Hello ladies and gentlemen welcome to homemaker or shee podcast I am your

host Shay Elliott joined by Angela Reed.

Hello.

Hello.

I'm back.

Angela's back for her jet setting travels.

Ready to dive back into homemaking with an eager heart I'm sure.

Yes, oh yeah. Yeah I am you know you walk into your house and you're like oh all the hard work does matter like you know it's like a relief to be home and I

always walk in to think oh it's so beautiful even in the chaos and it is very very chaotic around here because we're still

kitchen remodeling but do you ever walk into your house after being away for a period of time

and you're like that smell what is that smell?

Shay I don't get it and it makes me I've said it before it makes me cringe like

if that's what people smell when they come over for all the

candles and all the fresh bread that's debussing.

It's like Eternal Dead Mouse.

I don't know. I don't know. I don't know what it might. It smells like old people. There's something about that smells like old.

This could be just the old house. I'm not sure. Yeah. But speaking of fresh bread, we're going to have fun today where you're back home, right?

So I think it's kind of the perfect time to encourage our listeners to take on maybe some of those skills that they've been hesitant to take on, whether it's gardening, you know, DIYing a tile floor, who knows.

Hello, right? But look, you and I are both, we're both homesteaders right we both keep some animals we both keep a garden and I think more importantly than that we're sort of

Crafters we are DIYers right right yeah we don't we're not

big higher outers no partly due to necessity to our demise. Right. Yeah. But I think it will be kind of fun to explore

those origins and the benefits of the homemaker putting on that hat of you know I

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