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Hey everybody, this is Heidi St. John. Welcome to the Busy Mom podcast. We are coming at pretty

much the end of the home school year now, and you guys know that I've been on the road since

February and have not gotten a whole lot of school done in that amount of time. And my

husband and I travel together, and I speak to audiences all over the country, and one of

the biggest questions that I get out on the road is how do I get my husband involved in

homeschooling? And in fact, I'm looking here at the Busy Mom and Laurie Beth, hey Laurie

Beth, how's it going? She said, I have a suggestion for your next book. Could you please call

it a guide for Busy Home School dads? She said, I'm loving the romance book. I picked it up at

Mass Hope. My husband keeps asking me if he can read it, which is fine. But in 11 years of

homeschooling, I have seen few resources written for dads to help them lead, bless, understand,

and support their busy homeschooling wives and kids. And yet, this is the common desire of committed

dads, somehow no matter how I try to explain to my wonderful husband what I need from him,

something gets lost in translation. I want to be pursued. I want someone else to mop the floor

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