Ep. 64 eloQuint- The Protagonist

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After expressing a couple of my #thinktuesday poems I detail current life events. Speaking on my new job and the anxieties of the first day as well as finding out that my temporary hearing has to be rescheduled. Bragging on my heavenly Father and the peace that he has awarded me amidst life's tribulations, I am truly grateful to be where I am today. If you're interested in sharing your fatherhood experience email [email protected] or send me a direct message. Tune in every Monday to Vehement blog at elliottquinton.com Check out my poems every Tuesday! Facebook: Elliott Quinton Instagram: elliottquinton_ Twitter: elliottquinton_

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