Homecoming is Not Just a Dance

An episode of the Mandatory Fun podcast, hosted by Erin Stevens, titled "Homecoming is Not Just a Dance" was published on February 16, 2017 and runs 18 minutes.

February 16, 2017 ·18m · Mandatory Fun

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Summary

When we think of the word homecoming, we tend to think about getting all dolled up to go to a big dance and celebrate the start of the school year. When I say homecoming, I mean getting dolled up to welcome my husband back from a long deployment. As you will see, it's not all just about flowers, balloons and looking pretty.

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When we think of the word homecoming, we tend to think about getting all dolled up to go to a big dance and celebrate the start of the school year. When I say homecoming, I mean getting dolled up to welcome my husband back from a long deployment. As you will see, it's not all just about flowers, balloons and looking pretty.

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