Joy is a guide for a person to live a happy life.
Along the way, it will evolve.
Whether you move across the country or just into the next stage of your life,
it is important to ask yourself,
"Does everything I've kept with me still spark joy?"
I'm going to meet someone who has traveled a long way.
Jonathan! Blair!
I'm gonna make some…
--Oh Lord.
- I just spilled the sugar. - How did that even happen?
Because it's just all cluttered in there.
My name is Lorri.
I am a single mother with two children.
My oldest is Tyler. He is in college.
And then I have Jonathan, senior in high school.
And then I have a third child. Blair has become my daughter.
And Blair is going to graduate high school.
Blair, Jonathan, where's my shell that I wanted to wear?
I grew up in Long Island, New York,
and then transplanted to Texas, and now to Burbank, California.
Oh boy. I'm trying to see where I put it.
When I moved from Texas to California,
I didn't get rid of anything, because everything meant something.
Where…? Oh! Nope. That's not it.
I never imagined that I would be a single mom.
My parents have been married for 57 years. I just wanted that to be me.
Like, I wanted this white picket fence, perfect relationship, perfect life.
Oh boy.
But the end of my ex and I… I was devastated.
So, I threw myself into service and all these other projects and things.
Freakin' nerves.
I feel like her tidiness is a little all over the place sometimes
just because she's not at home as much,
because she's out doing things,
or she's in the kitchen, like, cooking for people,
at the church, scheduling charity events or something like that.
So, she never really has time to focus on herself.
Check! Oh, here it is!
Hopefully, Marie can help me at home and at the church.
I need guidance.
Lord Jesus, help me!
- Hi, Marie! - Hi! Nice to meet you.
This is my son, Jonathan, my daughter, Blair.
Hi. Nice to meet you.
This is the main area.
--Beautiful home.
Moving from my house in Texas into an apartment,
it was really hard to move into more of a confined space.
It's a little sad that the flowers look a little dead here.
'Cause when people give me flowers, I can't throw them out.
Like, I feel like I gotta keep 'em.
This is on purpose that you still have it up here?
Yes.
I think this one's alive, though.
For people like Lorri, who tend to take care of others,
I always ask what is joyful for them.
By repeatedly asking yourself what gives you joy,
you will be able to truly take care of yourself.
So this is, like, our living room area. So…
- Can we look at your bedroom? - Sure. Let's go.
So, this is my room.
Mm!
My first impression, it looks pretty neat.
Okay, until you maybe come this way.
I'm gonna show you these cabinets.
This!
--Do you briefly know what's in there?
Uh… I don't know what's back there, Marie!
Let me show you this. This is my closet!
- There's, like, shoes in here and… - There's shoes over here, too.
I don't know what's in there.
-Your kids are revealing a lot about you. -Oh, they like this! They love this!
I'm not gonna lie, I'm a little scared
that when I come home for, like, winter break in college,
stuff's just gonna be all over the place
and I'll be like, "Girl, what are you doing?"
Using this closet, is there something that you find as an issue?
- Um… - Can I say something?
-Okay. -I feel like not having sections.
Like, you have pants over here and then pants over there
and jackets over here and there.
You need to find a way to put everything in one section
because then you could go straight to it
and know what you're getting. You know what I mean?
--What he's saying is absolutely right.
He sees all of the important tidying points here.
--Well, why didn't he do it, then?
You know? But I wish I could do something with this.
It'd make me feel better.
Sometimes I come in here and I just, like, wanna cry.
So, through tidying, you're gonna have an opportunity
to really look at each item and decide what you want in your life.
Maybe there's arrangements or adjustments you can make.
Okay. I'm willing to do that.
I feel like a lot of the stuff in there,
she says that she "needs" it, but I don't think she needs it anymore
because it was for when she was freshman queen in her sorority,
or when she became a teacher and then a principal, which she's not anymore.
It's like, "What if I need it?" and not like, "I need it." You never know.
We'll leave you guys to it, but have fun.
-All right. -Bye.
And I know stuff has some sentimental value,
but sometimes you just have to let things go.
Out here, we have…
Jonathan. Jonathan. Jonathan. Jonathan.
- Jonathan.
I hear you, all about Jonathan, but it's a mystery, for some reason,
people really notice other people's clutter…
--…when your room is not tidy.
But let's set Jonathan's items first aside,
and then we'll focus on you and then try to finish that.
Yes. Let's do that.
-It's easier to imagine in your own room. -All right.
I'd like to hear about what kind of life you would like to lead.
Okay, so, for…
Let me see. Um…
It's just so hard to think about me, and so…
I'd spent a lot of time focused on my older son, Tyler,
and now Jonathan and Blair.
Volunteering for their school and for church and so…
In my head, I can clearly imagine that you're gonna be letting things go
and where everything just looks very tidy.
- That'd be exciting.
Just remember that the home itself
and the different items in your home are cheering for you.
They want you to be happy, and they are rooting for you to do that.
Okay.
The first step would be
to put every clothing item that you have in one spot.
So let's get everybody involved in helping.
Yes. Jonathan! Blair! Come help!
We have to take every single thing.
I'll take her jackets.
Yes. Tidying is a festival.
Yeah! It's a party!
I can't even tell you the number of shirts that I have from school.
-For you. You okay? -Thank you.
I was a high school principal. I loved it.
Just excitement, being around the students,
the activities, the parents, was the best thing in the world for me.
To be able to give back to the community,
to children, and just be a difference maker.
I can't reach up there because I'm short.
This is a perfect height to sit.
You know, I did not sell my house in Texas when we first moved here
because I thought I was gonna go back.
And work and work and work!
I have to keep every single shirt, because I'm gonna wear this to this event,
and that event, a spirit day for this group.
I have this that I'm gonna pull out.
So, I wasn't-- I didn't wanna get rid of anything.
Oh my gosh.
- That fabric. - Oh my gosh.
How do you feel looking at all your clothes in one place like this?
It's a lot. It's overwhelming. I feel a little…
I feel a little overwhelmed.
So, I taught in the classroom a lot longer than most people do.
But, unfortunately, I was diagnosed, uh, with cancer,
and I had to go on chemotherapy.
I wanted to come back to work right away, but it was too dangerous
with my immune system to be in the school,
and I had to resign.
It was really hard to leave my last school
'cause I loved everybody so much.
--Yeah.
So, it's really important for everything to come out of the closet,
and then you really see how much items you have.
And then we finally get to start selecting items that really spark joy for you.
I probably haven't seen some of these things in, like, two years.
What I love about clothes is when you touch it,
there's an immediate reaction or memory that sparks.
So, I recommend that you start with items that you can lightheartedly decide.
Something that you always wear and obviously know it sparks joy,
or something that you obviously don't need.
And then eventually you'll get to a point where you'll be able to face some things
that have a little bit more sentiment to you.
Oh, okay. Let me see.
This dress.
I wore it when I went on the last cruise with my family.
It was 44 of us on a family cruise. These were good times.
So, if it sparks joy, keep it with confidence.
Yes. Keep.
These are pajamas.
-As a pajama, does it spark joy for you? -Yes.
Sparking joy pajamas.
What do you think?
-Okay. -Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you so much.
So, this dress…
Like, I wore it when I was a principal.
Like, when I was teaching.
I mean, you know, in the schools and the kids, like… I remember wearing it.
You know, it makes me sad, like…
- Mmm.
You know, sometimes I… get that I'm sick and I can't go back to work.
Like, I haven't worn this… Like, that was one of my favorite dresses
when I was at my last high school, you know? Just, like…
It brought joy to me,
and I don't have that joy anymore, and I won't have it anymore 'cause…
I just… you know, with my health condition,
I just can't go back into the schools, and so…
It just kind of gets overwhelming a little.
I mean, not all sad.
These were good times, but…
When you serve as an educator, what we do, we do because we truly love it.
We love to see the smiles on the children's faces.
We love to see them succeed.
It defined me. And losing that, I felt like I lost a part of me.
It's been hard to let go
because it's saying that I moved on from this part of my life.
Thank you for sharing all your memories that all these items carry.
Thank you. Thank you.
So, through tidying, it is an act of really
facing those emotions as you pick up one of these one by one.
So, I'll come back. So please enjoy tidying.
-I'll see you at the church tomorrow. -Okay.
-Thank you. -Thank you. Bye.
What about this? What do you think about this?
♪ This little light of mine ♪
♪ I'm gonna let it shine… ♪
I wake up with the mission of helping somebody else.
My mother raised us to always give back and to serve others.
To be able to be there for other people, it makes me happy.
♪ Let it shine ♪
Hello.
I'm looking forward to helping the church tidy.
Working with a group will be something new for me.
We gotta make sure every bag has everything.
We may need some gum or something 'cause…
- It'll be fun. - I'm looking forward to it.
Okay. So you know what? We'll take these and just make some extra.
When we arrived in Burbank, we didn't know anybody.
But when we attended South Hills Burbank, it was "come as you are."
And now we have family. I've taken over the homeless group.
"Keep calm and listen to Shawn Mendes."
South Hills is a family of people that want to serve, that want to give back,
and I-- and I love that.
Ah…
-Hi. -Hi, Marie! How are you?
And I'm excited for Marie to see the church.
This is our wonderful, creative pastor's wife, Karrie.
Nice to meet you.
And this is Pastor Dave.
-Welcome. So nice to meet you. -Nice to meet you.
We wanna show you something about our church,
something that we really need help with.
It's this way.
-Be careful, Marie. -Okay.
So it's storage. Right?
Yes. It's storage,
and it helps us to get all of our projects together
and things like that. Oh, I hear something.
It could be a creature. No. I'm kidding.
This church is full of people like Lorri, who are so incredible to us.
Lorri is Mama Lorri because that's what she becomes to everybody she meets,
the way she cares for everyone.
She has had some tough seasons in her life.
And we see this side of her
that she would rather be loving other people.
Even sometimes more than accepting love for herself.
She just wants to serve people and make their lives better.
Toys for projects, and bleach and rugs, and just everything,
'cause the church does so much.
- Like this. - Different kinds of stuff.
- Absolutely. - Right? We have a little dust.
So each time, when I go in and tidy a place,
I always greet the space first.
And would you mind if I do that too?
That'd be wonderful.
For the space at the church,
several people will be working together to tidy.
Greeting the space brings them together before the work begins.
Let's greet the space with everybody.
--Let's start tidying!
The key to tidying up a shared space
is to create a clear storage system.
Group like items together.
Clearly label the overall category.
By doing this, it is easy for everyone to know where to put things back,
and it creates a joyful space for everyone who uses it.
Oh goodness gracious.
-We got it. -This cord cover.
Uh-oh. Ah!
-It's okay. I got it. -Thank you.
Oh my goodness. What in the world?
- Whoops!
What we do is we pull things out with the different categories,
and then we look at each item and decide
if it's something we'd like to keep or let go.
To determine, you need to touch it with your hands
and if it sparks joy or not.
No. This doesn't spark joy.
-Thank you. -Arigato.
That is a flag stand.
-I think we should keep these. -So I'll put it back here.
- Okay.
Looking at the storage in here, I think I have an idea.
So, I have a little surprise ready for you all.
-Sounds good. -Ooh, exciting.
Please continue tidying the church while Lorri tidies her home.
--This is homework to you all.
--Thank you.
Thank you very much.
♪ Take it all back, back, back But it's too late now, yeah ♪
♪ You're everything, everything Everything to me ♪
♪ I held you high… ♪
There's just so much stuff.
Before Marie comes back, we got work to do!
This is our keep, and then this is the--
Donating pile.
We'll donate. I don't wanna give anything up to trash.
- This has a tag on it, but they're like… - Brand new. Yes.
-Why don't you wear these things? -I didn't know they were in the bottom--
This is brand new. Why didn't you wear it?
Look what you're doing to my piles!
She said we're supposed to have three piles.
Okay. Let's see.
These are my pajama bottoms! I've been looking for these--
Why are you looking at me like that?
-You looked so excited about pajama pants! -Five pairs of those same pants!
No. No, I don't.
-What about this? I like this. -Yes. Simple, black. Keep, love it.
You know, I always say that my greatest joy is being a mother.
Weave check.
- Weave check.
I never imagined that I would be a single mom.
And I would never trade Tyler and Jonathan
and our life together, and our struggles, and our happiness,
and now Blair, for anything in the world.
Do you want this?
-Yes. That's for my hair. This is like-- -I've never seen her wear that!
-I've never seen you wear it. -Okay. All right. Thank you.
Mama Lorri,
she has always been very motherly with me.
You can't even, like, comprehend what she's done for my life.
Blair, I think you should wear that.
-Mmm… -It's like a…
Blair, why wouldn't you like it? It's like a cute pajama gown.
I would not have been going to college
or be applying or anything if it were not for a Mama Lorri.
Look, Jonathan. To think that I would ever wear this.
You have worn this.
- Okay. Jon-- Really?
After my family kicked me out because I came out as transgender,
Mama Lorri found out…
- What about this?
She was really upset and she took me in.
This is just cute.
And just said that, like, I'm her daughter.
She has to stay. So she can go in with my dresses.
-Keep. -Keep this.
That's one of the things that I'm not surprised about honestly,
because she's always trying to be strong for other people,
and she literally never has time for herself.
Yes. I love that.
Look at the sleeves on this.
-Yes. -Look at them. It's very like…
-On a date. Maybe brunch. -Yes.
I want that to change. I want her to come first in her own head
'cause you can't help someone if you're not taking care of yourself.
-What? -Some of these have tags on them.
I know.
Hey, guys!
- Hey, Lorri! How are you? - Hey. How are y'all?
- Look at all this stuff. - Oh! Okay. Wait.
This can't be in the closet.
- Yeah. And more. - All of this and more.
This is, like, phase one.
I love how you followed what Marie said in terms of you categorized everything.
Like, this looks like cleaning, this looks like Dave's tools.
Aw, this is damaged. Okay. It doesn't bring me joy anymore.
-Bye-bye. Thank you. -Thank you. You were nice.
Seriously, there are every type of lightbulb that you can have.
Steve and Kayla, over here is donate.
-How you doing? -Good.
You know, it's just hard. I think about joy and stuff like that
and letting go of the things in my past.
What do I do? 'Cause I've…
For my whole life, I was soccer mom and…
-Yeah. -…head this and that.
I was married for 14 years,
and it was kind of a hard split between my ex and I,
and so I was devastated.
I mean, I just didn't want to date anybody else.
I just didn't know how to kind of move on.
So, I just focused everything on my children.
Like, I volunteered more, even if I was sick.
And that was the way I was able to cope.
How do I let go when Jonathan and Blair go away to college, you know?
-What do I do? I struggle with that. -Yeah.
So I think it's the challenge of letting go but also a joy,
'cause you get to see them become their own.
Part of that is knowing, "I've done everything I can do
to help prepare them for the next step in their life,"
and so I think, as a parent, you have to let your children experience life,
and really allow yourself to sit in that place of being thankful…
-Sorry. -…for what has happened.
And it's all in preparation for what's next.
And I think it's what is so cool with what Marie Kondo does, is it's…
It's helping you to let go of things,
and at the same time, you're letting go of pieces of your past that hold you back.
You know, you've always had an identity in what you do.
You're PTA Lorri, you're Choir Mom Lorri, you're Jonathan's Mom Lorri, you know,
and I think this could be a really unique opportunity for you
to become Lorri.
Really become the best version of you.
You are doing a-- a great job.
--Oh!
You're good.
- You're getting ready for college. - Yeah.
- Let's see what you have in here. - Okay.
Oh, what's this?
Oh! I used to love these.
They're so cute. But I'm gonna say bye. You know why?
-Because I haven't worn these-- -In so many years.
Five years.
With my children leaving, I'm realizing that if I want happiness,
I have to find it within.
And I can't look for external forces to bring me happiness.
So, I need to live for myself to be able to start the next chapter in my life.
I need to date so that maybe I can go on vacation or do something with somebody.
So, I have to start living for Lorri.
- Mama not getting rid of these. - Those are cute!
This is when mama goes on a first date!
-We're getting a mans with these shoes. -I'm wearing these. All right?
- Right. - Let's do it. All right.
It makes me happy to see her happy, because seeing her as a single mom
struggling through chemotherapy and different types of cancer,
it feels good to finally have done something for herself
instead of stressing over me, Blair, or Tyler.
Oh! I can still-- Yes. Oh yeah. I'm keeping these.
And now I can see that she has her shoulders back more.
She's already more confident.
And I just feel like it's so much better for her already.
Jewelry, toothpaste, lotion.
This expired six months ago.
Oh boy. I need to figure out what to do with all this stuff.
--Hi!
-How are you? -Good to see you both. How's it going?
So good.
Look!
Wow. Great!
This is all to go bye-bye!
--I can tell that you worked really hard.
Look.
All my shoes!
-Keeping? -Keeping.
And I'm cracking up because, like, these I never even wore.
-Mmm. -Because I forgot about them.
And these, same thing.
It's just… this process has been amazing.
And I feel lighter.
It's exactly what you said. I think going through the tidying process,
you feel that naturally, so it's really coming to you.
I love it.
So today, I'd like to teach you how to put these back in an organized way.
And then you're done with your clothes, correct?
Yes.
We would like to go see the closet.
- Oh, wow.
This looks exact-- So different from what it was.
--You worked so hard. I can tell.
- Yes! - This is great.
So, like you said to categorize, so…
pants, dresses, coats, and sweaters and jackets.
--This is perfect.
You pretty much got it since you have it in categories.
This is great. But I have one tip to tell you.
Okay.
So, sweater's next to sweater
because they have a similar feel and material to it.
This should go here.
--Exactly.
So, pants. Try to keep similar-looking items…
-Oh! -…similar color together.
- So, it's sort of uniform in that way. - I love that.
Like, in the similar-looking items,
try to put the darker colors to your left and lighter colors to your right.
Oh!
Then you don't have to think where to put things back.
Dark to the left, light to the right.
Imagine you're creating a line that goes up to the right.
Ah, oh!
Got it. Got it.
--So, I call it Sparking Joy Line.
Oh, I love that.
In the past, when I'd go to get dressed and I can't find anything,
I would be frustrated about the clutter and the mess.
I feel like a weight has been lifted off of me.
So, uh, the bottom area, we can use for your shoes.
- I brought some special racks for you…
-…so we can show you how to put it in. -Oh my goodness! I'm getting spoiled!
It's the same idea with the shoes. We have similar boots.
-They would also go together. -Oh.
And then sandals can go with the other sandals.
Okay.
So you can, let's say, put the sneakers in the bottom,
and then with the rack, there's height, so you can stack it.
I love it.
They can also stack on top of each other,
so if you need more, we can give you more space.
Oh, wow.
Let's move on to toiletries.
We went through a lot of our, uh, toiletries,
and now I don't know what to do with it.
I think you did a really good job. Moving forward, organizing this is easy.
Is it?
- Doesn't seem easy to me. I'm so like… Ah!
So, when we're organizing a drawer,
it's very important that we keep smaller container boxes in there
so that things don't get mixed up.
So pretty.
This is hair.
Okay. Let's put that together too.
I don't necessarily have an order of how to do these, but whenever you see a clump
of different similar-looking items, you can all put them together.
- Oh my goodness. I love that.
Imagine how you would see these in the store
and how it would be displayed.
So, what about, like, the jewelry?
Ooh, and let's take the tag off.
Oh, okay.
Because the tag is on, you may not necessarily reach for it and use it.
Wow.
The moment you take the tag off, it's like you've adopted this child into your home.
-Now it belongs here. -Oh! Yay.
So, yesterday, I was telling Pastor Dave that, um, it's been hard for me,
because Jonathan and Blair are gonna leave for college,
and then I'll be all by myself here.
-Mm. -Like…
It's always been so hard for me to do that because I felt like it was being selfish.
Please remember that you select what sparks joy
and that you live that life is what brings other people joy.
Oh. You make me feel so good.
Try moving on with the tidying too.
I think it'll keep trying to remind you that you are important.
Thank you.
Let's do it. Let's break this thing in.
- My goodness. - This is amazing.
Hey, everybody!
- Lorri, come check this out.
-Oh my gosh. -It just gets everything off the floor.
-Look at these. -It's amazing.
- These are awesome.
This is gonna make it so much easier to find things.
- Volunteers can find it. - I seriously have the chills.
So great.
Marie showed me everything needs to be vertical
so you can see what it is…
-That's good. -…standing up.
- Let's do it. - Well, let's load it up.
All right.
And then the other thing is, if something is higher,
then it would go in the back so that you work your way.
So, she said, you kind of like, do this.
We take it out of the plastic. For example, this.
Okay.
So that then when you go to get it,
you're not then ripping off the outside plastic.
- I'll just kind of put this here. - It's beautiful.
I create a rhythm by doing a routine at the beginning of the day.
First, open windows and release negative energy.
Use healing sounds to clear your mind.
Burn incense to regulate energy of your home and yourself.
This helps refresh my mind and body.
I can start the day with joy.
Boots here.
Okay. All right. Oh, I love it.
So easy to find.
Let's see.
-It feels fresh and cleaner. -It does.
Like, I have this new sense of relief almost.
Yeah.
Hi.
Wow. Hi! Good! How are you?
-Hi, Marie! How are you? -Good. How are you?
-You look beautiful! -Thank you!
Oh my gosh. Big difference.
Yes. And see, we put the new flowers, new joy.
- We had a flower there that had died. - Aw.
You're not gonna believe this.
All the shoes look great. They look neat in there.
Now the shoe storage isn't only for shoes, but it's somewhere you can feel joy.
I do. I feel joy here.
Jonathan and I both, we have our shoes here. So, we're excited.
I am so excited--
- It looks so different! - So different.
And look. Just everything, how bright. I am so thankful to you.
Look in here.
-It's so stylish and pretty. -Thank you!
Look.
-This is exactly what I wanted you to do! -Yay!
I followed what you said. The higher, the lower, the colors.
These drawers. It's exactly like it would be displayed in the store.
- Oh, thank you.
- It's perfect. - Yay!
- But look! - Wow!
I couldn't believe my eyes.
I thought I was looking at something completely different.
All of the containers that you gave me
and the shelves, just everything. It just made--
It makes such a difference.
I go to put my pants on this morning, I could just grab them really fast.
Just like the sweaters here, it's as if there's a rainbow came into your closet.
Thank you! And look at my shoes.
I followed the boots, and the sandals, and the sneakers.
Now it looks so different.
Does it match what you visualize as your ideal life here?
Oh my gosh. If my life can be as put together as this, I'm ready.
This has been a long time since I've focused on Lorri.
I don't even know when.
I feel like zing. Zen. Zen?
I said zing. Maybe I am a little zingy, but I feel like zen.
- This too.
I actually have two of these in my home, and it's my favorite item, too.
I've been avoiding certain things in my life,
and the tidying process has really helped me to see
that I had clutter
because everything meant something from a past…
either relationship, a past job, a past something,
and that kept me in a holding pattern
because I didn't wanna say goodbye to the life I knew.
I've learned that you really shouldn't look back.
You have to look forward to what's next.
I feel a sense of just peace over us,
and… and air and clean.
-And relief. -Yeah.
-Don't we? -Relaxed.
Yeah. We feel relaxed and happy.
We're so appreciative for you and for your method and for everything.
We're gonna follow through. We're gonna keep it. And we're gonna what?
- Ding! - Ding!
Thank you, Marie!
Thank you. I was really glad I was able to tidy with you all.
All week long, we've been working in the church, so I'm so excited to see
how you feel about our tidying.
I'm so excited to see it.
Let's go.
All right.
Bye.
Lorri's house is filled with a lot of love
and now, a positive atmosphere to match.
I am still on, like, full of joy from my room.
-I'm so happy to hear that. Nice. -And my house.
Put this… Do you wanna start sorting that one?
Okay. So--
-Hi! -Hello, hello.
-How have you been? -Good. How're you?
Welcome back.
-So good to see you. -Good to see you.
-You had a busy week? -Yes. So busy.
Yeah.
How's everything going with Lorri's place?
- Amazing, beautiful, and perfect. - I can't wait.
- Wanna know what else looks amazing?
I'd love to see it.
If you would like…
Oh, wow!
It's so big!
You can see it all. Everything is visible.
It's so wonderful.
These items are all of the items that we use to serve our community.
- And everything now has a home.
- Wow. Now, there's a very specific system? - Absolutely.
There's actually some open spaces that we can continue to accept donations,
so we can get them to the right people.
That's something that we've had to turn away sometimes,
because we just haven't had the space.
This makes us feel so much more confident.
So, thank you so much.
Lorri has a great year ahead.
I'm ready for it. I'm excited for it.
Marie, you've given a blessing to so many people.
- It's just countless.
It was actually my first time to really be able to
spend time with a church community.
So it was great to be able to see how you really affect the local community
and how you try to reach out to them, and it's really inspiring.
-That makes the heart so happy. -Yeah.
Joy to me before was, "What can I do for somebody else?"
And now, joy is going to be,
"What can I do for Lorri?" Because life is so short.
You have to live for today 'cause tomorrow's not promised.
--This community isn't the end.
There's more communities, and, hopefully, this will, you know, continue to spread.
We will always be Team Marie.
Team Marie!
-Again, thank you! -Bye! Thank you!
-Thank you! -We will never forget this.
I'm gonna go get ready.
Promise, promise, promise.
I've been tidying up since the age of five.
Through this recent experience, I was able to learn
how the idea of sparking joy can help connect people.
It's hot out here, let me tell you.
- Run! - Be careful, Satsuki!
- I wanted to get in the shade! - I get it.
Furthermore, I hope that even one more individual can discover
what sparks joy for them.
And I hope to continue to broaden this and expand it throughout the world.
- Not now, Papa.