EPISODE · Jul 4, 2020 · 57 MIN
Episode 2 - Jess and Her Go To Places in the UK!
from Distant Dialogues · host Mars
Let's have a chat with Ma'am Jess, atta-girl, former colleague and one of my favorite senior nurses back in the day! Join us and get to know her (0:33), as we reminisce on some of our shared memories in the hospital (3:47) and gush on her former crushes in the workplace. She also happily shares her favorite go-to places in the UK (27:10) and some of her personal life learnings on living abroad on her own! Music by: Eveningland, The Grand Affair and the 126ers
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