The vibrating Toothbrush
Episode 4 of the Lashed Out and Dropping Thoughts With Rita podcast, hosted by Rita Peter, titled "The vibrating Toothbrush" was published on August 3, 2020 and runs 6 minutes.
August 3, 2020 ·6m · Lashed Out and Dropping Thoughts With Rita
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Summary
Today is a really short story time.. Listen to this hilarious one and don’t forget to drop your thoughts on my IG: https://Instagram.com/chitchat_rita or send your voice notes and I’ll play it on the next episode. Love y’all💕
Episode Description
Today is a really short story time.. Listen to this hilarious one and don’t forget to drop your thoughts on my IG: https://Instagram.com/chitchat_rita or send your voice notes and I’ll play it on the next episode. Love y’all💕
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