Hey everyone, welcome back to the podcast.

It's that time of year where we discuss with each other

and in so doing with you, whether or not

our kids are going to be awkward, weird, socially inept homeschool kids.

We're just looking into the future right now.

Uh, folks, we like talking about stuff like this.

This is a concern or maybe a question that we get numerous times, I'd say almost weekly, like we

get multiple questions around this topic on a weekly basis. I know we've covered it before,

but our kids have gotten older since the last time we talked about it. Maybe we have some new thoughts

since the last time we talked about this, and so we're gonna talk about raising socially awkward kids.

Now, about what we're doing to hopefully not

have socially awkward kids when they get older.

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I are getting more and more fired up about being parents about being

Christian parents what a privilege it is to not only be the sons and daughter of Christ or king,

you know, of God the father, to be blood bought by him, but then to be blessed with this opportunity

to bring up children in the nurture admonition of the Lord. I really am seeing

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