Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Thursday episode of Homemaker Sheet Podcast.

I am your host, Shay Elliott of The Elliott Homestead, joined by my beautiful best friend,

Angela Reed of Parisian Farmgirl who looks like she might be having a bad hair day for those of you watching.

I think we all are, I don't know, but I know this is just garden hair, look at this.

I forget about it. We are excited to be here with you today because we are rescuing the art

of homemaking for another day together. We are saving it from the pits of doom,

trying to put some jazz up in here for the weekend, a rasmataise.

A big welcome to all of our patrons who have shown so much love to this podcast. It's

in a huge, we are in a huge debt to you patrons because you guys have kept us on the air now for

over a year. So a big thank you to our patrons. If you would like to show some love to the podcast,

visit patreon.com forward slash homemaker chic podcast. We would love to have you join us over there.

We have discord conversations going on. We have free digital copies of both of our cookbooks

for all of our patrons who support us. We have video forms of every episode of the podcast from

season five on. So there is a lot of good stuff. No, season six on, what season are we in?

Season five, we started. Okay. Yeah. Okay. So half individual episodes. Okay. So all the patrons who

get to watch the video episodes, you guys see my new striped shirt, which Angela hasn't even commented

on and it's an ironed blue and white blouse. So I thought she would say something honestly.

She gave me a chance. It's very cute. Thank you. It's very cute. I'm sitting here like literally

covered in dirt. I left the garden to join in. My kneecaps are dirty. Yeah, it's pretty.

So I don't know if this just qualifies me from being a host of homemaker chic like I shared with

you last week, but I did get a pair of denim overalls. And I have been wearing those out in the garden.

You got some support over on Instagram. Did I? Yeah. Okay. I shared it. It's still not like the 90s

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