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Nov 30, 2022 1 hr 54 min

Thanksgiving 2022

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It is the week after thanksgiving - but we still talk about our thanksgiving celebrations and the things we are grateful for this year. Paul being Paul has to think way too much about things while cooking such as salt and spices and how they impact things. Is he overthinking things or is he on the nose about this? This episode is a little longer than normal - but we start out hearing about Aaron and his dream about being left at the altar. Use Your Words podcast is passion project of two people from Southeastern Wisconsin. Please consider checking out the below links to learn/hear more. And join us every week for new episodes! Linktree: https://bit.ly/uywlinktree Visit our website: https://useyourwords.cc Listen to the podcast on all of your devices: https://useyourwordspod.captivate.fm/listen Watch On Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@useyourwords Send us an email: https://www.useyourwords.cc/contact Read the blog: https://www.useyourwords.cc/blog

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It is the week after thanksgiving - but we still talk about our thanksgiving celebrations and the things we are grateful for this year. Paul being Paul has to think way too much about things while cooking such as salt and spices and how they impact things. Is he overthinking things or is he on the nose about this? This episode is a little longer than normal - but we start out hearing about Aaron and his dream about being left at the altar.

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