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This is a follow-up episode from last week’s delightful episode with Dr. Sarah Shaw. After we hit stop record, we fell to chatting about the couches in our lives - the things that somewhat matter but just don’t need to be done right away until the time is right. We all have a lot of couches in our lives. It’s ok to stop worrying about each of them all of the time. Some couches will fade away and others will get finished when you can get to it.
Song of the week: another double header!
I Follow Rivers by Lykke Li
I Follow Rivers - The Magician Remix by Lykke Li & The Magician
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