Okay. So today on Kindled, I'm chatting with Cindy Rollins. Cindy, thank you for being here today.

Thank you for having me. I'm very excited about this. Me too. I have known who you were for a couple years because when I first started homeschooling a little over, well, almost two years ago, actually, a friend. I was looking into what

books do I need to read to prepare. We were pulling our kids from private school. And I had a bunch of

books that I was, you know, starting and listening on Audible. And a friend said, those are all okay,

but you need to just put Cindy Rollins, mirror motherhood at the top of your list, I promise you. She was like,

you've got to start there. And I did. And I absolutely loved it. Appreciate your work so much and

have been really blessed by it. So thank you for, thank you for writing. Thank you. I appreciate

that so much. I love, you know, helping young moms and I love,

I love people coming to homeschooling and getting on a good footing philosophically right in the

very beginning. It saves a lot of trouble. Totally. Yes, it does. It's, yeah, so much of it is,

like, your approach and your mindset around what you're doing, what the angle is. So, yeah, before we hop into, you know, all of the questions I have for you, if you could just share with people a little bit about who you are and what you do. Yeah, so right now, I'm, I had nine children, so I'm getting ready for Thanksgiving right now. We're going to have our family Thanksgiving. We homeschooled them all the way

through. My youngest son did go to school for four years at the end because it was just going to be

me and him alone. And we kind of had a boys school because we had eight boys. So it was like

private boys' school for years, very masculine, very physical. And then it was just going to be this young boy with me.

But that worked out well. The Lord had his hand in it. I just have seen so many answers to prayers

about dealing with our children as individuals, as Charlotte Mason would say. But now all my kids are

grown. Everybody's out of the house, and my husband is retired.

And I have a Patreon where I do a lot of discipleship stuff on my Patreon.

That's where I put my heart and soul at this point in time.

But we also have the new Mason Jar podcast.

Okay.

That's awesome.

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