Show Notes
Caroline Moss shares her favorite gift she got during her divorce and why it felt more meaningful than anything else she purchased during her grief shopping sprees. Buy your disco ball here.
Caroline Moss runs the online community Gee Thanks Just Bought It and shares tips on shopping smarter. _
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