My Aunt Kay used to be glamorous and beautiful. Now, she is still extremely beautiful on the inside, but on the outside, she looks exactly like Eric Clapton. See the photo of Eric Clapton above? She looks exactly like that. Except that she wears dark maroon lipstick. (Also, in case you’ve never noticed, Eric Clapton [...]
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What an interesting article I found this morning! The title is, The Stink in Farts Controls Blood Pressure. (May I add that this article is from Live Science, and NOT a humor magazine–therefore, it’s all true despite that it also happens to be funny).
Surprising fact: My husband doesn’t pass gas in the presence of others…even [...]
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Very sweet. My husband calls us every night when he works out of town.
That is extremely UNcharacteristic of him, yet he’s always done this when he goes out of town. Even when he worked in Canada for four months, he found a way to call us almost every day (without spending a ton of money–I [...]
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I’m so excited.
My husband lined up his next job, and thank goodness, it will be HERE. Well, kind of. At least technically he’ll be living at home, but most likely he’ll be working 24/7 as usual. He’ll he’ll have to drive all the way through Los Angeles each morning to get there, as this is [...]
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This photo is our 3rd baby. Newborns are so irresistable! We saved hundreds of dollars when we banked his cord blood. If this is something you want to do, save $250 with coupon code M4125 through Cord Blood Registry (CBR).
We really wanted to store his stem cells. We didn’t with our first son in 2001, [...]
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Darn. My husband left for his out of town job yesterday. I miss him already. It’s times like this when you realize how important family is and why you need them close. Well, at least the city is kind of close.
I just realized how we got along splendidly during this recent 2 months of unemployment. [...]
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Hollywood workers are seeing some hard times. The effect of the writer’s strike, gas prices, and the age old problem of Los Angeles area rents and mortgages are making it hard for locals–even those who have achieved their aspirations of securing cushy positions in the industry.
While movies don’t pay the rent, they can sure relieve [...]
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My husband isn’t from the US originally. So his English isn’t perfect but it’s okay (considering that he hates studying and is pretty lazy about doing things he doesn’t like to do). Wow, when I put it that way, he sounds darn spoiled. Hm. Oh well.
Anyway, his writing is worse than his spoken English. And [...]
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My husband and I have both been unemployed for two whole months! And I am here to say that our family is very, very, very, (I could repeat the word “very” 100 more times) lucky.
First, the unemployment began right when our third child was born. Oh! Ha ha! I just realized that this sounded ironic, [...]
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My husband is a know-it-all. He can correct anyone or anything, and he doesn’t find that annoying, insecure, or at all offensive.
We were in my child’s karate class the other day. The teacher is like 35 and has studied karate for at least 15 years, um like probably 8 or 9 years LONGER than my [...]
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