[0:00] I'm Jen Bartley and I will be playing [0:02] the part of Jennifer. My significant [0:04] other's family has a great cabin. A few [0:07] years ago, we got to go up there quite a [0:09] few days in the summertime and there [0:11] were more frogs than I've ever seen in [0:13] my entire life. And I grew up in the [0:15] country, so I've seen me some frogs. And [0:18] I felt like a kiddo again. My partner [0:20] was so confused. I kept going down to [0:22] the lakefront and being like, "Oh my [0:24] gosh, look at this one. Where's the [0:25] bucket? I got to get this one now." So, [0:27] Jen's a little tougher. Jen is not a [0:30] cabin girl. She is not an outdoors girl [0:33] and she is not a camping girl. If she is [0:36] going anywhere, it's going to be [0:37] glamping. It's going to have There's no [0:39] Biffy anywhere in sight. But she does [0:42] love her Minnesota roots. She's [0:44] definitely a suburbanite, though, so I [0:45] could see her going to a good hedazzle [0:47] parade or something else fun here in the [0:49] Twin Cities. Cam and June are my two [0:53] favorite characters. But June has some [0:55] very questionable dialogue where she [0:58] discusses some tummy/bowel movements. [1:03] Very quintessential, [1:05] you know, mama, grandma, [1:07] no holdsbred conversation where she [1:10] needs to know and she's going to give [1:11] you details and then she's going to tell [1:12] you all about her tummy issues, too. The [1:15] funniest thing is being in this show, [1:17] Christmas is one of my least favorite [1:19] holidays. However, I feel like this is [1:23] actually kind of rebuilding my love of [1:24] Christmas. One of my favorite things [1:27] from growing up was my grandma used to [1:28] make this particular dessert. We call [1:30] them peanut butter balls and there was [1:32] something special cuz grandma would only [1:34] make them for Christmas. She would store [1:36] them on the three seasons porch. So, [1:38] they were always chilled and so good. It [1:40] just meant Christmas time. Tickets are [1:42] $15 and available at lakeville [1:44] areacenter.com. [1:46] [Music]