It had been a bad day already.
The toilet was broken. The kids were nutty and hard to get out the door by 7:30 AM. At school I had a test and a presentation. After school Victoria and the kids were locked out, so I had to leave a study session early and make the long [...]
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O Blogger, Where Art Thou?
Blogging is a lot like working out at the gym. The longer you are away from the gym, the harder it is to get back into the routine. Excuses not to go become easier, the reality of muscle atrophy settles in, and you become convinced that returning to your old [...]
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Strange Maps
