Annie and Eddie Keep Talking About the Marine Corps Marathon, What to Watch, and Graphic Novels- Episode 1092
That Sounds Fun with Annie F. DownsShow Notes
Eddie and I keep talking about ALL the things:
Eddie’s marathon and training journey (he completed it this weekend, but this was recorded a few days before!)
What we’re watching right now
Baking muffins
Graphic novels
And whether or not to have a TV in your bedroom
I’m sure you’re going to have lots of opinions! Can’t wait to hear what you think!
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