Hello, every day. Hello everybody.

Welcome to another podcast with Brave Writer.

Today Noah is not with me but I have a special friend and colleague who is here to join us

and share about her relationship both to Brave Writer and to writing. I would like to

welcome Rita S Sevasco.

Hello.

Hello Rita.

Why don't you share a little bit about how you know me and how you know

Brave Rider and what you do?

Okay, well, um, well, I homeschooled my children, probably about, I just figured this out now, I not remembering I guess about 13 15 years ago and I went to a

workshop and heard you speak I thought that's what I'm looking for I do not want these typical programs out there and I started I started with a kids write basic class with you

took it twice because I'm one of those kinds of people.

The first time I went through it I took the class so that I could just glean the information

and the second time so I could just take it and run with it and that's what I did and so

you and I also were in a co-op together yes so we would talk often And we had kids who were best friends.

Yes, kids were best friends who used to write all the time together

which was like cool.

So it was so fun to see, know how my own children develop by me

allowing them to do it and not getting to involve which leads you to what I do

because I had a real bias toward involvement. I'm a speech and

language therapist. I have been working since 1984. Yes, I'm old, and the idea, first of all the idea of homeschooling, I have to say,

and the educational community is of course you know they

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