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November 17th, 2005 at 11:44 am

Escape Adulthood #4: Thoughts on Thanksgiving

by Jason | Podcasts

In this podcast, brought to you from Madison, Wisconsin, we share some thoughts on Thanksgiving. Also, Jason talks about our iTunes issues, we reveal the promotion winner from our last show, and Kim has a few things to share about a recent book she read to help you overcome Adultitis. Plus, we offer you a chance to win yourself a complimentary subscription to Club K&J.

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Show Notes:

• Check out some pictures from our recent East coast trip, and read about our trip to Seattle for some speaking engagements.
• Be sure to send us your ideas for creative Adultitis-curing Christmas gifts. The most creative will win a complimentary subscription to Club K&J.
• Get some more information on creating a gratitude journal.
• Learn more about bringing Jason to speak to your group.
• Don’t miss the specials at the Kim & Jason Lemonade Stand, especially the new Christmas cards and the Escape Adulthood 10-pack.
• Reading corner: Fish: A Remarkable Way to Boost Morale and Improve Results. (Check out Kim and her big fish!)
• Congrats to Todd McClamroch, winner of last show’s promo and owner of some brand spankin’ new Escape Adulthood books.

Show Music: The Same by Terrace

Show Length: 28 minutes

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[...] Anyway, if you listened to our recent podcast, you probably heard some of our ideas on how to put the "thanks" in Thanksgiving. I am grateful for my friends and family, my health, my faith, the opportunity to do what I love, and my beautiful wife. The big things like this are pretty obvious, but still easy to take for granted. [...]

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