Hope Smells Like Warm Bread - Dear Spin Sisters...

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Calamity Jayne and Roxy explore reasons to be hopeful at a time in our lives when many traditions surrounding the holidays have been put on hold one more time. In this episode they remember some simple examples of what hope meant to them as children and how that changes once you've grown and taken on the added responsibilities of parenting. They also offer some tips you might try if you're finding this time of the year difficult.

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Calamity Jayne and Roxy explore reasons to be hopeful at a time in our lives when many traditions surrounding the holidays have been put on hold one more time. In this episode they remember some simple examples of what hope meant to them as...

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