In this episode of our podcast, weโre diving into the childhood books that shaped us, from Winnie the Pooh to Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing, Judy Blume. ๐ป๐
We discuss how our perspectives have changed from reading these stories as kids to understanding their deeper meanings as adults. The imagination & adventures we loved, the life lessons we now appreciate, and the encouragement that was given by an author.
๐ฅ Plus, weโre excited to announce a Gig's BBQ giveaway! โจ๏ธ Tune in for details on how you can enter to win some delicious Bella's Dry Rub goodness. ๐ ๐
There is nothing quite like the slow-smoked goodness at Gigโs BBQ. From tender pulled pork and fall-off-the-bone ribs to his legendary Hogzilla, every bite is packed with flavor and crafted with care. Gigโs BBQ isnโt fast food, it is real barbecueโฆ smoked low and slow over hickory and oak until perfection. Come taste it for yourself at 855 Bloomery Pike, Augusta, West Virginia 26704
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