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ep. 15: listen to this when you're on the verge of a holiday meltdown
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Holiday meltdown - aka your regular meltdown but add twinkle lights :-) It's the holiday season and, on this week's episode of the Call Me Thursday podcast, Sav and Sar open up about what makes them lose their cool around Christmas. For Sav - it's all the chaos that comes with hosting, travel, and those topics that come up around the dinner table that we all should just avoid! Meanwhile Sar tends to stress over wintertime weight gain, giving the perfect gifts, and wanting fam time but needing solo time. TBH - the girls don't have all the best advice this week lol. BUT what they do have is a relatable phone call that will help you exhale and enjoy the most wonderful time of the year. Happy listening!
LINKS:
Beth Moore, a Prominent Evangelical, Splits With Southern Baptists article
All My Knotted-Up Life: A Memoir by Beth Moore
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