was a decade ago.
Well, I think we can transform the way your entry feels
by doing the floors, but is there anything else that you're--
I'm just excited to hear you talk about it,
because for the ten years we've been in this home we've just gone,
"It's a cool room, what do we do with it?" [chuckles]
So we've never had an opportunity to have over-arching style in our home,
just out of necessity of getting different pieces.
So, I think we're also excited just to see what our style really is.
I'm taking in all these photos. Is this where you hang out as a family?
-Yes, you got the family part. -Tell us about your kids.
[Bri] So, we have a six-year-old, he's in first grade.
He's a lot of fun. Very academic.
Then we have a two-and-a-half-year-old who is fiery.
-A shot of energy. -A shot of energy, yep.
So, we had a little boy who was born with a heart defect,
and he passed away four years ago.
His name is Connor, and he is our middle child.
Initially, they told us that we would have
anywhere from what, three days to ten days.
Mm-hmm. Then we got five months with him, which, just-- Everyone was surprised by.
[Shea] That's a lot to deal with as a family at five months.
We have a new baby and so I know that that's been hard for you guys.
But I love that you surrounded yourselves, in your home,
with things that bring back good memories.
Honestly, I can't even imagine being in that position,
having a new baby ourselves. They just seem so strong.
[Bri] We had planned on painting mountains in his nursery
when we were pregnant with him,
so mountains just became our symbol for Connor.
We got mountain tattoos.
This is actually a picture of a lake that is in Big Cottonwood Canyon.
When Connor was about a week or two of age, we took him up there,
and then he lived for so long that we kept going up there.
You guys are inspiring.
With like, bringing him home, and, like, making the most of life.
-That's a good lesson for all of us. -Yeah.
I love the way you talk about your time with him.
I think it's really, really special and, um,
did that time happen in this home?
-Yes. -It did.
Okay.
[Bri] Part of what we want to share is our whole family,
which is our two rambunctious kiddos who are running around,
but also our kiddo who is no longer here, but is very much a part of our family.
I love mountains as an inspiration,
and I'd love to incorporate that into the spaces that we're doing.
You're good with that? You agree with that?
-That's what I was gonna say. -"Syd Approved."
Here's this family who has chosen to stay in this home
because it holds such special memories
of their time with their son here on Earth.
So, I feel a special responsibility to make them feel at peace in their home.
I'm really excited to get my hands on this space.
I know how special this home is to you guys,
-and I'm ready to make it even more so. -[Bri] Thank you.
[atmospheric music playing]
Oh my gosh, it's a mess in here!
-I know. It's fun to see the new pieces. -[Shea] Yes.
Excited to talk about Briana and Josh.
We had a great time with the family. They have a really heartwarming story.
They lost their son Connor when he was five months old,
and their perspective was just so inspiring.
I obviously want to give the Sawyers a place to remember their son.
But I also want to give them a place to live life to its fullest right now.
They have kids, and so we still need to keep things durable.
-But it's also their formal living room. -Right.
So we're trying to balance that mix
of, like, formal living room, but still family-friendly.
Yeah. We can kind of go through just the construction plans first.
The beams are original to the home, and they do match the floors,
and so, depending on our budget, I think that we should keep them.
And then going to that really fun
-medallion detail on the entry floor. -[Shea] Yes.
[Shea] This tile needs to go.
Even if I have to cut back on some other decisions,
I think that those floors need to be a priority.
You walk into the home and you step immediately onto those floors and so…
The sofa placement, right now, is sitting in front of the bay window.
That bay window could be a really nice feature, but it's not a feature right now.
-Right. -And we need to, like, fill that space.
[Shea] After getting rid of the curved sectional,
a tufted sofa, a console with a little lamp,
and beautiful drapes on the bay windows will make sense at the bump-out,
and make the whole room feel more formal.
Having chairs with some sort of rounded back
will create a nice flow through the space.
In line with the rounded backs of our chairs,
I would love to see a round coffee table.
The seating is designed so people can talk to one another,
but also enjoy watching someone play the piano.
I think that the one big area that I'd love to figure out…
There is this massive blank wall that stretches from piano wall
all the way across to the dining space.
-Right. Yeah. -So we have so much wall space to fill.
Have you pulled art options? What are you looking at?
Depending on the cabinet we go with, I had looked at doing a gallery wall…
-Okay. -…but I think that could get busy
depending on the cabinet.
Well, just because it would have to be so massive.
[Erin] I've also looked up doing one really large piece.
I want something huge. Like, massive.
They mentioned hiking in the mountains with Connor,
and so I'd love something that felt outdoorsy.
-Okay. -Mountainous, hilly, trees…
-Yeah. -That kind of effect.
So, I think we need to do some digging.
[Syd] I love the mountains. This is my happy place.
-[Shea] Oh my gosh! [laughs] -[Syd laughs]
[Syd] Rookie. Come on, rookie.
[laughs] I can't. We're right out the gate--
That's what happens when you're, like, bougie hiker.
Look at those-- Look at those pretty boots.
Stepping away from my computer
is always, like, one of my favorite ways to get inspiration for a project.
Especially this one, for the Sawyers.
This is the hike that they would always take with Connor when he was alive.
[Syd] Wow, that's really cool.
I love, like, this mossy green color
and a little bit of brown, some blues, all the textures.
[Syd] Feels like the Northwest a little bit.
I'm inspired by how the dark browns meet these cool whites
and creams and the color of the lake.
-[Shea] Just like, moody… -[Syd] Look how pretty that is, dude.
[Shea] It's so beautiful.
The texture of the mountains,
and how that could be applied to ribbed glass
and marble on the coffee table.
I hope to have someone that can come out and take a few photos
and we can frame them.
You know, of the mountain, the lake, just to remind them of that special time
for, um, their family when they'd go on hikes with Connor and…
Aw, that's sweet, babe. I love that.
Hearing the story of Connor, it really, like,
kind of hits home as we've just had a little one.
It just makes you realize that, like, the future is not guaranteed.
-[Shea] Freezing now. Yep. -[Syd] Are you good?
-Did you get enough inspiration? -Yeah. I've gotten inspiration, yes.
-All right. Should we head back? -Yes.
-All right. -Let's do it.
[Syd] It's only my face that's numb and my toes…
[Shea] I actually can't tell if I'm smiling or frowning right now
-because I can't feel it. -[Syd] It's like nature's Botox. [laughs]
[hammering and other construction sounds]
Hey, guys! [laughs]
-Hi, how are you? [laughs] -Hey.
Hello.
So, we're keeping the existing wood floors, getting rid of the tile.
I just think that the pattern and the look is a little dated,
-and we just want to give it a fresh look. -Revamp it? Okay.
So, I have a couple of options.
I know that I want a herringbone pattern in this entryway.
But I'm not sure what color or pattern.
The goal for this space is to blend formal and kid-friendly.
A herringbone pattern is one of the best solutions
to take a very simple tile and make it feel more dressed up.
Is there a difference between chevron…
-Yes. -…like, a shape, and a herringbone?
[Shea] Even though they're both a zig-zag,
chevron meets like this, and with herringbone, they go like this.
Herringbone is one of my favorites.
I'd imagine the herringbone, you'd be going this direction,
-front to back? -I want you to walk in and have it point.
So, it has, like, a nice flow to tell you, like,
"Okay, welcome to our home. Come in the front door."
-Yeah. -"This is how you get to the main space."
Oh my gosh, I'm getting old. [laughs]
Okay. So, paint.
We need to pick one color to connect all these spaces.
There is a temptation in a space like this,
because it is so large and open,
to change up the wall colors and do accent walls here and there.
But for me, they feel a little inexpensive.
It feels more designer to have a unified color in the space.
I feel like this space needs drapes.
-It's kind of, like, bare. -Yeah.
Yeah, for sure.
The sofa will go right here, and we'll have some extra space.
And I feel like it needs the extra fabric,
like textiles that have color and…
We went for a hike, and I kind of fell in love
-with the moss greens of the area. -Yeah.
So I'm trying to incorporate some of those tones into the space.
I want to dress the whole bay window so we'd have, like, panel, panel, panel.
When you have these little bump-outs
and extra spaces in a home where there's not a flat wall,
you really just have to, like, think about filling the space.
So we need to add a console and some drapes.
It needs to be a warm layer.
And then we can focus on the furniture
-and this massive mural situation. -Yeah.
When we had talked about it, we were worried about it feeling too flat.
Yeah, I didn't wanna just, like, stick a wallpaper.
So, we found a canvas, something that a painter would paint on.
The idea here is to mount this really beautiful mural wallpaper onto a canvas
and then frame it out so that it appears to be one large piece of artwork.
That's a pretty cool idea. You come up with that idea?
I did come up with that idea.
-Dude. -[laughs]
Speaking of wall space to fill.
We designed custom cabinetry to go along this wall,
and all the bids that we're getting
-are taking us way over budget. -Yeah.
What's our plan? [laughs] Have we made any progress with alternative options?
Yes, so we designed a premade cabinet that's the perfect scale for the space.
We've been working with the production in Indonesia,
and they're gonna have it airlifted into the United States.
We're gonna be crossing our fingers.
It should make it a few weeks before the install date.
That does not give me confidence at all. I don't have a backup plan, so…
-Right. -Great.
-We'll be praying. -It's gonna be here.
I'm just gonna speak like it's gonna be here.
[light-hearted strings playing]
What do you have?
-[Wren] Pumpkins! Pumpkin carving! -[Shea] Pumpkins?
-[Shea] Oh my goodness. Oh-- -[Syd] You guys ready?
-Oh my gosh. Thing's freaking heavy. -Oh my gosh.
-It's bigger than Margot. -This is bigger than Margot.
I think I'll put Margot inside of one, like those baby pictures.
Uh, Wren, can you do your best impression of a pirate?
[Syd] Oh yeah, we're pirates this year, huh?
-Arr! [laughs] Arr! -Um-hmm. Let me see. Arr!
That sounded like a hungry puppy.
-[Ivy] Arr! -[Wren] Arr!
Today, Wren and Ivy have chosen the family activity.
The kids love carving pumpkins. You don't really love carving pumpkins.
[Syd] Maybe because I suck at it.
It doesn't matter if you're good at carving pumpkins,
it's just for the mems, you know.
-[laughs] -For the mems.
I am actually pretty bad at this.
[Wren] Don't put white here.
It's a good way to get out some, you know, anger, right?
Just stab a pumpkin in its eye over and over.
[Shea] I mean, you got a ways to go, but it looks pretty good, Syd.
[Syd] Got a ways to go?
Maybe we'll skip next year.
I mean, we only have to do it, like, every, like,
couple of years, or something.
I just don't get it. I like your design tip
of just putting cute, uncarved pumpkins, like, on the porch, like fall decor.
And then everyone wins.
Then you gotta kind of push in the direction you want to go.
-Oh my gosh, you almost killed me. -[laughs]
-Because it's hard. -[sighs] What a way to go.
"Man dies carving pumpkin."
[laughs]
I'm sure it's happened.
-[laughs] -So, sorry. Family time.
I mean, I'm willing to lose a finger or my life.
-Everyone's got a knife. -You'll risk your life?
-For the family time? [laughs] -It's very risky.
[baby coos]
-[Shea] What are you making? -[Ivy] Purple.
-[laughs] -Dark purple.
Okay guys, I actually think I did a pretty good job.
-It's pretty good for off-the-cuff. -[Wren singing]
And I'm not trying to say I'm an artist, but…
But you are an artist, babe. I'm really impressed.
Way to go. Say, "Good job, Dad."
[Wren and Ivy] Good job, Dad!
[Syd] Thanks, that's all I wanted.
Oh, it's so pretty!
-Yes. [laughs] -Yes. [laughs] We're not lifting that.
-Definitely not. -[laughs] Not at all.
-[helper 2] They're gonna love that one. -[helper 1] This is really pretty.
-[helper 2] Hold off on coffee table. -Yeah.
Let's put the chair, first one here.
[helper 2] Beautiful.
[helper 1] Okay, yeah, that's great.
-We're waiting on the cabinet, it's heavy. -Heavy.
-[helper 1] Hey. -[helper 2] Hello.
Why does it feel like we're missing furniture?
We're still waiting on the beautiful cabinet.
From our warehouse to here, or just in general?
-In general. So-- Whoo! -Whoo!
Yeah. [laughs]
We have designed a cabinet.
The scale and everything about it is just so perfect.
We've designed the whole color palette to pair with it, and I need it.
Should we go grab the coffee table?
Yeah, it's marble, so do we need some…
We'll have the movers or Syd, he can do it all by himself.
-Syd can do it by himself. -Yeah, he's got it. Yeah.
-"Syd just go grab that real quick." -Yeah, go, Syd.
Like, I'm pretty freaking strong.
-[helper 1 laughs] It's here! -Oh my gosh!
-[helper 1] It's literally a miracle. -Oh my gosh!
If I drop this…
-[Shea] Oh, my gosh. -Syd's bringing in the coffee table!
-Don't, don't, don't. Just watch out. -[helper 1] He's got it.
-Oh my goodness, let's move-- -Hold on.
-You're just really strong. -Thanks, babe. Been working out.
-You want me to rip the shirt off? -[laughs]
-Good. -Nope, I'm okay.
-Later. -Yeah, later. [laughs]
I think this is the movers.
Hello?
[mover] Hi, um, I-- I think I'm about 30 or 45 minutes away.
-[helper 2] Goodness. -[Shea] No.
Well, could you get here as fast as possible then?
[mover] Yeah. We're on our way.
I do not like this. I do not like calling it too close.
Okay, I wanna make it a clear…
Like a cozy, intimate space,
so let's see if we need to move the chairs forward.
We like to think in terms of pathways.
In this home, we have to be able to get to the living room,
and the dining room, and the piano,
and so we want all of those pathways clear,
with enough space that you have some breathing room.
Do we have our cute little vintage bench?
-[helper 1] Yeah, it's coming. -[sighs]
Let's move the artwork so we make place for that.
I think we just need to put these chairs back into place and see the spacing.
We're trying to keep everything curved, like,
around these back areas and through here
because of the flow of traffic, yeah. Let's put those into place.
-Yeah, I'll help you move it. -Put it along the wall for now.
-I'm trying so hard not to swear. -Me too.
-I'm trying to stay level. [laughs] -[laughs]
[helper 1] They just arrived with the cabinet.
-So let's, uh, move these to the side. -Whoo!
The cabinet arrived. The console got here.
All the artwork is hung.
-[helper 1] It looks good. -[Shea] Yeah.
I see them out there. They're coming.
Should we go stop them before they come in?
-Yeah. Hurry. Move it! -I'm trying. I'm trying.
-Hi. -[Bri] Hello.
-It's nice to see you. -How you doing?
Good.
We're gonna stand on these stairs
so we can feel a little taller for one second.
-Can I get a hug too? -Oh yeah. You too, babe. [laughs]
I don't know about you, but I am super excited to see the space.
We've been waiting for a while now, and the day has come.
I wanna let you guys go in first.
Maybe you should pick me up and carry me? Isn't that how this is done, no?
-All right, you ready? -[Josh] Here we go.
[Bri] Let's do it.
Whoa-ho-ho!
-This is nice. Yeah! -This is amazing.
[Bri] We're never leaving again. No more vacations.
-We have arrived. -[Shea] This is it!
I love it!
It's incredible. I mean, where do I look? Where do I start?
-Start with the entryway. -Look what you're standing on.
[Shea] We have a limestone herringbone floor.
This is beautiful.
[Shea] We got the antique console and the sweet little mirror,
but the best part is this really sweet photo of you and Connor.
[Josh] Oh yeah.
[Bri] This is so sweet.
We just talked about how inspiring you both are
to really be able to, like, look to the past,
but then also feel hope for the future and honor him in such a wonderful way.
I'm not supposed to cry. Um… [laughs]
-But… -I'm not crying, you're crying.
I'm not crying. You're crying! [laughs]
Inspired by your trips to Connor's lake, we sent our photographer,
and she took these beautiful photos of the lake.
We took inspiration from that color palette.
You see some of these browns, the icy blues,
even some mossy greens, and carried it throughout.
You'll see them as you walk in and out every day.
Shea was able to work in all these ways for us to remember Connor
that we wouldn't have been able to do in a,
-a tasteful way. -[Bri] In tasteful-- Yeah.
But somehow, she pulled it off.
When we met, we talked about creating a cozy formality,
highlighting the piano, its grandeur, which is incredible.
The piano finally looked like it fit.
It felt like the piano was supposed to be there.
And the couch was supposed to be there.
This all works.
Also creating seating moments for
you guys to sit down and drink your coffee.
We did these moss green chairs.
I love that they have a curve on the back so that you get this really easy pathway.
And then this cabinet. So, this gives us some height.
The cabinet is just as good as I imagined it would be.
The height, the color, the shape, everything is just right.
It has this great reeded glass detail.
So you can hide toys and puzzles and games,
and then you can close it, and it looks pretty
when you need it to act more as a formal living room.
The rug ties in all of these
beautiful colors, and I love the hint of rust.
-[Josh] We should sit on it. Try it out. -[Bri] I love the blues too.
-I really-- -Yes, the blues are great.
It's like a little road here.
-Yeah, for cars and stuff. -[Bri] Yeah, you got it.
For me, I would have put a giant coffee table in there
with the giant rug and the giant piano.
And I love that Shea kept in mind that we have kids,
and we'd want to play on the rug, and so walking in and going,
"Oh my gosh, there's so much rug space. This is really important to our family."
You have, like, these massive wall spaces that we had to fill.
So we've done a mix of mirrors, different media with the artwork.
We have this really beautiful oak table with curved corners.
We really used every inch of this space
to get the longest table we could,
but still make room for the piano.
-The artwork behind you. -[Bri] Yeah, tell us about this.
We ended up actually creating this mural artwork out of wallpaper.
-Oh cool. -Oh wow.
[Shea] And then we framed it.
Also, over here, we have these really sweet photos.
I thought that that was the perfect finishing touch in this space.
That was one of our biggest desires
was we didn't want it to feel like a Connor mural.
But as we're welcoming people in,
we wanted a comfortable way to share our story, but not have to say,
"Hey, I have this kid and here's what happened."
But to have people invite us to share the story with them.
[Bri] Thank you.
Thank you so much, Shea. Thanks, Syd.
-Thank you. -Yeah, no problem.
You guys deserve it.
[bright orchestral music playing]
[Shea] Briana and Josh are inspiring human beings,
and this room is now a true living room.
A place where they can play with their kids on the floor,
but also a place where they can invite people in and entertain
and share their story.
Hopefully, this living room will help the Sawyers appreciate life
even more than they already do.
If that's even possible. They're such lovely human beings.
[uplifting music playing]
[thoughtful music playing]