Keeping Warm with Winter Preps!
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BRRRRR! Getting cold out there! What are you doing to keep warm in the beginning months of winter? Well fall is almost over and winter is right upon us. In this episode I will be talking all about how to keep warm. What gadgets, devices, high tech, low tech and everything in between that I use to get me through those cold months ahead. There are a few things you can use to help you when you are at your home or Continue reading Keeping Warm with Winter Preps!
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