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Friday Food for Thought: February 11, 2022
Hello Friends, welcome to Friday Food for Thought. Every Friday I'll help start your weekend by sharing four people, thoughts, or things that are on my mind this week. These may be books or movies, podcast suggestions, interesting people I follow on Twitter, music, products, or, well, anything. You may find interesting creativity boosts here,…
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