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September 5, 2010 at 7:31 am #93769

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You are all too funny!!! I laughed myself silly reading these. I see myself in any of these anecdotes once? Twice? Or all of them? Oh yes, I’ve been there for all of them.

Since you’ve all justvery accurately described my very own methodology for travelling through my days, I’m left pondering this thought- How do I ACTUALLY manage to make it through the day??!!! I can see now why the dear DH just shakes his head when he looks at me.

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