(162) Heimlicher Deckellecker

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Dank Nahtkleber und Sonnenblumenöl mit einem Erfolgserlebnis in die Woche gestartet, wollen wir jetzt die Stars fallen sehen. Aber mit Mindset-Coaching sorgen wir dafür, dass Boris Weihnachten zuhause feiert. Dann erfahrt ihr alles von Crises langem Weg zum Musikinstrument, inkl. Kinderbibelwoche und dem plötzlichen Griff an des Pfarrers Gitarre. Deckellecker oder nicht, das ist jetzt die Frage. Und mit Lachfalten wie Inge Meysel wiederholen wir die 90er für die Nestwärme,bevor wie zum Schluss (aus Gründen) mit dem Ü-Wagen auf der Venus stehen.

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