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Our hostess Jacqui Lents shares her interest in elegant bathrooms. The main topic is how we are always evolving and changing who we are. Jacqui also share’s her adventures with a vintage make over and attempting to use curlers. The episode ends with a heartwarming tale of kindness and paying it forward.
Do you have any stories about figuring out who you are? How have you changed over the years? Or just tips/photos of amazing bathrooms? Please share over on my Jacqui Lents Author Facebook page. Just follow this link - Jacqui Lents - Author | Facebook
#personalgrowth #whoamI? #whoareyou? #vintagemakeover #fancybathrooms #rachelmaksyfan #positivestory #payitforward
Special thanks to Emily Clarke for the creation of my logo. Gracias to Six Brown Brothers for their song - That Moaning Saxophone Rag found on Pixabay, that made up my opening music. Also, merci to Nesrality for their cover of Irving Berlin’s tune - Always (a long fav of mine) for my closing music.
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Our hostess Jacqui Lents shares her interest in elegant bathrooms. The main topic is how we are always evolving and changing who we are. Jacqui also share’s her adventures with a vintage make over and attempting to use curlers. The episode ends with a heartwarming tale of kindness and paying it forward.
Do you have any stories about figuring out who you are? How have you changed over the years? Or just tips/photos of amazing bathrooms? Please share over on my Jacqui Lents Author Facebook page. Just follow this link - Jacqui Lents - Author | Facebook
#personalgrowth #whoamI? #whoareyou? #vintagemakeover #fancybathrooms #rachelmaksyfan #positivestory #payitforward
Special thanks to Emily Clarke for the creation of my logo. Gracias to Six Brown Brothers for their song - That Moaning Saxophone Rag found on Pixabay, that made up my opening music. Also, merci to Nesrality for their cover of Irving Berlin’s tune - Always (a long fav of mine) for my closing music.