Welcome to HomeMaker Sheik podcast. We are on the final episode of season 21 and it's still a little surreal to say season 21 but we're here and we're here Monday it's Monday we're

going to rescue the art of homemaking from the daily grind red lips no

denim jumpers all the all the good things that we've been striving to bring you for the last four years.

What I want to do today is look at season 21, sort of in its entirety, Shay, and see what we're thinking about what we talk about

if we've had any epiphanies or...

I can't even remember what we talked about. I can can't this season. I was like please tell me you can hear me. No I can hear you I just it's just funny like I can't really remember what we talked about and I can't

Really remember this summer. I don't know it's like it just

dissolved in front of my eyes. It's weird. It's like a blur. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. Always happens. Today is back to school for us, so it is a little crazy, but it's going to be really warm this week, so I still feel summer. I still feel it. Oh yeah. September is still good. It's all good. Yeah we've got a

good two weeks officially. Yes, we do. I am having my nephews come over. They're 17 and 14 and I was like, hey, why don't you

come pick all my weeds?

I knew it.

Exactly.

Exactly.

You know, it does, it gets to the season, the end of the season,

and I feel, I always feel this like sense of relief,

like, hey, we made it through another season, this is great, equally like doom,

like oh my gosh, I know between the end of harvest season and the start of putting things to bed for the winter

There's a lot between those two points a lot of just back-breaking labor.

So, and it's, you know, then we'll still have 95 degree days.

And so you're laboring, it's coal in the morning,

you got weeds, there's no more fruit coming off the tomatoes it's like it's just a what a funky month it is yeah yeah it's weird I mean it on Friday it was like 58 degrees. My kids are like, my fingers are cold.

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