Welcome to HomeMaker Shake Podcast. I'm going to go super old school right now and remind you that we are here to rescue the art of homemaking. No denim jumpers, lots of red lipstick. I'm rocking the orange today. She's got on some beautiful pink. Jen's got on a beautiful neutral.

I'm so pleased to announce that we have one of our favorite guests with us today but I'm

going to save that save a little secret for you we're still glad you're

already said her name did I I did. Oh my

said her name. Tell us what a door. Not my last name. There's many of us.

Jennifer guess which one guess which one.

Guess which one of the daily connoisseur.

And today we have an episode that I'm really keen to dive into.

We are going to talk about the lasting touch of rediscovering

handwritten correspondence. So I know immediately some of you are like, oh, I wish I was better at that and you're feeling a little

cringy and like just set that aside shelve it because Jen is here to inspire us and we're going to have some really beautiful

conversation on why as a homemaker you might want to revive this art form in your own home or continue it or pass it on to your

daughters or maybe the women in your Bible study. I'm really really excited about

this conversation. Welcome. Welcome Jen. Yes. Thank you. I love being here.

We're so glad to have you back. You're continuing your reign of the most invited guest.

Right, homemaker.

I'm so honored.

Yes.

Exactly.

I feel like Angelo, you even introducing today's topic, I feel like already some people are like,

yeah I'm not going to do that. Come on. I'm busy. I got stuff to do. Stay with us. Stay with us. Don't leave. Okay? We're gonna expand on it, we're gonna have fun with it. And I think more importantly, we're to slow our brains down okay so we

listened to your comments on the first few episodes you feel like we went a

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