Monica Reed

Safe at home playlist

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Safe at home playlist

Music is a big part of life!  While you are working at home, washing the clothes, washing and putting away the dishes, folding the clothes, home schooling the kids, prepping for dinner, cleaning the bathroom, vacuuming, dusting or cleaning out the closets or garage….put this play list on and all that will be done in no time!

Let’s start with the essentials!

Now, let’s get the days of the week!

How about songs to give faith and hope?

I think I’ve pretty much covered it…but I am sure there are soooooo many more!  I hope you will add to the list!

 

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