Welcome to Homemaker's Shake podcast.

Today we're going to continue our efforts to rescue the art of homemaking from the daily grind.

Because I just feel like that's a daily thing.

So I do want to talk about grind because I did like a major project this week and I'm sure

there's got to be other people out there that can resonate with what I did. But how are you?

Because I don't feel like I'm so good. I have had a couple days. A great couple days. Not because

things have gone well, Which we can talk about.

My stove is still leaking water spontaneously.

Oh, okay.

Well, I'm waiting for my dog to poop out of chicken bone.

So.

Oh, great.

Okay.

This is a chic podcast.

I'm going to keep it between the rails here.

However, life happens.

Isn't that the truth?

I had a hilarious Italian lesson last week where I journal a lot. I think I mentioned this. I journal a lot. And so

it teaches, I bump up against new words that I don't know. But I learn them in the context of

something actually happening, which is much easier. So I'm trying to explain to my tutor what's

going on. She knew I was having problems with my dog. So I had to catch her up on all of the. So I learned words for blood, vomit, esophageal backup.

Something that can't say on the air. And then our dog, our poor dog had quite the week. He got castrated. It's, that's not what it's called. It's called neutered when it's not a farm animal. I'm sorry. He got neutered. He's not a bull calf. But I couldn't, I couldn't think of a way to say this in Italian, okay? Because I don't know the word for neuter,

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