In this brief segment of the family vlog, the speakers greet viewers and each other, celebrating the end of a trip before heading to the United States. Speaker A cheerfully acknowledges family members and jokes about the boys growing tall. Speaker B sends shout‑outs to people in Texas and mentions having dinner with family in Tennant Creek, Australia. Speakers C and B exchange a playful, tongue‑in‑cheek protest against Texas fracking, with Speaker C repeatedly urging “frackers” to remove their machines from the country and Speaker B echoing the chant “Frack off, fracker!” The tone is informal, warm, and lightly confrontational, reflecting familial camaraderie and a brief political jab.
Family. Cheers! Before we head to the States, coming back in just a minute here. There we go, MJ, Christine. Look at the boys, they'll be 12 foot tall by the time we come back.
Hey, hello to all the people in Texas! Having dinner with family in Tennant Creek. Woo! Last night, hey! Yeah, I got message.
You tell that fracker from Texas to get his fracking machines off my country.
Frack off, fracker!
Frack off, fracker! Yeah.
I've been reflecting a little on the trip and everything, the journey really. It's not just a trip, it's a journey. And I think one of the greatest things I've been given, that Justin's given me, is the permission to try. Not the permission to get it perfect, not the permission, not permission to get it right the first time, but the permission to do it and just mess it up. The permission to do it knowing you're going to mess it up. And I think that's been, that's been incredible. I realized how much of my life I've spent concerned or worried about Having to get it right the first time, and that's been a great blessing. I think the thing Leanne has given us is just that sense of welcome into family, that sense that her home was our home, that it was, it was never awkward with her. It was never a challenge with her. It never seemed to be us being around to be a trial with her. You know, we've had some honest conversations, some hard conversations, but they've been conversations with resolutions. I think with MJ, the thing that I learned, I've learned the most and gathered the most is just His passion for his people and his passion for the law, and how as Imbrani, if we're going to seriously do something for our people, then it has to start from a place of passion. I think with Granddad, again the sense of welcoming; with Chookie, again the sense of welcoming. Just to be a part of something, to come in never having had a brother and now having a clan of brothers. And not just brothers, but leaders within our community. It's been a very humbling experience, a very warm experience, an experience that I plan to walk on all my life, walk with all my life. But right here, right now, in this space, it's a very, very enduring experience.
