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Hey everyone, this is Heidi St. John. Welcome to the Busy Mom podcast. I have a special

guest in the studio with me today. We'll do renders here, and I'm always happy to see

you. Hi, Dorenda. Hi. Hi. But I also have my daughter who is not always here, and I'm

happy to have you. Hey, Savannah. Hello. We, you know, Savannah and I are kind of getting

ready for working on some projects together, and I thought it would be fun since people

ask me all the time on the road about our kids and about how they feel about being homeschooled

and what it was like to sort of grow up and not have memories of school. But you actually

do have memories of school, right? Do you do have a few at least from public school? Yeah,

from school. So, Ark, some of you don't know that I did not homeschool Savannah all the

way through high school. I mean, I homeschooled her all the way through high school, but I

did not homeschool her in the beginning, which I did with our other kids. And so today,

I really want to talk to Savannah about what it was like to grow up a little different.

It's not that you're not different. I mean, you are different. You're only in a good way.

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