Welcome to the Wild and Free Podcast, episode 48. I'm Ainsley Arment, and this week, Cindy Rollins, the author of Mere Motherhood, shares about filling our own mama souls and trusting the outcome of our homeschooling efforts.

We'll also provide an update on our Grow the Village campaign to buy a staff house at the Wild and Free Farm Village.

So grab a cup of coffee and join us on the front porch.

Let's get started. In just a few minutes, we'll hear a heart-filling conversation with our dear friend Cindy Rawlins.

But first, we have an exciting update to share about our Grow the Village campaign.

As you may know, we've set out to raise $33,000 to purchase a staff house for the wild and free farm village. So far, we've raised

$14,000. That's nearly half of our goal in just one week. Now we have just 23 days to raise the rest.

To make it easier, we've provided some amazing giving perks as a way to say thank you for your generosity.

These include sweatshirts,

books, conference tickets, and exclusive podcasts. But one of our favorite perks is called the

Content Bundle Collector. For a contribution of $500, we'll give you every single wild and free content

bundle we've ever created. That's 60 content bundles at a value of nearly $2,000. It includes the entire

history of wild and free content bundles so you can enjoy hundreds of podcasts, tutorials, articles,

stories, and special features in your own personal library. This is the only time we've ever done

anything like this, and it will probably be the last.

So to take advantage of this limited time offer, click on our Indiegogo campaign and select

the content bundle perk at bewild and free.org slash farm village.

Cindy Rawlins is the author of Mere Motherhood and a handbook for morning time.

As a veteran homeschooler, she is a treasure trove of wisdom and a great encouragement to the Wild and Free community.

She'll be speaking at our upcoming conference in Franklin, Tennessee this September.

But she recently sat down with Jennifer Pepito to talk about filling our own

mama souls and trusting the outcome of our homeschooling efforts.

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