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Humor and Comedy, Classics, Memoir

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Jun 04, 2021 09:25AM

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“I'm also discovering that while they seem to believe that I do not require sleep, my husband (who also doubles as their father) has the ability to morph into an invisible and supremely evasive nocturnal being, with powers so stealthy as to evade capture by the aliens [children] that had invaded our once peaceful and quiet habitat [bedroom at night].”
― Dallas Louis, The Mommy Diaries; How I'm Survivng Parenting without Killing Anyone

tags: humor, kids, parenting

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