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Announcing 2nd Annual No Housework Party
No Housework Party hosted by the Coolest Non-Domestic Mamas on the Block! đ
This Saturday, April 7, is a very important day. A day where women all over the country lay down their mops, clap their dishpanned hands together and exclaimâŚâToday is No Housework Day!â
You, my dear readers, get to be part of something very special. In celebration of this most glorious day of all days on the calendar Rachael from Non-Domestic Mama and myself are teaming up to host the second annual No Housework Party! Oh yes.
Not much will be different for Rachael and I since we avoid housework every chance we getâŚbut for those of you dedicated domestic goddessesâŚweâre giving you the day off!
This Saturday, April 7, stop by and link up your post.
Here are a few writing prompts. Get creative!
-How are you celebrating No Housework Day?
-What do you do instead of housework?
-Tell us about that time you tried to clean something and it backfired on you.
-How did you become a Domestic Goddess / Domestically challenged
-Share your housekeeping/organizing tips and tricks
-Confess your messâŚbe brave and show us pictures of your messy house
-Tell us your most/least favorite chore
-Why you hate/love housework
-How to you make housework fun (or at least bearable)
-Do your kids help with the housework?
For the Domestically Challenged
Do you hate housework, are you no good at it, or are there simply just not enough hours in the day to do it all? Youâre not alone. All over the country non-domestics just like you are sweeping the cobwebs aside (figurativelyâŚwe donât sweep for real, silly!), stepping out into the world and declaring, âI hate housework!â. Weâre walking right past our piles of organized chaos and confessing to the world, âI have better things to do than dishes.â Join us on Saturday to link up any of your domestically challenged blog posts. Show us what you do instead of housework, how you plan on celebrating No Housework Day, or tell us about that time you tried to clean something and it backfired on you.
For the Domestic Goddesses
If youâre reading this while wiping your computer screen with a special clothâŚyou probably need to declare a holiday more than any of us (put the cloth down and back away, you weirdo!). Canât take off a day of cleaning? You might feel like you donât belong here, but you couldnât be more wrong, my friend! You are welcome to link up any of your housework postsâŚmake us feel guilty and show us your tips, tricks, and lovely organized closets. Weâll call you a show off and give you a đ winky to your face and then weâll probably talk about you behind your backâŚbut seriously, youâre totally welcome to link up!
Start planning how youâre going to celebrate No Housework Day (or if youâre a non-domestic…procrastinate and try to come up with something at the last minute đ ) and then meet back here or at Non-Domestic Mama on Saturday to party!
See ya then (leave your broom at home!)
You can also party with us on Twitter at #nohousework where @coolfamilyblog and @nondomestic will be hanging out instead of cleaning, and follow our Non-Domestic and No Housework boards on Pinterest! đ
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Liar, Liar, Pants on Fire!
This post is for Mama Katâs Writerâs Workshop #3.) A lie you told. I also linked up #5.) What was the occasion? Write about the last time you stayed in a hotel here.
I made a friend at school in Kindergarten. I think her name was Amber, but Iâm not sure. One day I told Amber that I was going to be having a birthday party at Bradyâs Run Park. I was not. What was actually going on was that our church was having the Sunday School Picnic at the park fairly close to my birthday. I knew that it wasnât my birthday partyâŚbut I told her that anyway. I had forgotten all about it until we were at the Sunday School Picnic. Our family was at the shelter when a car pulled up. A little girl with a wrapped present got out of the car. OopsâŚbusted! I had to tell my mom, and Amber, and her mom that I had lied about my birthday. I really donât recall getting into a lot of trouble. In fact I remember our moms telling us that we could have a play date and maybe I could even ride the bus home with Amber one day (which was exciting for me because I was a âwalkerâ). Then Amber and her mom got back into the car with the present and drove away. I donât have any memories of Amber after that. I know that we never had our play date and sometime before the end of the year she moved away (probably to a place where people tell the truth). Amber did not come to my real birthday party that year. Iâm not sure if itâs because we didnât invite her, or if she just didnât believe me, or if she had already moved away by then. I have absolutely no idea why I lied. It was very out of character for me. In fact while preparing for my Mommyâs Piggy Tales posts I asked my mom if she had any cute stories of me at this age. She told me that I was such a good girl all the time, I never did anything wrong, and there just isnât anything funny about a little girl whoâs always behaving herself.
The thing that I find weird about this story isâŚhow did two 5 year old girls get the details right? How did I tell Amber the exact day, time, and place with shelter number to come to? How did she then relay that information to her motherâŚcorrectly? Why did her mom just take her to a birthday party without there being a written invitation and without speaking to my mother first? I have no idea! But aside from the lying, those were some great communication skills at work!
This post was originally included in the post Dancing in a box for my Mommyâs Piggy Tale series. That original post has been edited to create this new post.
My Piggy Tales:
*My Birth Story: Iâm always late!
*Ages 3-5: Dancing in a box
*Age 5 Kindergarten: Liar, Liar, Pants on Fire!
*Age 6 First Grade: Thereâs a bra in my lunchbox!
*Age 7 Second Grade: Bossy Wheels and Shady Deals
*Age 8 Third Grade: I will not talk in class
*Age 9 Fourth Grade: I didnât really need those fingers anyway!
*Age 10 5th Grade: Nothingâs Scary in the Fifth Grade
*Age 11 6th Grade: Jenny Got Ran Over by her Grandma
*Age 12 7th Grade: Youth Camp Stinks
*Age 13 8th Grade: âTalentâ Show
*Age 14 9th Grade: (N)O Christmas Tree
*Age 15 10th Grade: The Newsboys Wouldnât Ditch Their Friends
*Age 16 11th Grade: Acrophobia Gets You the Good Seats
*Age 17 12th Grade: In School Suspension
My Young Adult Years
*Dreams and Aspirations: The Long Road There
*Friends and Fellowship: Friends Donât Get Friends Grounded
*My First Job
*How I Met Cool Daddy Part 1
*How I Met Cool Daddy Part 2
*Colonel Mustard on a Rollercoaster with a Plastic Fork
You can find links to posts about my 1st-5th birthdays here: Celebrating 30 Years in 30 Days
I sold my teacher what?!!!
This is for Mamaâs Kat Writerâs Workshop prompt #4.) A time you felt wronged by a teacher. I had considered writing about this last year during my Mommyâs Piggy Tales series but thought it may be too scandalous for my nice, respectable, Mommy-blog and instead wrote about the time my grandma ran over my foot with the car. Still the story is begging to be toldâŚ
It was around March or April of 1991. I was in 6th grade. I was 11 years old. I had the misfortune of having the same math teacher two years in a row. He wasnât all that bad and still I wasnât very fond of him. Maybe because Math was my least favorite subject and my grades were slipping that year.
(Look at that face of innocence! And also that sa-weeeeet outfit ;))
Middle School was the time when we learned what âgoing togetherâ was all about (sorta). Kids were âgoing togetherâ and breaking up every week. âGoing togetherâ more than 2 weeks was rare and nearly unheard of during these formative years. I myself had already had one other âgoing togetherâ and breaking up experience so far that year. Now I found myself âgoing withâ another boy. I donât remember much about our ârelationshipâ. I donât remember how we got together or how we broke upâŚI only remember that it happened and was, in the scheme of things, quite an uneventful period of time in my life. The only mention of the ârelationshipâ in my diary was short, cryptic and written 3 months after the fact.
(Names were erased to protect the privacy of those mentioned in my diary ;))
Thereâs probably more I donât remember about this experience than what I do remember and I regret that I canât provide you with all of the compelling details. All I know is that the halls had recently emptied, Iâm guessing that the bell was about to ring for the start of class. My boyfriend was in the hall with me and before he left he gave me a quick peck. Iâm fairly certain that this was the first time that had happened, yet it happened so quickly it almost seemed routine. Iâm not even sure the kiss hit my lips although I know it had intended to. Then he came walking up to meâŚmy math teacher. Tall (in comparison to me), round, balding, and bearded he towered over me with his eyes narrowing at me through his round glasses. He informed me that he had just seen what had happened and would be calling my mother. I wanted to yell that he had kissed me and that I was the innocent victim of a hit and run (which was the truth), but I said nothing and walked with my head down, red-faced and embarrassed into class.
I donât think my math teacher ever bothered calling my mother because she never talked to me about it, and believe me, she definitely wouldâve talked to me about it. I suppose there was nothing to worry about, yet I still couldnât help feeling embarrassed that my teacher thought me a naughty girl. In fact this very incident may have been what led to the ultimate demise of my ârelationshipâ with Mr. Kiss-and-Run. I bet youâre thinking that this is rather a boring story and so far youâre right. Little did 11 year old me know the irony that awaited me 7 years later.
It was around September or October of 1998. I was 19 years old. I was working in the lingerie department of a very newly opened department store in the mall. Half of our departmentâs merchandise consisted of respectable sleepwear and robes, the other half of bras and panties and other foundations. Far from being Fredrickâs of Hollywood or even Victoriaâs Secret we only carried a few racks of âspecial occasionâ lingerie, otherwise known asâŚthe sexy stuff.
(Me 1998, still the picture of innocence.)
Because the store had recently opened I was scheduled to work with several other cashiers, something that would be unheard of in the future as many resignations and lay-offs would occur. I was standing near the register talking with another girl when I happened to glance over towards the âspecial occasionâ lingerie…
And then I saw him. Looking through the racks of sexy lingerie was my 5th-6th grade math teacher. He didnât appear as tall since I was now (a little) taller than my 1991 counterpart, but he was still round (although perhaps more round), still balding (although more bald), still bearded (although more gray), and still wearing round glasses.
Before I had a chance to tell my co-worker and then flee from the sceneâŚhorror of all horrors he came walking up to the cash register. Suddenly I found myself alone. Where did my co-worker go so quickly?! I took my long hair and threw it in front of my face to hide my features and turned my name badge around to hide my name. I was hoping he would quickly purchase a nice tasteful negligee for his wife without recognizing me (I wasnât sure whether or not he was marriedâŚnor did I care at the moment.). Well, he didnât recognize meâŚat least he didnât acknowledge that he recognized me. In fact Iâm not sure he even looked directly at me as Iâm sure he may have been quite embarrassed of himself. Embarrassed because, noâŚhe was not in fact buying a nice tasteful negligee. Instead I found myself ringing up a pair of crotchless pantiesâŚin size 2XLâŚfor my 6th grade math teacher! (*shudder*) Paying with a credit card confirmed my suspicions that it was indeed him. Aside from me mumbling the purchase total Iâm quite sure that neither of us spoke during the whole transaction including any hellos or goodbyes.
He left and I pulled my hair back out of my face which was much redder than it had been 7 years ago in the hallway at school. Once I had a moment to recover from the horror of what had just happened, a smile broke across my face and I found myself wishing that I had his motherâs phone numberâŚthat naughty, naughty boy!
Other Writerâs Workshop Posts:
*07-13-11 A bad day: Oh, no he didnât!
*07-13-11 Has your child thrown a temper tantrum in public?
Create a video describing what happened and how you handled it.: And so it begins⌠(Video)
*07-06-11 A list of 10 old TV shows youâd like to make a comeback.: 10 Shows Iâd Like to Make a Comeback
*06-15-11 Share a Summer Camp memory.: Youth Camp Stinks
*05-25-11 Write about a time you got in BIG trouble as a kid.
The Newsboys Wouldnât Ditch Their Friends
*05-18-11 Describe a time when your child said or did something that made you laugh out loud.: Funny Things Adaline Says (Video)
*05-18-11 What was your big dream for yourself when you were 18 and had graduated from high school?: Dreams and Aspirations
*05-18-11 List ten favorite things about one of your favorite people.: 15 Reasons Why My Hubby is Awesome
*05-11-11 Write a love letter to someone (some thing?) you love.
The One That Got Away
*04-06-11 A rule I broke: In School Suspension
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Oh, no he didn’t!
Iâve sung my hubbyâs praises on this blog before. Iâve told you why heâs so awesome, and showed you cute things heâs done, and the great Motherâs Day gift he gave me. Despite the picture I may paint here (my husband is a lot of wonderful thingsâŚbut) heâs far from perfect. There are plenty of things that he does that leave me scratching my head or screaming at the top of my lungsâŚI just try to leave it off of the blog. Today is not one of those days, my friends.
On Friday night Adaline spent the night at my momâs house. I woke up with a sore throat and decided to spend the day in bed. Cool Daddy had the weekend off so he was planning on painting our front steps and porch. I told him to get a color like what we already hadâŚwhite with the slightest hint of blue. At some point my mom called to say that Adaline was upset and was asking for me, and since I only live a block away I tossed on some clothes to walk over to my momâs house. I knew that Iâd need to go out the back door so as not to walk on the freshly painted porchâŚbut I decided to pop my head out of the front door to make sure my hubby had his keys. I opened the front door and saw thisâŚ
(Insert theme music from Physco here)
And then there was this
And this
Oh, yes. It wraps around the side of the house!
If this color looks familiar to you but you canât put your finger on where youâve seen it, let me help you.
Maybe it was hereâŚ
Or hereâŚ
Or even hereâŚ
What the�
When I opened up the door and took a look at the paint on the porch and then looked at my husband. He had his faced all scrunched up and was bracing himself for an ear-lashing from me. âWhat? Why? I said white! Oh my goodnessâŚwhy did you keep painting all of this, you wasted an entire day!â He gave me reasons such as, âIt looked gray on the paint chip (??? I asked for white!), I thought it would lighten up as it dried (And turn to white?), I thought I should ask you to come and look at it and then I decided not to (Because your brain fell out of your ear?).
Just to give you a visual of what the previous porch color wasâŚ
Yeah, itâs just a tad off. đ
Even though my hubby was still hard at work painting when I opened the door to this catastrophe, once I had indeed confirmed that it looked awful he was immediately embarrassed and wanted to go to the hardware store right away to get new paint before too many neighbors saw the porch. Naturally I said, âYou are never picking out paint colors alone again.â So after stopping by my momâs house to console Adaline and fill my mom in on the porch paint madness, IâŚwith the sore throat, pregnant, having not showered yet that day, while it was 90 degrees outsideâŚwent with my husband to the hardware store.
Before we left for the hardware store I had to take photosâŚand since my husband was suddenly so embarrassed I hung a sign before we left lest any passerby thought we intentionally painted our porch that color (even though we sorta did).
The note reads:
Yeah, thatâs NOT the right color!
(Never let Papa Smurf paint your porch!)
He showed me the paint chip heâd selected.
Yes that indeed looks very gray
(or not at allâŚand again I asked for âwhiteâ)
This is the color that I selected.
And here they are together.
When we got home from the store that evening my husband started putting the first coat on right away. He worked until it was dark out and I think he got everything covered with at least one coat. The next day he finished it up and here it is nowâŚ
Tada!
I had him replace the flowers in the front too since I didnât care for the previous ones he planted over a month ago. I think the petunias look great, but itâs kinda hard to see in this light đŚ
Now he has to find a way to get the blue paint off of the bricks so that it doesnât look as though a Smurf was squashed on our sidewalk.
Believe it or not I wasn’t actually mad, I was mostly…confused.
And mildly amused…mildly.
When I went back upstairs that night before he went outside to repaint the porch he said, “I love you!” and I said, “I love you, too. Thanks for the blog post.”
This post is linked to…
3.) A bad day.
Did you see last week’s Writer’s Workshop post?
Read about 10 (Obscure) Shows I’d Like to Make a Comeback!
Related Posts:
*Large Marge Update 2: Some more stair/porch related stuff.
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10 Shows I’d Like to Make Comeback
I donât watch much tv these days. I recently had my heart broken by a tv show and on top of that my basic cable âpackageâ, which only gives us 10 channels, doesnât offer many options for tv viewing. But whether you have 10 channels or 310 this one fact remainsâŚthey just donât make good tv shows like they used to.
When Mama Kat offered âA list of 10 old TV shows youâd like to make a comeback.â as a writing prompt for this weekâs Writerâs WorkshopâŚI knew I couldnât pass it up.
Itâs hard to narrow the list to just tenâŚand many of the shows that I would pick have actors who have left us long ago. At the risk of being the 126 person to say, âBring back The Cosby Show!â (and seriouslyâŚbring it back!). I thought Iâd take a different approach and put out a plea for some shows you very well have never heard of. To give my other favorite shows of all time the recognition they deserve I have listed them at the bottom of this post in no particular order with no additional commentary.
1. MST3K:
If you donât know what that abbreviation stands for than chances are that youâve never seen this show. Mystery Science Theater 3000, called MST3K by fans, was a series about a man named Joel who is trapped on a space station by an evil scientist and forced to watch bad movies. Joel created robot friends, Crow and Tom Servo, out of spare parts and to keep sane, Joel and the robots provide âcommentaryâ by cracking jokes throughout each film.
My dad introduced me to the show when I was in high school with episode 312 Gamera vs. Guiron. By the âHelloâŚthank you!â scene I was hooked. It takes a special kind of person to see the humor behind MST3K and youâll either love it or youâll hate it. I personally found it hilarious and Iâd love to see it make a comeback. But I only want episodes with Joel. You can keep Mike.
HelloâŚthank you! Oh so funny!
2. Swans Crossing:
I think Iâm one of the five people in the world that remember this short-lived teen drama series that aired in 1992. One of the few actors from Swans Crossing who managed to make it out with her career still alive was Sarah Michelle Gellar who played mean rich girl, Sydney Rutledge. The summer before 8th grade my sister and I would watch this show every afternoon and then play some Super Mario Brothers on Nintendo back when video game controllers still had joysticks. No, it wasnât near as good as our beloved Saved by the BellâŚin fact it was downright awfulâŚbut we loved every awful, cheesy, minute of it! For more info about Swans Crossing click here or here
The Swans Crossing Theme Song
You also donât want to miss this video of Milaâs Birthday Party Invitation (starts at 5:00).
3. Fifteen:
Another short-lived teen drama of the early 90s was Canadian-American teen soap opera, Fifteen, which ran on Nickelodeon from 1990-1993. It was equally as cheesy as Swans Crossing, but with slightly better production quality and a longer run on air. It still wasnât as awesome Saved by the Bell (what is?), but it had the right amount of drama and crushes and whatnot for a teenage girl.
Looking for a well-known actor from Fifteen, how about this guy right hereâŚ
Ryan Reynolds played the role of Billy Simpson.
Watch a young Ryan Reynolds at work with the ladiesâŚ
4. Todayâs Special:
Do you remember the Nickelodeon show that ran from 1982-1987 about a department store mannequin that comes to life at night and hangs out with a security guard and a mouse who are puppets? Well, I do! It was called âTodayâs Specialâ. Sometimes the mime was a little creepy, but overall I enjoyed the show as a kid.
Todayâs Special Theme Song
5. Danger Mouse:
Danger Mouse is a superhero/secret agent mouse who works with his sidekick, Penfold, and he is awesome! My sister and I loved Danger Mouse as kids. It too aired on Nickelodeon.
Danger Mouse opening
6. Banana Man:
Bananaman was a cartoon short that aired on Nickelodeon in 1983 after Danger Mouse. Itâs about a boy who turns into a superhero whenever he eats bananas. I donât remember too much about it except that my sister and I liked it at the timeâŚprobably because we associated it with Danger Mouse, which we loved.
For more banana goodness try here
Bananaman opening
7. Sharon, Lois, and Bramâs Elephant Show:
The Elephant Show was a Canadian childrenâs show which aired on Nickelodeon from 1987-1994 starring singing trio Sharon, Lois, and Bram. Admittedly I watched much more of this show at 15 than I ever did at 8. I donât know, I loved all of the kidâs songs and how hokey it all was. I think that lame is fun and coolâŚso what do I know. And guess whatâŚyou can like them on Facebook! đ
Sharon, Lois, and Bramâs Elephant Show opening
âŚand donât forget about Skinnamarink
8. Pinwheel:
Pinwheel was a kidâs show that aired on Nickelodeon from 1977-1990 using cartoons and puppets that interacted with humans. It was pretty awesome. You may remember watching Paddington Bear or Simon in the Land of Chalk Drawings on Pinwheel. Or you may remember the theme song:
Pinwheel, pinwheel, spinning around.
Look at my Pinwheel and see what I’ve found.
Pinwheel, pinwheel, where have you been?
Hello, how are you, and may I come in?
Pinwheel, pinwheel spinning around.
Look at my Pinwheel and see what I found.
Pinwheel, pinwheel, breezy and bright.
Spin me good morning, spin me good night.
Pinwheel opening
(although itâs different than I remember, this is probably an earlier version)
9. Nancy, an operator here at the Disney Channel:
Okay, I know that itâs not a âshowâ and the Disney Channel is now âfreeâ (for those of you who are willing to pay for standard cable or more)âŚbut wouldnât it be awesome if Nancy popped up on the Disney Channel every so often trying to sell it to you? My sister and I loved Nancy and I still remember when my mom finally picked up the phone to order the Disney Channel my sister and I were standing right next to her asking, âAre you talking to Nancy?!â Iâm guessing it wasnât her đŚ
10. The Office:
I know that this show is still on the airâŚbut being a pessimist and all Iâm not predicting a bright future for the show now that Steve Carrell is gone. I hope Iâm wrong, but I miss him already!
Apparently I liked a lot of Nickelodeon back in the day and apparently Nickelodeon relied heavily on Canadian and British shows in the 80s. Most of these shows arenât even available on DVD and that makes me sad. Iâd be happy to buy a bunch of DVDs of quality 80s/90s kidâs programming and show that to my kids all of the time rather than some of the junk thatâs out there now. We exclusively watch PBS now (then again with only 10 channels we donât really have other options!).
What are some tv shows youâd like to see make a comeback? Let me know in the comments!
Honorable Mentions of Great TVs Past:
Classics: I Love Lucy, The Dick Van Dyke Show, The Bob Newhart Show, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, I Dream of Jeannie, Bewitched, Welcome Back, Kotter!, Get Smart, and All in the Family.
Family Shows of the 80s/90s: The Cosby Show, Growing Pains, Full House, Family Matters, Step by Step, Saved by the Bell, Home Improvement, and Boy Meets World
Other great 80s/90s Shows I Loved: Perfect Strangers, Whoâs the Boss, Family Ties, The Wonder Years, Alf, Mamaâs Family, and Golden Girls
80s/90s Cartoons: Muppet Babies, Care Bears, Jem, Rainbow Brite, Strawberry Shortcake, He-man, She-Ra, Gummi Bears, My Little Pony, Wuzzles, Popples, Pound Puppies, Alvin and the Chipmunks, Duck Tales, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Captain Planet, and Animaniacs
Other Writerâs Workshop Posts:
*Funny Things Adaline Says
*Dreams and Aspirations
*Friends Donât Get Friends Grounded (as an adult)
*15 Reasons Why My Hubby is Awesome
*The One That Got Away
*In School Suspension
*The Newsboys Wouldnât Ditch Their Friends
*Youth Camp Stinks
Funny Things Adaline Says
Adaline is 21 months old and she talks a lot. I mean a lot. Most of the time we understand her, sometimes we donât. I canât really say that she says funny things, sheâs maybe a little too young for that. But a lot of things she says happen to strike me as funny because of the way that she says them or pronounces the words.
I recorded one video of Adaline talking about how a goat bit her finger at our trip to the animal park (post coming later). She said a few funny things and was trying to eat her foot and I was laughing the whole time I recorded it and then the camera just shut off :(. So, I turned it back on and recorded some more (the second video below) and then we downloaded them to watch. Imagine my surprise when I find out that the reason why the camera shut off the first time was because it wasnât recording at all đŚ So I turned it on again and tried all over again, but she wasnât so much in the mood for it and itâs not as funny as the first imaginary video was. Youâll just have to take my word for it.
So, anyway, here are 8 thrilling minutes (4 each) of me trying to get Adaline to repeat some of the âfunnyâ phrases she says off camera. Enjoy.
(If you are reading this in an email or feed you will need to click over to the blog or click here or here to view the videos.)
A Goat Bit My Finger:
Letâs Talk About the Easter Bunny:
Oh, and she never did say what left green footprints in our kitchen! Maybe next time.
More (funny?) videos of Adaline:
*Happy Motherâs Day: A rousing rendition of â3 Little Fishiesâ
*Attack of the Giant Baby
*A long trip down Bunnylane: A long wordy post about our visit with the Easter BunnyâŚbut I promise thereâs a video at the end đ
*And so it beginsâŚ: The child sassed me, and I recorded it
Iâm linking this up to Mama Katâs Writerâs Workshop
Vlog: 6.) Describe a time when your child said or did something that made you laugh out loud. I also linked up #1 here and #5 here
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Fun and Dysfunction 