Episode 3 - Denise talks about "Living Independently, Managing Homesickness and Finances"

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Denise and I met in college, and from back then til now, she has been one of the few that I admire the most because of her wit, her grace, fearlessness and go-getter attitude! Join me as we get to know more about this super gal (0:29) us as we reminisce on our Uste and Quiapo escapades (2:08) and as she talks about her life in Japan (19:12) and her life now in Luxembourg (48:18)! I have to warn you though, she is also extremely hilarious, which is why I am ROTFL all throughout the show! Did I mention that she is also one talented chef? Check out her IG page, @muffintoplux! . . Music by: Eveningland, The Grand Affair and the 126ers

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