Manic Mama!

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I found this on the net and thought I would share it..
Recognise yourself? I sure do!



Comments

  1. Suburbia2:02 pm, October 08, 2008

    Don't you just LOVE being a woman?!

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  2. Anonymous2:54 pm, October 08, 2008

    Yeah, but hang on! I recognise that woman, and I was done with the whole dang thing twenty years ago. It's me, darn it, who did that, whose been spying?

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  3. GreenJello3:22 pm, October 08, 2008

    LOVE it! I especially identify with the one named.... ummmm.... what was that one again?

    ;)

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  4. Daryl6:53 pm, October 08, 2008

    Oh that is wonderful ... I may need to steal it ...

    :-Daryl

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  5. cheshire wife7:04 pm, October 08, 2008

    Amusing now but not at the time.

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  6. Saz7:24 pm, October 08, 2008

    Daryl- Help yourself...it isn't mine..

    Cheshire wife- No it hurts a lot right now, but I do see the funny side..gotta or l'l implode! LOL

    Suburbia- I guess I've no choice!

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  7. BS5 Blogger8:41 pm, October 08, 2008

    Hi FFF - kinda didn't see myself. At all. Not one bit. Let's have another look....

    No!

    But I couldn't pass through without signing the visitors' book....

    Keep being you!

    :) BS5

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  8. Unknown1:18 am, October 10, 2008

    I think I'm all of those! :-) Just depends on what time of the day you catch me....

    Peace - D

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  9. Working Mum6:11 pm, October 11, 2008

    Don't take this the wrong way, but I am going to have to send that to my menopausal mum!

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  10. Anonymous9:51 pm, October 11, 2008

    Hi, fff, thanks for replying to my post on wife in the north. You're inspiring, and I will think about the whole thing again.

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  11. Mel9:57 pm, October 11, 2008

    Hey! I know these guys... ; ) I so enjoy popping in...just love it here! I've left a small token for you at my blog. Feel free to drop by any time. Blessings!

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