life questions

The Lazy Girls are Back better than ever and ready for another action-packed, fun, fab season of giggles and good times. What more could you want? To kick it off the girls are tackling the big question of what would you do if you weren't worrying? If you're looking for an answer, this isn't the podcast for you, but if you're looking for two girls who try and take a guess then you're in luck! So stick around for a good time while we ponder, overthinking and what happened to tumblr!

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Welcome back to your favourite podcast, It's a Definite Maybe, with your lovely co-hosts Stella and Rosie!

In today’s episode, we’re answering some questions from Gregory Stock's 'The Book of Questions' .

Questions like... In dating, do you prefer to pay your own way or be treated? How does paying for yourself change your attitude about the evening? Also, if you knew you were destined never to achieve anything of real importance, how would it change your goals and attitudes?

... and plenty of other juicy questions.

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 There are times in life when we have opportunity to stop and think about our lives, our purposes, and our goals.  Paul was in prison and he had time to think.  What were the questions he answered, and how can we apply them to our lives? 

Taken from: Philippians 1:20-26