Hi and welcome to Classical Stuff.

You should know a podcast about classical books, classical works, the old world, education, and stuff like that.

My name is Graham Donaldson, and I am here with my two friends in classical education learning book stuff.

A.J. Hanenberg.

Me.

And Thomas Magby.

Me.

And boys, when I came in this morning, all, I noticed there was like little animals running around the room, setting up our microphones, brewing us coffee.

I was a little cold and all of a sudden two little birds came flying in with a

jacket for me.

Wow.

And they place it upon my broad shoulders.

Way to slide that in there.

YouTube will know better.

I needed some cream in my coffee, and all of a sudden, like a little weevil showed up with a picture of cream.

And I realized that this is how the world works,

that small woodland creatures are there to serve mankind and love us.

And they were singing a happy song.

And Thomas is going to give us the history of such things in his reading of Cinderella.

I'm just going to read you the story.

We're talking about Cinderella. We're back to the Blue Fairy book. So I, I, you know, so, you know, we're texting about preparing for today. And Graham has an episode. AJ says yesterday that he doesn't have an episode. So I'm like, I probably need to have an episode. Way to out me on the podcast. Oh, it's okay. I was going to move right past it, but, and I'm like, oh, I prepared an episode. I have an episode ready and I didn't present it one of our last times we got together. I was so excited. So I go to Apple Notes. I type in Cinderella. I open the note with Cinderella. Zero notes inside of it.

I made a note titled Cinderella and that was all that I did. So there you go.

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