diff --git a/final call.md b/final call.md
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@@ -1,5 +1,7 @@
 __Service Call__:
 
+[Back to README](./README.md)  
+
 ```yaml
 service: notify.alexa_media_office_echo_dot
 data:
diff --git a/fun.md b/fun.md
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 # Home Assistant Templating and integrations to have some fun with your briefing
+
+[Back to README](./README.md)  
+
 I wanted to add some fun things to the Announcement, So I went in search of different ways to do that.
 I landed on adding:
 
diff --git a/inside temps.md b/inside temps.md
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--- a/inside temps.md	
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@@ -1,8 +1,11 @@
 # Home Assistant Jinja 2 Templating to announce some inside Temperatures
 
+[Back to README](./README.md)  
+
 
 This process is fairly simple. We don't need to iterate over arrays or anything like that unless we want to get complicated.
 
+
 For my use case and for the YouTube Video, I chose to read out the temperatures in 4 rooms:
 This table shows the rooms and the sensor ID's I chose, your smart home will differ.
 |  |  |  |
@@ -21,4 +24,7 @@ Inside it's currently {{ states('sensor.temperature_dining') }} °C in the Dinin
 {{ states('sensor.lounge_ac_inside_temperature') }} °C in the Lounge, 
 {{ states('sensor.temperature_office')}} °C in the office,
 and {{ states('sensor.master_bedroom_purifier_temperature') }} °C in the Master Bedroom.
-```
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+```
+
+## TO-DO
+After setting this up, I've realised the better way to handle this would be to create an Array of dictionaries containing the Room Name, and the temperatures, then iterating through the array for the announcement.
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diff --git a/pending updates.md b/pending updates.md
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 # Home Assistant Pending Updates Announcement
 
+[Back to README](./README.md)  
+
 I also wanted The Briefing to announce if there's any pending Home Assistant updates to be installed, but I want to limit it down to only the Home Assistant Core, Home Assistant OS, and ESPHome.
 
 ![Home Assistant OS Pending Update](pendingUpdate.png)
diff --git a/time.md b/time.md
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 # Jinja template for Home Assistant for Time
 
+[Back to README](./README.md)  
+
+
 ## Get Current Time from Home Assistant
 ```jinja
 {% set current_time = states('sensor.time') %}
diff --git a/weatherTemperature.md b/weatherTemperature.md
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--- a/weatherTemperature.md
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@@ -1,5 +1,8 @@
 # Home Assistant Jinja 2 Templates for Weather Temperatures
 
+[Back to README](./README.md)  
+
+
 ## Step-by-step
 
 ### Get the current Temperature from Home Assistant
diff --git a/weatherWind.md b/weatherWind.md
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--- a/weatherWind.md
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@@ -1,5 +1,7 @@
 # Home Assistant Jinja Templating to anmnounce Wind Details
 
+[Back to README](./README.md)  
+
 ## get the current wind speed and wind bearing in degrees from Home Assistant
 ```jinja
 {% set wind_bearing = state_attr('weather.home', 'wind_bearing') | float %}