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Nov 22, 2023 29 min

Have Your Turkey & Eat It Too

from Grow Your Own Way Hosted by Grow Your Own Way

🎙️ Welcome to the "Grow Your Own Way" Podcast! Today, we're carving out a special space in our hearts for gratitude with our Thanksgiving episode. Join us as we share the warmth of the season, delving into life updates, Friendsgiving celebrations, savoring favorite holiday foods, and those conversations we're not exactly thrilled about at the dinner table. 🍂 Life Updates (02:05 - 09:16) - We'll kick off our Thanksgiving episode by catching up on life updates. From personal milestones to moments of joy, let's share the highlights of our journeys. 🦃 Thanksgiving! (09:16 - 28:50) - In this segment, we're diving into the heart of Friendsgiving, celebrating the joy of gathering with chosen family. We also discuss our favorite Thanksgiving and holiday foods. Whether it's the classic roast turkey, Grandma's secret stuffing recipe, or a unique twist on pumpkin pie, we'll be savoring the flavors of the season. So, whether you're a seasoned Thanksgiving pro or someone gearing up for your first Friendsgiving, this episode is tailored for you. Join the conversation on Instagram @growyourownwaypodcast, TikTok @growyourownwaypod, and share your Thanksgiving tales with us at ⁠⁠[email protected]⁠⁠. Let's embrace the spirit of gratitude together and inspire each other to create memorable holiday moments. 🍁 #GrowYourOwnWay #HappyThanksgiving #PodcastCelebration

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