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Well, mom's good afternoon, good morning, good evening, wherever you are tuning into the

busy mom podcast. You have found me in my little corner of the internet, and I am so happy

that you're here. I am talking for the third day in a row to my friend and author, Jane Lambert

and she is the author of Five in a Row. And Five in a Row is a sponsor of this series

and the previous series of podcasts that we have done here at the busy mom. And I hope

that you will go and check them out. Jane, I have been talking kind of off the air a little

bit about kind of laughing, about just misconceptions about homeschooling and kind of what we thought

it was going to look like and what it didn't look like. And I was kind of talking about

what kind of questions we could talk back and forth. And one of the ones that came up was

did you ever think about sending your kids to school? And immediately just to look on your face

at it all, I'm like, oh man, you got to talk about that. Because really, we've all talked about

sending our kids to school, right? Have we not? Oh, yes. Oh, yes, we have. We have. Actually,

I didn't quite so much with Becky because Becky was a visual learner. Her learning style,

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