The holidays aren’t always what we want them to be. If that’s you this year, I grieve with you.
If your holiday season is exactly like you want it to be, I celebrate with you. This episode of The Joe Martino Show wishes you a happy and merry holiday season.
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My daughter asked me what I thought about the musical and I told her that I loved it because I believe there are only two stories ever told; stories of brokenness and stories of redemption. Sometimes, both brokenness and redemption are weaved throughout the story.
To me, that is what makes Hamilton so profound. It tells the story of brokenness and redemption. It shows the messiness that is life.
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