Welcome to Homemakersheak podcast. It is Monday. We have a fantastic jolly good show for you today.

I am your host Angela Reed and I am here with Jay Elliott. I'm a Haitian farm girl. She's of the LA homestead and together. We are rescuing the art of homemaking from the daily grind with red lips and no jumpers. Even though I think maybe today we should we should just rock the jumper British style. What do you think? I think we probably should you guys are prepare yourselves for what's about to happen here. It's a new version of the British

invasion. Oh, yeah. I'm so excited about today. But I'm not going to give it away quite just yet. Okay, speaking of going back to the mother country. Today's show is brought to by my very own old world design society.

Jay, did you get your magazine yet? No, you should have it by now. You should have it today or tomorrow. Okay, okay, because yeah, we're going on like a week since they got shipped out. So, okay, my old world design society is a special community of people who are like minded, who believe that new isn't always better. We love shadows and crafters cottages and velvet tufted sofas and oil paintings and all things old world.

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So we tell them now.

Have a sip.

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No, something.

Let's see the wine music.

Let's keep it.

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There we go.

Everybody's favorite song.

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