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Me and my hairless monkeys

Me and my hairless monkeys

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The truth about being a working-at-home mother

My computer is dead and I am trapped in the digital claws of a Dell PC but I have not been able to run out the door to get my Linus to the mac hospital.

Today is Tuesday and it's the day I have to take the kids to their gymnastics class. What does that entail? I'm glad you asked:
  1. Prepare their afterschool snacks

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