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Date Posted: 10:59:19 03/03/06 Fri
Author: lump
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Re: The Downside of Parenting
In reply to: lump 's message, "The Downside of Parenting" on 09:42:17 03/03/06 Fri

NO! I left it on my kitchen counter for Roy and his friends to wonder about. I'm waiting for the "What is this?" call. :)

Then we'll just have to eat it.

I know other parents have to have stupids stories! Come on!

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[> Re: The Downside of Parenting -- tg, 11:08:23 03/03/06 Fri [1]

When my daughter was in nursery school (3yrs old) I didn't have any clean undies for her, so I sent her with a small pair of her brothers ginch (batman). She wasn't embarrassed, but I guess the teacher who took her to the bathroom had a good laugh. Natalie thought it was funny too and sometimes she goes and puts on her brothers undies to make us laugh.

Is that mean of me?

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