I’m thrilled to have Katie Leigh Sullivan join me on my show this week, where I believe homeschooling to be a unique lifestyle.
Katie has been featured in both Hobby Farm Home Magazine and LuckyMag online and is an award winning blogger who has been curating inspired, online spaces since 2009.
Katie has been with me before but it was so long ago her life has completely changed! She’ll tell you all about it I’m sure. What hasn’t changed is she is still a speech language pathologist with 19 years experience teaching both typical and atypical learners and still homeschools her five children, going on 7 years now. She has twin boys with special needs who are now teenagers so she will be talking about them and encouraging those of you facing similar challenges to take one day at a time with a positive heart.
Katie is married to her Mr. Darcy who grew up in England and is an incurable romantic, like my Cowboy. She is a lover of fabric, good design and even better books, she encourages others to live an inspired life and reminds readers that their best years are ahead of them and not behind.
Katie’s latest projects include turning her 3,800 sq ft house with “good bones” into her own French Pemberley. She can be found writing about homeschooling at www.mysweethomeschool.com. and at her French Pemberley home blog, www.katieleighsullivan.com.
Come along with your macaron and a delicious cup of coffee and listen to my guest this week, Katie Leigh Sullivan whom I will be chatting to after the first break. I’m all set so grab whatever it is you’re drinking and let me engage you with the latest and greatest from the household of the McNenys where traffic violations aren’t just for the children, writing is my sweet spot, a lovely supper was had and we nurtured our family to become creative, responsible and upstanding citizens who understand the value of money. Are you ready?
Hello I'm Vivienne McNeny, English to the core and I've just put the kettle on so while its boiling let me tell you a little about myself. I was raised in a convent boarding school while my parents diplomatically hosted cocktail parties at foreign Embassies. 
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