Episode 31: Getting Ready

An episode of the The Laundry Hour (with Jaime Williams) podcast, hosted by The Laundry Hour, titled "Episode 31: Getting Ready" was published on October 22, 2018 and runs 23 minutes.

October 22, 2018 ·23m · The Laundry Hour (with Jaime Williams)

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Crazy how this series is coming to a close. I’ve enjoyed thinking about Girlhood with you. This episode focuses on how Girlhood is all about getting ready to become that rose in full bloom. I hope you enjoy!

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Crazy how this series is coming to a close. I’ve enjoyed thinking about Girlhood with you. This episode focuses on how Girlhood is all about getting ready to become that rose in full bloom. I hope you enjoy!

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