Gracefully and Frankly Episode 192

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Free in Ep 192: Take a look at us now, ’cause no more invisibility! Lisa’s back to school, and we discuss teaching with a hearing disability. You bought us plus SIX coffees (!) and we share a terrific voicemail about memory books, plus why Erin’s got frigid feet over hotel bookings. Oh and thanks to Kathy & Kim from enVypillow.com, whose voices you will also hear! Join us at gracefullyandfrankly.com. #Queenagers #Tariffs #MelGibson #backtoschool #teaching #hearingloss #hotels Gracefully & Frankly is free, thanks to our wonderful sponsor enVy Pillow.com. You can follow us on Facebook or go to gracefullyandfrankly.com.

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